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Peebla posted:my girlfriend is out of town this weekend, for once I don't have any homework or familial obligations or anything of any importance to do for the next day and a half. I am about to go get a pizza and some beer and sit down in front of the television, hopefully not to move for at least twelve hours. Hot Fuzz, which is as brainless or smart as you want it to be. Re-Animator is a fun horror-comedy with lots of gore and nudity The Punisher is up again, it's a solid violent half-drunk watch Snowpiercer is divisive, but it's unique, stylish, and extremely political if that's your bag
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Peebla posted:my girlfriend is out of town this weekend, for once I don't have any homework or familial obligations or anything of any importance to do for the next day and a half. I am about to go get a pizza and some beer and sit down in front of the television, hopefully not to move for at least twelve hours. The Daredevil series if you havent seen it yet. Also, New World
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Peebla posted:my girlfriend is out of town this weekend, for once I don't have any homework or familial obligations or anything of any importance to do for the next day and a half. I am about to go get a pizza and some beer and sit down in front of the television, hopefully not to move for at least twelve hours.
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Have you seen Ip Man?
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:
Yeah you really need some good acid or a whole liter of vodka, no half measures.
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Goddamn bronze hat formation! how can any Kung-fu practicioner fight with all that light in his eyes? Those tricky loving ninjas better get what's coming to them before this night is over. 5 Elements Ninjas is an amazing start to my night. thanks for the recommendation. I'm still deciding what comes next, but you guys have thrown a lot of great options out there.
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Just search Jason Statham and watch them all
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X-Ray Pecs posted:Hot Fuzz, which is as brainless or smart as you want it to be. I loved Hot Fuzz when I first saw it. Went back to it last week and it was unwatchable. I guess in my head I was remembering it being more like In Bruges but the way it's shot was like neausiating. Just finished Beasts of No Nation. Pretty good
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# ? Oct 17, 2015 02:36 |
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Hot Fuzz is one of the best comedy films ever made.
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# ? Oct 17, 2015 02:41 |
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Ya wtf
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# ? Oct 17, 2015 02:43 |
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The Man From Nowhere is the gold standard for action thrillers, for me at least.
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4 RING SHRIMP posted:I loved Hot Fuzz when I first saw it. Went back to it last week and it was unwatchable. I guess in my head I was remembering it being more like In Bruges but the way it's shot was like neausiating. The hell? Hot Fuzz is amazing.
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4 RING SHRIMP posted:I loved Hot Fuzz when I first saw it. Went back to it last week and it was unwatchable. I guess in my head I was remembering it being more like In Bruges but the way it's shot was like neausiating. Thats odd, I watched it again just recently and it was still awesome.
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Btw to the dude that liked Five Elements Ninjas, watch Crippled Avengers next.
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:Hot Fuzz is one of the best comedy films ever made. yarp.
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Is What We do in the Shadows available to rent anywhere? All I can find is a buy option and it's been out for months. I finally got around to watching a trailer for it and it looks funny as gently caress. Edit: Oh wow it went up on UK netflix this week, but the US gets nothing. That sucks! veni veni veni fucked around with this message at 03:21 on Oct 17, 2015 |
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'the one i love' is loving insane
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# ? Oct 17, 2015 03:17 |
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i think Hot Fuzz is a next-level comedy, but i can totally see how it would be grating to some people.
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NESguerilla posted:Is What We do in the Shadows available to rent anywhere? All I can find is a buy option and it's been out for months. I remember seeing it just last night.
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:i think Hot Fuzz is a next-level comedy, but i can totally see how it would be grating to some people. I feel like you can say this about most really good movies.
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Short Penguin posted:I remember seeing it just last night. Are you in the US with a U.S. Account? Says disc only for me.
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# ? Oct 17, 2015 06:51 |
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Hot fuzz does do a triple-cut-film-fade effect which goes about 15% too over the top in the action sequences. But I love the movie.
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:i think Hot Fuzz is a next-level comedy, but i can totally see how it would be grating to some people. I think it's funny as hell but glad to see someone understands how it could be obnoxious too. Going in expecting In Bruges would be a disaster of course. In Bruges is excellent, but very much its' own thing. Man, that's a good film.
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I don't think Hot Fuzz and Sean of the Dead and that other one were bad but I also don't think they are the height of comedy like some people. They just kind of exist.
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Hat Thoughts posted:I feel like you can say this about most really good movies. well, most comedies anyway. comedy's the most subjective genre.
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drunken officeparty posted:I don't think Hot Fuzz and Sean of the Dead and that other one were bad but I also don't think they are the height of comedy like some people. They just kind of exist. Hot Fuzz isn't great because it's merely funny (though it is that), it's great because of how ridiculously immaculate the presentation is. It does satire so subtly and so well that it could be read as not even being a satire at all.
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I like Hot Fuzz but subtle is not a word I'd use to describe it
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# ? Oct 17, 2015 14:57 |
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Hot Fuzz is easily one of the best comedies of the past decade and it's held up marvelously on every rewatch I've given it.
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morestuff posted:I like Hot Fuzz but subtle is not a word I'd use to describe it The satire is subtle, especially if you've not seen some of the films it references. The actual script has a lot of stuff that is not at all subtle, like Dalton's entire character, but that's not exactly what I'm talking about. Rageaholic Monkey posted:Hot Fuzz is easily one of the best comedies of the past decade and it's held up marvelously on every rewatch I've given it.
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precision posted:Hot Fuzz isn't great because it's merely funny (though it is that), it's great because of how ridiculously immaculate the presentation is. It does satire so subtly and so well that it could be read as not even being a satire at all. It wastes almost no space because every moment of the film is moving the story along, setting up a joke, or playing out a punchline. It's not really subtle, but rather very dense and loaded. It's also well-shot, and I can count the number of good-looking comedies I've seen on one hand.
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X-Ray Pecs posted:It wastes almost no space because every moment of the film is moving the story along, setting up a joke, or playing out a punchline. It's not really subtle, but rather very dense and loaded. It's also well-shot, and I can count the number of good-looking comedies I've seen on one hand. Yeah that's pretty much what I was getting at, it's one of those films that has no fat to trim, every frame is crucial and every line of dialogue has like four different meanings.
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# ? Oct 17, 2015 15:32 |
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There are tons of jokes in Hot Fuzz that you'll just outright miss if you're not paying full attention. It's crazy how dense that movie is.
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# ? Oct 17, 2015 19:02 |
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I didn't really like sean of the dead so I wasn't super hyped for hot fuzz, but holy gently caress is that movie great. It can make you laugh with an edit or a zoom on top of having a great script, it's one of the best movies ever made, I'm not even gonna qualify it with comedy. It's just great.
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cat doter posted:it's one of the best movies ever made, I'm not even gonna qualify it with comedy. it's almost certainly in my top 10 of the '00s
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# ? Oct 18, 2015 00:28 |
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Hot Fuzz is one of the best plotted films ever. It's so well put together.
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Yarp.
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Maxwell Lord posted:Hot Fuzz is one of the best plotted films ever. It's so well put together. Every single part of the climactic action sequence contains a visual gag that was set up in the first half of the movie. I can't think of another comedy that is so painstakingly crafted.
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The only Edgar Wright film I project that didn't blow me away was World's End, and that was out of disappointment of it merely being good. I feel like he set up an impossible task of satisfactorily wrapping up a three film series where the first two were just so damned great. I'll qualify Scott Pilgrim inasmuch as I was expecting to hate it and had a great time. I almost don't want to watch it a second time. e: I watched Spaced again recently, and I guess I don't think it's aged very well. Still a good time, though, and head and shoulders over any slacker comedy of that era. DangerDummy! fucked around with this message at 05:45 on Oct 18, 2015 |
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DangerDummy! posted:The only Edgar Wright film I project that didn't blow me away was World's End, and that was out of disappointment of it merely being good. I feel like he set up an impossible task of satisfactorily wrapping up a three film series where the first two were just so damned great. Scott Pilgrim absolutely holds up if you liked it the first time. Same as most Wright movies, you catch a lot of things you missed the first time.
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