oyaskii:
A guy found some drug dealers money, the drug dealers sent a cold stoned killer after him to retrieve the money........

alexistaiwo:
I don't argue with fools on April 1st.
Tomorrow is your day, it is not a fair match up.

See you tomorrow

J2381:
what year is this movie?

JeromeBlack:



Nice. You are learning how to use surrounding elements to insult someone. Very good. You are learning from me!!!!

pryme:


Constantine - staring Keanu Reeves (your typical comic character - classic stuff)

Season of the Witch - staring Nicholas Cage (funny how the demon in the little girl played them)

Exorcist:The Beginning. (it a 2004 movie but it was sick scary back then)

alexistaiwo:
The only thing I am learning from you is how to treat animals like yourself in case I decide to have a pet in the future

JeromeBlack:


That was dry. But you are trying.

armadeo:
Any link for glass.

oyaskii:
Glass ain't clear yet...i think the Digital copy (web dl) is out around next week, then Blu ray by the end of the month.

KoiceReloaded:


A cop-trained Alsatian will wreck two wild coyotes. It's not even a contest. A purebred alsatian is larger, smarter, very confrontational and has a jaw strength that can rival that of a grey wolf. The two coyotes will most likely run away being the little cowards they are.

MJBOLT:

is this a joke?

MJBOLT:

is this a joke?

KoiceReloaded:



On a more serious note, a coyote is not confrontational, and would likely run away from a perceive or direct threat if/when not in a pack. Coyotes are only dangerous when they hunt in packs. Coyotes are also much smaller than their closest relative, the grey wolf. A purebred greywolf is only an inch taller than a purebred alsatian aka German Shepherd.

So yeah, I reiterate, a purebred and combat-trained alsatian will be too tough for a couple of wild coyotes to handle.

MJBOLT:

only way the dog wins is if the coyotes run away or it's just one coyote,an all out fight with 2 or more coyotes is overkill for the dog

KoiceReloaded:


Bro, you're confusing coyotes with grey wolves. They are not the same. A coyote is much weaker and much more timid than a grey wolf. Coyotes are almost as timid as foxes and usually go for easy kills, e.g, domestic cats and livestocks. They usually avoid big dogs and humans.

JeromeBlack:



I swear.....the thing was paining me. I watch a lot of UFC and Boxing- the fastest and most skillful punchers are not thick guys. Just look at Mayweather or McGregor or Isreal Adesanya.

But somehow, Micheal Jai white was matching speed with Iko Uwais......nonsense

mekaprime:

Damn, you sabi film die I swear. Coherence was truly another confusion based masterpiece.

Deja vu , I used to think the ending of that movie was flawed, but it wasn't.

Have you seen THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT & DONNIE DARKO ??

pryme:
Black Hawk Down (Yeah its an old movie) 9/10

I have watched this movie like twice in the past. But after watching an interview with an ex Navy seal about what a lot of war movies get wrong I had to watch this one again (he said this was the only movie that was at least a bit close - just a tiny bit).

What I realized this time around watching it was that one false move was what brought the Black Hawk Down.
A marine missed his grip on the rope and that was enough to let hell lose.

The movie is also a reminder that those that die with their eyes open most times are not ready to go yet.

Looking at this movie again, you wonder where war movies have lost it.

pryme:
Hunter Killer - (Gerard Butler) 8.5/10

I dont know the usual Jargon to describe a movie.

Not many movies can surprise me with their plot. But this one did.
For the first time in Hollywood, American submarine that was suppose to outsmart the Russians were rather saved by the Russians, not very many movies portray the Russians in good light and the loyalty of the military to their President during a coup.
The climax was epic.

pryme:
Black Hawk Down (Yeah its an old movie) 9/10

I have watched this movie like twice in the past. But after watching an interview with an ex Navy seal about what a lot of war movies get wrong I had to watch this one again (he said this was the only movie that was at least a bit close - just a tiny bit).

What I realized this time around watching it was that one false move was what brought the Black Hawk Down.
A marine missed his grip on the rope and that was enough to let hell lose.

The movie is also a reminder that those that die with their eyes open most times are not ready to go yet.

Looking at this movie again, you wonder where war movies have lost it.

pryme:

Butterfly Effect = mind Bleep with flipping time travel

ibkayee:
For those who have watched 'US' or are planning to watch it, that scene where that family were standing in the driveway has got me sleeping with the lights on and scared to go downstairs in my own house at night, I need a week to get over it omgarsh lol

Emekus92:

Chai-d

mekaprime:


You simply rated it the same way i would. Black hawk down remains my best modern war movie, it presents the gruesome reality of war. It was actually a journalist account of the 1993 raid in Mogadishu by the U.S. military, aimed at capturing faction leader Mohamed Farrah Aidid.

Every thing about the movie was top notch. The explosion scenes seemed so real to me that I was literally startled, i remember a scene were an RPG tore a US soldier into 2 & as the lad was fighting for dear life, his teary eyes made me literally feel his transition from shock to pain & finally to the cold hands of death.

And you know, if not for that chopper that came to their rescue that night, many more would have died because they were outflanked & outmaneuvered by heavily-armed Somalian Talibans. Many of the scenes in that movie, made me question myself as to if this was really the almighty US army the western media do portray to us, coz the way these untrained Talibans were matching them firepower for firepower at a ratio of 1-3 kills was shocking & unbelievable, well the western media is to be blame for that.

pryme:
Black Hawk Down (Yeah its an old movie) 9/10

I have watched this movie like twice in the past. But after watching an interview with an ex Navy seal about what a lot of war movies get wrong I had to watch this one again (he said this was the only movie that was at least a bit close - just a tiny bit).

What I realized this time around watching it was that one false move was what brought the Black Hawk Down.
A marine missed his grip on the rope and that was enough to let hell lose.

The movie is also a reminder that those that die with their eyes open most times are not ready to go yet.

Looking at this movie again, you wonder where war movies have lost it.

KoiceReloaded:


Hate to rain on your parade, but Black Hawk Down is not exactly the gold standard for war films, in fact, it's one of Hollywood well kept secret. Nobody talks about it now, knowing what they know now.

The movie producers knowingly and deliberately changed the name of the soldier that was portrayed by Evan McGregor to hide a terrible secret from the unsuspecting public. What's the terrible secret? The original character portrayed by Evan McGregor - the so-called war hero - is currently serving a 30 year prison term for sexual molestation and rape. The rape victim? His six (6) year old daughter.

So, basically, a movie studio and a novelist made a tidy profit, by despicably benefiting from a child rape. Let that sink in for a moment.