can't blame u...

chasing dragon...too new... wait la...

Mandarin version...already available the last couple of weeks

Pls adv link for research purposes mate!

eh, forgot to watch blade runner leh, on my queue

Haram ni...


This post has been edited by OPT: Dec 28 2017, 04:45 PM

This one is honkie gangster movie.

Gotta wait for canto version.

You've got PM 😁😁😁

Wah...

You all treat like I mati already one here....

orcs elves human Mindblown! 5/5

I like this movie too. These Rottentomatoes really rotten, review by them not good but I find it nice, many too from the web.

I enjoyed this too.. 4/5.. Got the feeling that the movie can be seen as being metaphorical for today's society?

me too. i think rotten review is due they thought it is not the type will smith usual movie standard

bright was really nice

it seems most critics hated it, but viewers love it, which is the opposite for the last jedi

hopefully there is a bright 2

Bright 2017... i thought it was pretty watchable but does fail to deliver excellence despite a big budget.

Then again, it is a bold dea to have a movie about cops in middle earth, a hogswart wand and racism.

I give it 3/5 for its freshness ane creativity.

If a sequel will be made, i hope to see a gandalf character.

Oh man farrel & kidman signed up for this low budget movie.



Oscar winning performance by Keoghan. Bravo for 25 years old playing 16 years old Martin.

Mindfucked nevertheless 4/5

watched this, in 4K

what's the movie about actually?

I couldn't explain it better


A lot of spoiler, you have to watch the movie first

Salyut 7 (2017)
Language-Russian with English Subtitles
Director and Writer: Klim Shipenko
Stars: Vladimir Vdovichenkov, Pavel Derevyanko, and Aleksandr Samoylenko

Salyut-7 of the title is a Soviet space station.
The film is based on the true Cold War-era story of a doomed Russian salvage-and-rescue
mission of an unmanned Soviet space station in 1985.
Two cosmonauts Vladimir Fyodorov (Vladimir Vdovichenkov)
a loose-cannon flyboy, impatience by pushing the safety boundaries and
Viktor Alyokhin (Pavel Derevyanko) an engineer’s calculating and problem-solving mind.
Both who took on the difficult task of docking on and repairing the real-life Soviet space
station after it malfunctioned.

The film shines in its visuals.
Reported budget of around $15M,‘Salyut-7’ manages to look like a high budget film and
almost baffling how good the film looks on such a budget.

And one cannot ignore the similarities to Alfonso Cuaron’s
‘Gravity’with a few key differences.
The film is well-made and never boring over its two-hour runtime.



This post has been edited by lleihuan: Jan 7 2018, 10:42 AM