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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Toronto
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Ok...I'm debating seeing the latest Scorcese flick tomorrow (Sunday) Metacritic gives it a 63 overall (out of a possible 100) and Now Magazine gave it 2 "N's"...neither are especially high praise. Now, "Avatar" was in the 80's on Metacritic...so you can't always trust it (I wasn't a fan BTW)
Anyone seen this movie yet? Should I skip the gym and go (I'm an ugly slob...I really need the gym LOL) Please advise! |
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Well, some people think it's his worse movie ever.
Ghost Writer seems to be getting high praise though. |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Ottawa
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Why did he have to pick Leonardo DiCaprio as his new favorite actor
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His worst movie ever? They must have not seen After Hours...
Anyway, Shutter Island wasn't written by him so it isn't a "typical" Scorsese film. It isn't great, but it isn't bad either. I thought the story was pretty good for a thriller. I wish I hadn't seen the trailer, as some of the better/more powerful shots of the movie are in it. Also it makes the movie look more like Silence of the Lambs, which it is not.
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Just got back from seeing it with my gf. I really enjoyed it, and we talked about it the whole way home, which rarely happens with most movies. The editing in particular was quite interesting.
I think it suffered from poor marketing. This is in no way a horror film. There were maybe a couple of sudden frights, but this is not a scary movie. I think a lot of people will be disappointed as a result. Much of tonight's audience sounded unimpressed as the credits appeared. I would recommend it, and I'll be watching it on Blu-ray or even catch it again in the theatre to catch some things I missed the first time around. If you liked this, check out the brilliant Session 9, and vice versa.
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Calgary
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I was debating seeing this, but I loved Session 9, so if it is in the same genre as that I'm in!
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