Topic: Rate the last movie you've seen

[Dasmos]

What the ****, why can't I edit my post? Why the **** is the formatting fucked up? ****?

[SixthAngel]

Ip Man - 8/10

I loved the 10 on one fight.  He has this whole punching style where he never puts all his effort in one punch so instead he just punches the guys like 10 times a second.  The speed is ridiculous.

If you enjoyed it their is second one you might be interested in.  I don't know if it has English yet but it has been out for months, I have only seen a little bit of it though.  The setting it quite a bit different and involves him fighting a western boxer.  Now we both probably picture him kicking the **** out of the boxer in 10 seconds but they keep forcing him to fight with more and more boxing rules.  It also has a cameo of a young Bruce Lee.

[Caliban]

Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=959h-GXfeNc

1 vs 10 scene: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qhPDEOYbx4

The entire movie on Youtube(In Cantonese but subtitled): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqrKlsVUfFQ (Pt 1 of 11)

Thank you.

[BlackNMild2k1]

Ip Man - 8/10

I loved the 10 on one fight.  He has this whole punching style where he never puts all his effort in one punch so instead he just punches the guys like 10 times a second.  The speed is ridiculous.

If you enjoyed it their is second one you might be interested in.  I don't know if it has English yet but it has been out for months, I have only seen a little bit of it though.  The setting it quite a bit different and involves him fighting a western boxer.  Now we both probably picture him kicking the **** out of the boxer in 10 seconds but they keep forcing him to fight with more and more boxing rules.  It also has a cameo of a young Bruce Lee.

I'm waiting on the English dubbed DVD Release to hit Netflix.

[nickmitch]

If you go in to a dream, there's something different about the totem. That was the whole point. If you had it, you know you entered a dream. Knowing things about it means you know how it'll act in a dream (spin forever) and how it'll act in real life (it falls eventually).
Also, if someone brought you in to a dream (like guy they were doing the whole Inception thing on), they wouldn't have their totem.

Why not?  The dreamer fills the dream with people from their subconscious.  What's stopping them from having things?  Also, when Cobb was in Saito's limbo, he had his totem with him.

Because I don't know you have it, so you don't have it. If you put it there after the fact, you change the dream the projections start attacking you. If you'll remember in the first layer of the inception job, that one guy pulled a grenade launcher out of nowhere. But, you'll also remember that as the girl built things in Cobb's dream (when he was showing her the ropes) the projections started attacking her.

But with the spinning totem, how does being in a dream change how physics interact on it? The architect don't know about your totems and neither does the person whose dream you're entering, so how can it just spin indefinitely? What determines that?

Exactly.  I'll buy that the architect wouldn't know the weight/mass of the item - but not knowing "Hey, that top should fall over." is also a bit of a reach.

Because in dream world physics doesn't work like normal. A spinning top that spins forever would seem normal in a dream, so the dreamer wouldn't think to make it fall.

[ThePerm]

i thought that guy on Ip Man looked familiar, it is the same dude from Drunken Tai Chi..which is GREAT

[Plugabugz]

Because in dream world physics doesn't work like normal. A spinning top that spins forever would seem normal in a dream, so the dreamer wouldn't think to make it fall.

But what determines that? It's not the dreamer and its not those who entered it.

[UncleBob]

Because I don't know you have it, so you don't have it. If you put it there after the fact, you change the dream the projections start attacking you. If you'll remember in the first layer of the inception job, that one guy pulled a grenade launcher out of nowhere. But, you'll also remember that as the girl built things in Cobb's dream (when he was showing her the ropes) the projections started attacking her.

However, as they showed, the heist-men studied their marks beforehand.  It's not like anyone seemed to keep their totems secret.  If you know me or studied me, you'll probably know what my totem is.  And, again, when Cobb was in Saito's limbo, Cobb had his totem with him - why would Saito have created his totem?

[ThePerm]

Ip Man 8.8/10 - a good kung fu master movie, reminds me of Fearless...similar era



Drunken Tai Chi 8.5/10
I bought it for a dollar, but it is great. It is directed by Wu Ping Yuen, and is comedic. Its kinda like Drunken Master.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IJYikokCOU

[kraken613]

Because I don't know you have it, so you don't have it. If you put it there after the fact, you change the dream the projections start attacking you. If you'll remember in the first layer of the inception job, that one guy pulled a grenade launcher out of nowhere. But, you'll also remember that as the girl built things in Cobb's dream (when he was showing her the ropes) the projections started attacking her.

However, as they showed, the heist-men studied their marks beforehand.  It's not like anyone seemed to keep their totems secret.  If you know me or studied me, you'll probably know what my totem is.  And, again, when Cobb was in Saito's limbo, Cobb had his totem with him - why would Saito have created his totem?

Saito was in Cobbs Limbo I thought. When they went and Mal was there that was Cobbs Limbo and then Cobb said he was going to find Saito.

[Dasmos]

Inception deson't have to make sense. It's all a dream.

[nickmitch]

Because in dream world physics doesn't work like normal. A spinning top that spins forever would seem normal in a dream, so the dreamer wouldn't think to make it fall.

But what determines that? It's not the dreamer and its not those who entered it.

It's the sole fact that you're in a dream.

Because I don't know you have it, so you don't have it. If you put it there after the fact, you change the dream the projections start attacking you. If you'll remember in the first layer of the inception job, that one guy pulled a grenade launcher out of nowhere. But, you'll also remember that as the girl built things in Cobb's dream (when he was showing her the ropes) the projections started attacking her.

However, as they showed, the heist-men studied their marks beforehand.  It's not like anyone seemed to keep their totems secret.  If you know me or studied me, you'll probably know what my totem is.  And, again, when Cobb was in Saito's limbo, Cobb had his totem with him - why would Saito have created his totem?

Saito was in Cobbs Limbo I thought. When they went and Mal was there that was Cobbs Limbo and then Cobb said he was going to find Saito.

I was under the impression that limbo was just an infinite expanse that was shared by anyone who entered it and Cobb just spent time exploring it until he found Saito.

[Caliban]

The Yes Men Fix The World

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

AWESOME/10

[BeautifulShy]

I just got back from seeing Inception and yes it can be very confusing. I missed like the first 10 mins of it so I might have missed something important.

Anyways what I'm wondering about is is at the end did Cobbs totem fall down at the end? They never really show if it does or not. It looks like it is slowing but it doesn't show for certainty.

I really liked the fight scenes at the end of the movie. There is lots of symbolism in the movie I'm told and will have to get it on DVD to delve deeper into it.

I'd give it a 4/5 because it was somewhat had to follow.

[bustin98]

I saw Inception tonight too. I though didn't find it hard to follow or be confused by anything. I wasn't surprised at all that the spinning top wasn't shown. Completely leaves it open to a sequel one way or the other. Did Cobb create the ultimate dream in limbo? Or is he really in reality? Is the fact that he saw his children's faces an indicator that he is in the real world, or was it a sign that he finally forgave himself over his wife's death? Oh, so many questions, eh? Good flick. Makes you question what reality is as much as the first Matrix.

As for why Cobb's totem was with him and who created it, it probably was Cobb no matter who's dream he was in. If you recall when they wanted to get out of the warehouse in the van and the guy on the roof had them pinned down, [that one guy] was using a rifle, and [the other guy] says he's thinking too small and pulls out a grenade launcher... Where'd that come from? These items must be a construct of their creation. Same with the train running through downtown. Another word about Cobb's totem, the top spins and teeters in a specific way. Someone can watch him and see he has a top, but Cobb is the only one who knows how it feels and spins. I would say that as part of his training, he never brings his totem with him in a dream, unless there is a reason, such as the one to convince Saito who he is.

[BlackNMild2k1]

Hot Tub Time Machine - We need more comedies like this/10

that's all I'm gonna say about the movie, but where the F*** are all the special features on the DVD?
I only check the special features on  movies I like, and I was very disappointed to find none on this one.

[kraken613]

Going to see Inception again in Imax!

[ThePerm]

Hot Tub Time Machine     George MacFly is in it/10

[ThePerm]

Kick-Ass   8.8/10

[Halbred]

I want to see The Human Centipede, but I think I'm too flat-out disturbed by the premise.

[Stratos]

I want to see The Human Centipede, but I think I'm too flat-out disturbed by the premise.

"100% Medically Accurate"

And what does it mean by 1st sequence? Will it be a trilogy or something and the second one has the victims on a killing rampage?

[BlackNMild2k1]

In the 2nd sequence he feed them corn to see if it does infact survive multiple digestive tracts.

[TJ Spyke]

In the first movie the doctor had three people linked together ass-to-mouth, the director has said the sequel (coming out next year) will have 12 people linked together as a centipede and will be even more graphic and disturbing. He is thinking about doing a third movie depending on how people react to the second one.

[Stratos]

In the 2nd sequence he feed them corn to see if it does infact survive multiple digestive tracts.

I half wonder if that was part of the purpose of the scene where they are tied together on the floor centipede style. I'm sure they were not actually sugically made into the centipede at that point but the mad doc more 'helping them get used to how they will be'.

[Halbred]

Read the Wikipedia article. The whole thing. Not gonna see it. Not sober, anyway.