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The Rock

Lots of guns, thumping soundtrack and Sean Connery saying stuff like,

"Losers always whine about their best, winners go home and the prom queen."

Hot fuzz (Not the best music sound track, if you don't count Simon Pegg's voice that is)

I came in here to say Dead Man and see I was beaten to the punch...

I don't know if there was a gun in it, but Black Snake Moan has some excellent guitar work.

Kick-Ass. Just got back from seeing it. Awesome soundtrack, and outrageously entertaining gunplay.

too much to say star wars?

Heavy Metal

Cheese Elemental wrote:

Mannahnin wrote:Baz Luhrman's version of Romeo + Juliet has an excellent soundtrack and some really gorgeous guns.

Absolutely. I watched that movie a couple of years ago in high school and it was fantastic. I loved the twist at the end.

There was a twist at the end?

lol if you have never seen or read the play I guess there is./

I am just honestly surpirsed at anyone who thinks that Romeo and Juliet dying at the end is a 'twist'. That's like...I don't know...C'mon, Dakka, I need a good analogy for this.

Like finding out that Darth Vader is Luke's father?

ramboramboRamboRamboRAmboRAmboRAMboRAMboRAMBoRAMBoRAMBORAMBO!

I second Rambo.

Latest one was best gun movie ever.

Fateweaver wrote:I second Rambo.

Latest one was best gun movie ever.

Granted the action sequences were pretty good, especialy the one guy being "liuqified" by Rambo with the .50 cal.
I don't however recall the music to be much more than "run of the mill" action film fair...perhaps I should rewatch it.

That's why I didn't mention music.

Besides, the sound of a .50cal MG liquefying someone is music of the most magnificent kind.

Emperors Faithful wrote:I am just honestly surpirsed at anyone who thinks that Romeo and Juliet dying at the end is a 'twist'. That's like...I don't know...C'mon, Dakka, I need a good analogy for this.

Ugh. In the play, Juliet wakes up to find Romeo dead. In the film, she sees him die, which would, frankly, cut you deep.

There was a c-list "celebrity" here who upon exiting the cinema for the red-carpet screening - was seen bawling her eyes out - and sobbing "Nobody told me they were both going to die!"

- Hello. The play has been around for a few hundred years. I don't think it needs spoiler tags.

I saw it once, and tbh, cannot stand the work of baz.

Heavy Metal: The movie was the last movie where music was a big enough part of it that I noticed.