Swordfish.... marmite movie?
Discussion
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0244244/
Personally... I love the film, can watch it over and over... (TVR's Halle Berry's buns and computer's what's not to like IMHO), but apparently it was voted one of the worst movies of the year.
Just watching on Channel 5....
Personally... I love the film, can watch it over and over... (TVR's Halle Berry's buns and computer's what's not to like IMHO), but apparently it was voted one of the worst movies of the year.
Just watching on Channel 5....
Edited by thatone1967 on Sunday 28th November 16:32
Yep, definitely a marmite movie, but then i think a lot of hugh jackmans movies are like that. I like both swordfish and van helsing, mrs slopes cant stand them
She likes australia, and i think its a big pile of poo
The only reason the x men films are watchable, is due to the other characters in them, even the wolverine evolution type thing, it was only watchable because of ryan reynolds and liev shcriber
She likes australia, and i think its a big pile of poo
The only reason the x men films are watchable, is due to the other characters in them, even the wolverine evolution type thing, it was only watchable because of ryan reynolds and liev shcriber
Edited by snowy slopes on Sunday 28th November 10:31
Adam B said:
nice tvr, great jugs, movie a bit so-so, travolta is a turd actor who only tarantino has managed to polish
I've only ever seen the jugs scenes, and never really figured them to be that great.So all its got left going for it is a TVR. I got my fill of them walking by the factory every day on my way to school

clonmult said:
Adam B said:
nice tvr, great jugs, movie a bit so-so, travolta is a turd actor who only tarantino has managed to polish
I've only ever seen the jugs scenes, and never really figured them to be that great.So all its got left going for it is a TVR. I got my fill of them walking by the factory every day on my way to school


Le Pop said:
dreamz said:
the bomb scene is briliiant
Indeed, especially in surround sound 

Overall I like it - its an enjoyable brain-out film, and the world needs its fair share of those. Anyone mistaking it for high-brow cinema is in need of some serious help but it's not like they took aim at "Citizen Kane" with it!
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