What kind of movies do you like ? if you don't be specific everyone will reccomend everything they like
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I thought someone would recommend something similar to the movies mentioned above, but I edited the post. Action, adventure, and comedy will probably be the best categories.
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I'll second the Kingsman, it was like Quentin Tarantino directed a spy movie.
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Jhon Wick
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Nightcrawler
Birdman: Or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
I'll think of more with time\
EDIT:
Boyhood
The Imitation Game
The Theory of Everything
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Interstellar
Big Hero 6
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This list probably lacks of Ex Machina and Whiplash =)
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Sadly,haven't watched Ex Machina
and I didnt like Whiplash all that much
I get the point and all but I think the movie made himself look a bit weird and over the top by using certain things which I found silly(like throwing A CHAIR at someone because he didnt play well or on tempo...)
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Well, tastes differ. I for example found Boyhood to be really boring. As for Ex Machina, it's definitely worth watching, if you like old-school sci-fi (Isaac Asimov etc.).
P.S.: Sorry, if my grammar is bad.
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Whiplash is HANDS DOWN the best movie of 2014. It's almost as good as 2013's Rush, but not quite there.
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Mad Max fury road
The hunger games
Godzilla
Ender's Game
What about 3D animated movies?
Penguins of Madagascar
Home
Big Hero 6
The Lego Movie
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Maze Runner you say? In Semptember there is gonna be another part.
And I would recommend Furious 7, really nice and yes, I cried at the ending :(
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Never watched any FF. Maybe I should give it a chance.
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Well, then of course don't watch just 7 one. You gotta know the whole story, even though many say that it's just racing, no storyline I think totally different. Last parts may have too much explosions, un-physical reactions and all, but it's still good idea to watch it. They also did a beautiful tribute for Paul Walker.
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The Fast and the Furious movies are stupid, but largely enjoyable. They're basically the automotive movie equivalent of kung-fu movies. 1 was better than it seemed like it should've been, 2 was bad, Tokyo Drift (3rd movie) was really bad. Fast & Furious (4th) was good, only in comparison to 2 & 3. 5 & 6 were both a lot of fun.
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kiss the cook, cause nobody else will mention it :-)
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If you have the chance, the new Mad Max movie is really great
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That's gotten amazing reviews. I really meant to see it in the theater, but I kind of feel like I might as well wait.
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Although, it is playing at a local brewpub theater... I bet my TV and sound system is better, though.
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I watched in shitty quality and all... In a theater of course, winkwink, and it was still worth it. Can't wait to rewatch it on DVD.
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That's good info. I can always rewatch it on Blu-Ray, and I've always meant to checkout a movie at this place. Its a huge former poorhouse that was converted into a bunch of separate bars, all with their own feeling, and one of them is a theater that serves food and alcohol. its a really neat place.
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Treat yourself, mate! I know I would definitely do it. Sounds like a good experience plus like I said: This movie is awesome.
We have something similar in bigger theaters where you can order food and drinks while watching a movie but it's expensive as fuck. I think you'd easily spend 100€ if you get the tickets and order food and drinks while watching.
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Oh, we have a high-end place like that a bit aways, but it never really seemed worth the cost, unless I had an interesting date.
The place nearby is great, but the prices are much more reasonable. More like normal brewpub prices.
In the 70's, a pair of brothers started a pub, and eventually expanded it into a little empire. Their whole thing is taking old buildings with varied histories and turning them into nice brewpubs and/or hotels. In addition to the poor house (and outbuildings), they've also taken over things like an elementary school that the city closed.
Here's a like to the poorhouse one: http://www.mcmenamins.com/Edgefield
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The website has some 90s nostalgia haha, but the locations sure look pretty interesting! And when the prices are average it's definitely worth doing.
I took a look at the cinema locations and they all look pretty nice, although it kinda sucks when all the seats are on one level. Must suck to be in the last row.
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Yeah, that website has had that look for a while. Going for a modern retro kind of thing, which I guess works for them, since all of their building are old and re-purposed. Still, its a bit odd to look at compared to modern web design.
It doesn't look like all of the seats are on the same level, unless you saw a different picture than I:
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You're right, I haven't thought of the design being intentional.
I probably missed this one then, because most pictures I have seen were like this one...
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Ah, that's for the Olympic Club theater, which is a different property.
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I saw this as well and It was good. Stuck to the world theme.
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Inside Out (the new Pixar) is sooo good. It's the best animated movie to come out in a long time. I laughed my ass off
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Stardust!!! I could tell you it's an epic fantasy With swashbuckling, fallen stars, witches, flying ships, and pirates or I could just say it's got Robert De Niro in drag (That alone makes it epic)!
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None of these are new. They're from 2014. That means they're relatively recent, not new :-p. New movies are the ones from the current year. Watch Avengers Age of Ultron, Mad Max Fury Road, Ex Machina and Spy. These are the best movies so far this year. Oh, and...stay far away from Chappie, Insurgent and Fifty Shades of Grey. They're SHIT, especially the last one.
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I watched Ex Machina last night. Sadly; ending was very predictable.
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Still a very good tackle on the subject of AI. A lot better than Spielberg's attempt, that's for sure. Or the Neil Blomkamp's recent one, the aforementioned Chappie. Which sucked donkey balls. And a predictable ending is preferable to a soap-opera one. Which is what the two of them leaving together and being happily ever after would have been. Plus, it made no sense for an emotionless, deceptive, lying, manipulative AI, governed only by rational thought to behave in such a manner. Would have completely ruined the movies. Fight Club's ending, after the big reveal, was pretty predictable too. Didn't make the movie any less genius.
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i can recommend chappie and mad max.
a bit older but still good: budapest hotel, john wick and the equalizer.
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Jesus, Chapie's such a piece of shit. I can't believe it was directed by Neil Bomkamp...a disgrace to his career. Watch Ex Machina: same theme and subject, MUCH BETTER TREATED.
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From 2015 worth watching
Mad Max: Fury Road
Spy
Jurassic World
Kingsman: The Secret Service
Focus
Run All Night
Furious 7
The Divergent Series: Insurgent
Tomorrowland
San Andreas
Max
Ted 2
From 2014 worth watching
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit,The Signal, Non-Stop, RoboCop, The Lego Movie, The Monuments Men, 300: Rise of an Empire, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Chef, Neighbors, Noah, Veronica Mars,Draft Day, Godzilla
I will update if I remember any else
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I think these are all recent - last 18 months, with some exceptions perhaps.
Mad Max: Fury Road
Kingsman: The Secret Service
Jurassic World (not a 'great' film but totally enjoyable)
Big Hero 6
Chappie
Ex Machina
It Follows
Maggie
Nightcrawler
John Wick
Everly
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Birdman: Or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Horns
The Guest
Cold in July
A Walk Among the Tombstones
Blue Ruin
Nebraska
Snowpiercer
Oblivion
The Wolf of Wall Street
Inside Llewyn Davis
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[SPOILER!!!!!] Was it only me, or nobody else understood "It follows"?. But at least it delivered, what it promised. A man/woman was following the girl the entire time. No sotry, no jumpscares, nothing which would make sense. It was the most boring "horror" film I've ever seen. [SPOILER END]
I'd recommend The Babadook if you'd like to watch a horror film.
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This is how you do a spoiler :P
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Thanks for the suggestions. So far I watched Kingsmen (awesome!), and The Signal (that was some weird shit, who recommended it!? :P). Next up - Mad Max :)
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Not your kind of movie per list but:
Ted 2
is mindlessly funny. (especially if you know pop culture references)
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Haha, thanks for bringing it up! Just watched Ted 1 and it was really funny :D BTW the scene in the stadium was so moving.
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It looks like I'm gonna have some time next week and would like to watch some good movies. Recently I watched The Hobbit 1-3, The Maze Runner, Exodus, Now You See Me, Age of Extinction, Hercules, Planet of the Apes, Interstellar, 47 Ronin, Edge of Tomorrow, X-Men Days of Future Past, and probably a few more I can't recall now. What do you recommend?
Categories: action, adventure, comedy, but feel free to recommend anything that is really good.
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