Rate the last movie you saw.

[Echo419]

I think Nick just divided by 0.

[green-lantern]

Elysium was stupid.

 

Matt Damon worked in a dangerous factory making humanoids robots that could police the people. Why couldn't those robots work those factory lines themselves? Also if healthcare was that easy and cheap, what does it hurt sharing it? Have the robots build those machines too.

I assume it was to cull the population

Most movies like this I can pick apart but I just try to enjoy them instead. Pacific Rim was waaay more stupid but I enjoyed that also.

[green-lantern]

You have to like the type of humor it uses.

I'm a sick and twisted person, so it's right up my alley. If you like the red band trailer, watch the movie.



Directed by (and starring) Jason Bateman; first film he's directed

I'm watching it tonight

[NickS VR4]

I assume it was to cull the population

Most movies like this I can pick apart but I just try to enjoy them instead. Pacific Rim was waaay more stupid but I enjoyed that also.

That's fine and all, but when you are using a movie as a political statement, don't leave such gaping holes.


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[sketch]

I'm watching it tonight

the still splash image for the youtube video is hilarious, as well.

[IPD]

Elysium was stupid.

 

Matt Damon worked in a dangerous factory making humanoids robots that could police the people. Why couldn't those robots work those factory lines themselves? Also if healthcare was that easy and cheap, what does it hurt sharing it? Have the robots build those machines too.

Pretty much my assessment as well. Dredd was much more enjoyable, as far as dystopian future movies go.

[Echo419]

I assume it was to cull the population

Most movies like this I can pick apart but I just try to enjoy them instead. Pacific Rim was waaay more stupid but I enjoyed that also.

Pacific Rim was awesome. I saw it in 3D Imax and was blown away by the visuals and sound. just like a roller coaster simple and fun. not much thinking needed.

[green-lantern]

That's fine and all, but when you are using a movie as a political statement, don't leave such gaping holes.


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I guess I didn't view it as much of a political statement. Maybe it was billed as such and I didn't realize it. If it was for real I bet most of Hollywood would be up there.

What I mostly liked about the movie was the awesome special effects and action.

[green-lantern]

Oh and I know I've posted this somewhere on this fourm before (maybe in this thread) but for those that haven't seen it it's great!

[Echo419]

somebody posted it here