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What do you think of the movie Easy Rider?

Liked it when it came out. Great soundtrack. I clearly remember these lyrics from the movie:

White collar conservative flashin' down the street
Pointin' their plastic finger at me, ha !
They're hopin' soon my kind will drop and die but uh
I'm gonna wave my freak flag high, high !
(Jimi)

Unpredictable ending. Re-watched it 30 years later. Still OK but to be honest, now I'd rather watch a movie with Peter's daughter in it.(Bridgette).

What did you think of the movie Jarhead?

are we talking about the same movie with jake gyenhall? i know thats not how you spell it... the movie about the war??

that is such a boring movie... just like the actual war, long, boring, and pointless. just with less deaths.

What movie did you last watch? What did you think of it?

Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008)Oh goodness, I’ve been on the heaviest movie binge in my life and must have watched more than twenty movies in the last week.This movie is good. It’s not especially special- but it’s good. Very Neo-Woody-Allenesque, very down to earth and with a tiny bit of cinema verite. It didn’t particularly blow my mind, but the particular, overall ambience of Woody Allen movies now affirms him as one of my favourite directors ever. It’s a very beautiful and nuanced movie- definitely worth watching.(And I used to be impartial to Spanish language and culture- but after this and Narcos, I’m all for learning Spanish after Japanese. Damn, that language is beautiful.)But allow me to suggest - not a movie and not the last thing I watched- but I don’t want to do a disservice to humanity by not recommending this.Wolf Hall (2015)This is one of best fucking series I’ve ever watched.It’s slow. It’s a slow burner, with literally very little light.It’s sparing, and mellow in places.And it’s bloody fucking brilliant.I’ve read and completely enjoyed the original novels by Hillary Mantel- her writing is acquired taste- but this show just translates the novel so brilliantly and goes beyond. This is historical drama, not those Borgias or The Tudors or Reign crap.I’m transitioning into the “less drama more meaning” church in movies / TV lately, and this series (plus The Crown) completed my conversion. I’m going to evangelize this series to everyone who will listen for the next few weeks or so, it’s that good.

What do you think about the movie The Interview?

I have a puerile sense of humour, so I thought it was very funny, what with all the honey-dicking. I've previously joked that the possibility of a Seth Rogen sex scene would keep me from watching it, I lied, I was joking, because I dig a husky fella and I dig Seth Rogen and his sense of humour and easy, down to earth charm.There are in fact two Seth Rogen sex scenes, if we count the torpedo. There's also jiggling and propellering, although probably not as impressive as Joel and his pasties, I'm sure.Actually, the two stand out performances are from Randall Park as President Kim and Diana Bang as Sook; both are hilarious and act Franco and Rogen off the screen. Rogen is, after all, the same affable persona film after film.If it weren't for the controversial subject matter, it would have just been a mediocre comedy that people would go see at the cinema, with their mates for a bit of a laugh. As it stands it still is just a mediocre, fun comedy. Viewing it as anything more is reactionary and ridiculous.I did struggle to fathom why they didn't just use a fictitious president with striking similarities to Kim Jong-Un. It was hardly an intellectual, biting satire, shining a light and shaming the oppressive regime of North Korea, more a couple of teenage lads sticking two fingers up to and shaking their wangs at a pretty unpleasant authority figure, wanting to provoke a reaction, and feeling pretty cool about themselves.All in all it's an enjoyable, puerile comedy.

What do you think of the movie "The Great Wall"?

It is the best you can sell and also as much as you can sell as for now.A few reasons:The Great Wall is neither too Chinese, nor too western. The director of this movie, Zhang Yimou, had to appease both sides, and he failed both sides in the end.The director basically tells you this: “oh look at us! We are so great and we built THE wall!” And I was like: what? Is this the what-they-told-me Chinese culture? Roots in some kind of La La Land? The Great Wall is exactly the kind of movie which tells you how but doesn't tell you why. It's like having sex with a condom on. Consequently, you walk out of the theater and feel jaded, just like after having some meaningless sex.Again, the director of this movie, Zhang Yimou, represents his whole generation of big-name Chinese movie directors. They are mostly brain drained. Another great example is Chen Kaige. Despite the money invested bigly, they can always, always, shove you some tremendously bad movies, offensively bad movies, and instinctively bad movies. Just don't expect too much from them. I'd never be surprised at them anymore.The so-called Sino-Western movie market is jaded. So am I. We need some new blood. Desperately. Sigh.35% on rotten tomatoes, and 5.0/10 on Douban. This is what you get for such a movie.Subjectively, 3.0 score for this movie. One for THE wall, one for THE special effects, and one for Matt Damon.

What do you think of the movie Passengers?

Are you asking about the 2016 Passengers movie with JLaw and Chris Pratt? There is another Movie called Passenger so I just want to clarify. I actually really enjoyed the entertainment value of this movie, except for the ending. Out of all the improbable scenarios this movie encompasses, growing a space garden of Eden in the middle of the ship with no sunlight or water, birds flying through the air for 90 years without food (did the passengers release bugs as well?) this was the most ridiculous plot twist imaginable. Oh, and since the two passengers weren’t supposed to be awake for several decades, during that time they were eating all the food meant for 3,000 other passengers. I don’t suppose they had much of a choice other than air-lock suicide. So yeah, the movie was visually captivating and the acting was great, but the ending ruined it for me. My personal rating is 3.5 stars.

What do you think of the movie "Three Idiots"?

Good part: This suggests to follow one's passion. Now tell me how many of us do so or how many of us able to do so. This message is extraordinary. It's about breaking the trends.Bad Part: Chanchar, Raju and Farhan always stayed together, they shared every notes and same study materials, they even shared room. These 3 were always together. Now tell me if Amir became 1st , how they struck at last. Selfish Chanchar?? Or it's just happened.How could a person become 1st without studying a bit. Is it magic? I know Engineers’ life. It is very hard and without following the Chapters one can't progress, Can't even score well. If we consider that guy had something extraordinary then also a question arises, 'Did he himself prepare all thesis and theories inside the exam hall which took 100 of years of all the scientist.” . But then also you can't skip the time limit.Engineers' rarely asked the simple questions in exams like “what's a Machine?” . If it's asked then it's for 2 marks.Verdict:Movie is good, there's Emotion, Entertainment, Enjoyments, Gayn (Wisdom), Love, Win and Loss. But somehow its message is complicated - like promotion The suicidal tendency.Study for being efficient not for success (but does our system allow us to do so, If u r not studying Notes and Suggestions , U can't achieve good marks, no good marks means , no good College , no good College means, not having good job),You can't avoid competition. How can u? When the whole world is engaged to do so!I loved the movie so much and felt like it's the best movie with greatest message. But by growing up, I realized the movie was just a content of Entertainment. And I understood by time, Virus's opinion is much more feasible than Amir's when these days robotic life is concerned. If we are going to follow its message, we will be no where. In Real life everything never happened so easily , hard work is important, Sacrifice is important and sometimes we have to let go few things. But before hard work, think and before Sacrifice, fight.But yes! I still love the movie.

What do you think of the movie yours, mine and ours?

Loved It!!
I wouldn't want to have 18 kids to raise, but I loved the movie.
Better them than me, I say, LOL.

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