what is the last movie you have watched? (Ed Harris, film, scene)
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Silver Linings Playbook, saw it today, REALLY liked it.
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Life of Pi. I sorta got it at the end, but then after reading up on it on some movie forums, I am now blown away. The symbolism in that movie...amazing! I was blown away.
Spoiler alert! Do not read unless you have already seen these two movies: End of Watch & Taken 2.
End of Watch:
I busted out laughing my ass off at the ending of "End of Watch". So typical of Hollywood. The Mexican guy dies but his Caucasian partner lives. LMAO. So damn typical of Hollywood. Should have made them both died or both live. That's Hollywood for you. Still an entertaining movie. Not something I would re-watch it again. 7.5/10.
Taken 2:
I enjoyed this movie as well but so damn typical of Hollywood and their happy, sappy happy ending. Nothing bad ever happens to good guys. They get to have both cake and ice cream. It can go no wrong for them. The ending would have been better if his ex wife did die, which would have been more realistic. 8/10.
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