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Super 8 (Blu-ray SteelBook)(HMV Exclusive)-Debossed [UK]
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Just ordered....not seen as yet.
Watched "Drive" last night after a recommendation from a friend, was surprised, very enjoyable!
Will soon find out..
Watched "Drive" last night after a recommendation from a friend, was surprised, very enjoyable!
Will soon find out..
Just ordered....not seen as yet.
Watched "Drive" last night after a recommendation from a friend, was surprised, very enjoyable!
Will soon find out..
if you like ET and the Goonies, you'll love this one!
Loved them both! Classic films!!
then you will love Super 8! You are in for a treat!
We you can have mine for £19.99??my one hasnt been sent yetcmon hmv!!!
I'm sure they'll process it soon, don't think it's as rare as C&A
I loved ET and The Goonies, but I fell asleep towards the latter half of the movie for some reason. I was tired that night, and just couldn't concentrate, but I don't think I enjoyed this film as much as ET or The Goonies. I will need to rewatch it someday to make sure. The only other film that I can recall falling asleep while watching (again, when I am quite tried already) was for Cloverfield... funny how both are loud monster flicks.
I loved ET and The Goonies, but I fell asleep towards the latter half of the movie for some reason. I was tired that night, and just couldn't concentrate, but I don't think I enjoyed this film as much as ET or The Goonies. I will need to rewatch it someday to make sure. The only other film that I can recall falling asleep while watching (again, when I am quite tried already) was for Cloverfield... funny how both are loud monster flicks.
I hated Cloverfield.
I despise that "style" of film making. Trying to pass of an entire film using the shakey cam style as if its a documentary is BS. I walked out of Paranormal Activity for the same reason. If I am going to pay to see a movie, especially with the ticket prices now, then I want some production value. PA had none for me, and although Cloverfield did have the monster it was so rarely seen that it was def not worth it. And oddly enough as much as I hate those two movies, I still feel that the worst movie I have ever seen was the Village. Called the ending in ten minutes.. sadly I was dead on
my one hasnt been sent yet
I thought mine had arrived this morning, but it was my brothers copy of TGWTDT
disagree completely. Love the shaky cam and loved Cloverfield. Although I sooo agree on 'The Village'. I saw that movie not long after release and until recently it was the worst movie I had ever seen (so about 6-7 years it stayed the worst movie I had ever seen). Macgruber (2010) now takes that honour for myself...it was so bad....
a celery stick between your butt-cheeks.... really....
ughhh really? you dig the shaky cam?
I just find no value in it. For one it makes me sick. Seeing it makes me want to vomit. More importantly though as a person that took film in school, worked on a few sets and just in general love film I can't abide the shaky cam.
But thats just me.
The Village will always rank as my worst movie.. unless of course they make a Village too... the Shattening (Happening) was also brutal. M. Night Shabomalom has got nothing left...
I dunno what it is but I actually really like the shaky cam. When I first saw it I was like thats awesome. Excessive use although does sometime becomes pointless. At times shaky cam really can convey or get a point across that much more to the viewer or make you feel more part of the action. Eh but thats just me. I know Im in the minority as most people either get sick (literally) from shaky cam or just don't prefer it.
Agreed on M.Night.... he's got nothing left in the tank. Im still surprised studio's green light his movies. There so bad. He got a couple right in beginning and nothing since.
Sorry, but there would be no Cloverfield / Blair Witch if it wasn't for the "shaky cam" type method. Can you imagine how bad it would be if they used smooth panning and tracking along whilst trying to convey the sense of urgency and immediacy which is given by the handheld 'look'???
Whilst I agree that it can be a bit nausea inducing if overdone (and Cloverfield was quite close for me) and it's annoying when so many have seemed to jump on the bandwagon in recent years, it *can* be great when it actually is integral to the film itself... alas too many films (as per my prev point) are now trying to shoehorn things to make the handheld effect "integral" to the story (think 'The Last Exorcism', for example).
POV filming is "this year's black" (along with 3D it seems!).
Whilst I agree that it can be a bit nausea inducing if overdone (and Cloverfield was quite close for me) and it's annoying when so many have seemed to jump on the bandwagon in recent years, it *can* be great when it actually is integral to the film itself... alas too many films (as per my prev point) are now trying to shoehorn things to make the handheld effect "integral" to the story (think 'The Last Exorcism', for example).
POV filming is "this year's black" (along with 3D it seems!).
Love this film-have not had chance to rewatch, but methinks it's time to put this baby on projector
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