The last movie you watched?

Did you really expect me to sit here, go through my memory and list you everything I could recall? To give you an accurate list that is at least 75% complete, I would have to watch the whole movie again... it's almost three hours long. I would not do that just for you, cerberus.

 

It's ok. My bad for having overestimated your short-term memory.

 

I'm sure you'd be able to remember an almost three-hour film down to the last detail, especially considering the fact that you watched it two days ago. Don't know what world you're living in, mate - but where I'm from, this planet we call Earth, no one has that sort of memory - except for people with photographic memory, who are much fewer in number. Though I'm sure the cerberus master race does.

 

I wouldn't have thought any less of you if you would've said: "I don't recall exactly, I'd have to watch it again later." Which is the exact same answer I would've given you if I were in your position, mind you. Alas, you were caught and cornered with having no mind of your own and are so embarrassed by it that you needed to resort to hostile behavior in order to defend yourself. Sad. This could've been a fun little discussion.

 

Oh, so you're psychic now and think you know what I think and feel? That's funny. I was just ridiculing another one of your rude statements - I don't have to explain myself to you. It's bad enough that I let myself get provoked by another one of your bizarre conclusions, probably due to my own stupidity and eagerness to fight back against your insulting presence.

Moreover, I was not actually being hostile. I was only using the same rhetoric that you try to use, as it seems to be the only failed type of language that you understand. Of course, I have turned hostile now because life hasn't made me bitter and dead to everything else yet. I am still a young human being who responds to most things quite personally, consciously or not.

You're a very strange person, cerberus. You are, apparently, the oldest member of this forum - yet for all the wisdom you claim to have, I always see you using the same arguments that I've heard from fifteen-year-olds who still have much to learn in life. Perhaps it's about time you started learning too.

 

There. I'm sure you feel better now that you got it all out of your system.

 

Why do you have to be so ageist? Can't you treat us with respect, at least once? You are one of the only two elders in my life who have ever pushed me to use ageist remarks of the same nature to retaliate. That says something.

 

Watched The Cabin In The Woods with my girlfriend here the other day. Man, that's just the sickest movie ever :lol:
And, well, I only saw 75% of it since she always had to look away and kiss me when the gory scenes were on screen

 

Hey a Kindergarten fight

 

Cerb's asshole-ness strikes again! :/


Seriously, dont be a dick Cerb, no-one likes it, this is a chill fourm were everyone gets along, apart from you...

 

I seriously think cereberus just thinks we all hate him or something.

 

More like he hates everyone else, I think.

 

That little bout is so yesteryear (I've always wanted to say that word ). Back to movies now! And lads, do I have a recommendation for you...

Armadillo

Simply stunning documentary about Danish soldiers in Afghanistan. I normally don't like modern war documentaries but this one truly had me hooked; visually, it's phenomenally well-presented but certainly not for the faint of heart though. Highly recommended, gents.

9.5/10

 

Searching for Sugarman.

Plot: In the early 1970's a musician from Detroit, Rodriguez, came out with two albums which did completely terrible. One album only sold six copies within the United States. Rodriguez gave up on his music career shortly after. Yet somehow, one of these few copies made its way to South Africa, where it became a hit without Rodriguez' knowledge. It was very inspirational music for a nation in turmoil. It even became somewhat of an anthem for a political movement. Within South Africa, Rodriguez was more famous than The Beatles or Elvis Presley and he didn't even know it. He could have made millions, but the only problem was that no body know who he was. It was later rumored that he had committed suicide. Despite these rumors, two fans set out on a journey to search for truth behind the fate of their idol, Rodriguez or "Sugarman".

Its a really great documentary. If music is your life, you'd love it.

Most of the album.

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It is. Much obliged, I'm looking for it as we speak.

 

It is on Netflix, yet for some reason it is unavailable (at least for me). But I saw it on a plane on my way back from a holiday vacation. Fucking incredible story. Production was the greatest, though. In fact, I think some of the parts were actually shot with an Ipod. But still an amazing story.

 

I don't have access to Netflix where I live but no problem: I found the dvd!

 

I think I may have seen this before, definitely worth watching.

Last movie I watched was the Hobbit and although it had some parts that aren't in the book it was one of the best films I have seen in a long while and i'm glad they did what they did.

 

Senna
if you are a human being then youll love it. Esvpecialky if your an f1 fan. A documentery of the single greatest driver ever.

 

seen it. great doc, and I watch F1 every year. just hope this year's season gets better. last year was great, lots of drama. I have to disagree about the best driver bit, he was great, no doubt about it, but I prefer Schumacher, Michael of course, not Ralph, and I'm a Ferrari fan as well.

last movie I watched:

Ted. it's hilarious! nice teddy bear there. :laugh: