Complaining about a film

ChrisCobra

The Village was a really bad film , just as bad as the troll

pulliptears

Zazen999 wrote: »

Thanks a flippin lot. That's next Wednesday's evening spoilt.

you expected a tarantino movie to be historically accurate?! :eek: Its all about the blood and gore!

Zazen999

pulliptears wrote: »

you expected a tarantino movie to be historically accurate?! :eek: Its all about the blood and gore!

Of course - are you saying filmmakers LIE???????!!!!!!!!

pulliptears

Zazen999 wrote: »

Of course - are you saying filmmakers LIE???????!!!!!!!!

Lol, no, not all the time...... Men in Black is 100% true and accurate right down to the talking pug

Zazen999

pulliptears wrote: »

Lol, no, not all the time...... Men in Black is 100% true and accurate right down to the talking pug

There's a talking PUG???

I've missed SO much in life. I feel quite bereft. :doh:

pulliptears

Zazen999 wrote: »

There's a talking PUG???

I've missed SO much in life. I feel quite bereft. :doh:

LMAO, bet you have never been to New York and seen Mr Staypuft and Slimer wandering around either have you?

You know Zazen, you really should get out more

MrsBartolozzi

It's a M Shyamalan (sp?) film - it's always obvious from about halfway through that the film is not what it seems and the ending will be always be a disappointment.
I mean, how long did it take you to work out that the guy was dead in the sixth sense? 15, 20 mins at most surely?
I must admit, I didn't get the village quite right - I thought they were a bunch of criminals who had hidden themselves away so they didn't get caught, but still in modern times IYWIM.

pulliptears

I did pick 'the village' pretty quickly, and 6th sense for that matter. One of the few films I've seen where the plot twist was totally unexpected was the brilliant Nicole Kidman in 'The Others'

Spoiler be here for those who cant be bothered to watch but want to know the twist......**highlight**

Nicole Kidman plays a mum in the 1940's, her husband is at war and she is convinced her ancestral home is haunted. The movie goes through all the hauntings and the terrors of the mum and her children, only to reveal at the end that its actually them that are dead.....

Zazen999

pulliptears wrote: »

LMAO, bet you have never been to New York and seen Mr Staypuft and Slimer wandering around either have you?

You know Zazen, you really should get out more

I've been to New York myself [lots of times], I just don't watch TV or mainstream films.

I haven't got the faintest who Mr Staypuft or Slimer is.

I'm more into foreign films with subtitles; but I have seen Fight Club many many times.

[And I'm perfectly happy with that ]

Zazen999

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

I mean, how long did it take you to work out that the guy was dead in the sixth sense? .

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

I need to leave this thread now, before all my future Christmases are ruined.