whats the latest movie you have watched?

[fljoe0]

I watched "Inception" last night on Blu-ray. I meant to catch it in the theatre when it was out and missed it. What an awesome movie, I really wish I would have seen it on the big screen. It requires your full undivided attention, so only watch it when you know you won't have any distractions. This is the kind of movie I'm going to have to see several times. Highly recommended.

[Neil W]

Sanctum 3D - good visuals, bad script

Hereafter - high octane start, then becomes very leisurely and low key.

[sam peebles]

Hey, Motocop, for the Book of Eli...

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The director left it open to whether or not Denzel is blind through the whole movie, however, in the original script, he is completely blind from the start.

[Moderator]

Hey, Motocop, for the Book of Eli...

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The director left it open to whether or not Denzel is blind through the whole movie, however, in the original script, he is completely blind from the start.

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I'd assumed he must have been because the Book was in Braille.

[A Guest from Roanoke]

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I'd assumed he must have been because the Book was in Braille.

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I didn't think so for these simple reasons : He knew Salara's mother was blind and also he kept traveling west (how did he know which way to go?) maybe that is a bit ignorant of me but I would like to know if someone knows the answer?

[sam peebles]

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He knew which way by feeling the direction of the sun on his face.

These are just guesses. Sometimes in the movie he certainly seems to be able to see, and then there are clues that he can't. They never come out and specifically say it one way or the other. My opinion is that he was blind, and the original script supports that, but I don't think there's a wrong answer.

[A Guest from Roanoke]

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He knew which way by feeling the direction of the sun on his face.

These are just guesses. Sometimes in the movie he certainly seems to be able to see, and then there are clues that he can't. They never come out and specifically say it one way or the other. My opinion is that he was blind, and the original script supports that, but I don't think there's a wrong answer.

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You may be right about that. It would explain why it has taken him 30 years to get to his destination.

[CCAL]

Peeples: "but I don't think there's a wrong answer".
Hmm, havent seen movie but seems there can only be one answer--blind or not blind....

[sam peebles]

I'll have to disagree.

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I think he was blind. A Guest from Roanoke thinks he might be able to see.

You can't prove it either way, as the movie never comes out and says it one way or the other. Its left up to your own interpretation, so there's no wrong answer.

[tower-obsession]

The last movie I watched was The Man From Earth. It was interesting.