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Hallo Bezoeker, Het is ons opgevallen dat je nog geen bericht gemaakt hebt! Waarom neem je niet even de tijd om jezelf voor te stellen en nieuwe vrienden te maken.
Welke film hebben jullie zopas gezien?
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jvanhambelgium
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"Divergent" ... wat ne rommel / standaard / 1000-en-1 ... heb 'em zelfs niet uitgekeken...gelukkig weeral 10GB vrij kunnen maken op m'n NAS
Daarna maar even Lou Reed Live At Montreux (2000) opgezet en gewoon lekker laten knallen ... Drums klinken toch altijd zo megavet op een concert !
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Skank
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haha, eindelijk iemand die er ook zo over denkt"Divergent" ... wat ne rommel / standaard / 1000-en-1 ... heb 'em zelfs niet uitgekeken...gelukkig weeral 10GB vrij kunnen maken op m'n NASDaarna maar even Lou Reed Live At Montreux (2000) opgezet en gewoon lekker laten knallen ... Drums klinken toch altijd zo megavet op een concert !
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7 reasons Divergent is the young adult movie you need right now (doelgroep zijn dus tieners)!</strong> Hence why after the relatively unexpected success of the Twilight Saga, studios rushed to turn other popular young adult book series into films. With little regards for quality control. For every Hunger Games, there’s been a Beautiful Creatures, Mortal Instruments or The Host. Bet you don’t remember any of them… Happily, as the Hunger Games adaptations near their finale, a new franchise has kicked off which is almost as good. Here’s seven reasons why Divergent, out on DVD now, is a young adult movie that’s worth your time. 1. A kickass heroine 
OK, this aspect is quite similar to the Hunger Games but at least in Shailene Woodley, the Divergent filmmakers have got an actress capable of carrying the film. Having cut her teeth alongside George Clooney in The Descendants and making teens weep in The Fault In Our Stars, she displays heroism and sass as Tris Prior, a teen who won’t go quietly when it emerges she could undermine the government. 2. Post-apocalyptic themes 
Another shared quality with the adventures of Katniss and co, but Veronica Roth’s Divergent series novels are nowhere near as bleak as Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games books. Divergent is set in a post-apocalyptic Chicago where the remaining humans live and work in five different factions: Abnegation, for the selfless; Amity, for the peaceful; Candor, for the honest; Dauntless, for the brave; and Erudite, for the intelligent. No, there is not a Flatulent category. 3. A starry cast 
Woodley and male lead Theo James are the film’s heart as Tris and Dauntless instructor Four, but you’d care a lot less if they were surrounded by some capable actors (playing admittedly two-dimensional characters). Ansel Elgort plays Woodley’s brother (having played her Fault In Our Stars love interest – bit weird), Ben Lloyd-Hughes, Miles Teller and Zoe Kravitz portray Tris’ fellow faction initiates while Kate Winslet adds some class to proceedings as power suit-clad bitch Jeanine. 4. Credible music 
Inspired by Kanye West’s Yeezus and featuring tracks by Tame Impala, Kendrick Lamar, Ellie Goulding, ASAP Rocky and M83, Divergent’s soundtrack feels surprisingly, almost deliberately on-trend. 5. Romance 
You’d have to be nuts to make a young adult-oriented film and not include a convincing romantic sub-plot and fortunately Woodley and James have great chemistry. It’s certainly not hurt by the storyline’s demands that their faction – Dauntless – like to be all muscly and tattooed and sexy. Probably quite annoying if you met them. 6. Good examples 
Granted, Four’s lament is more Beyonce than Chimamanda when it comes to empowerment rhetoric, but for the target audience, it’s a WAY better lesson than Twilight’s ‘having a boyfriend is the most important thing’ message. <strong>7. A franchise 
Well, duh. If you’re a movie studio exec looking for a cash cow, it’s got to be a cow with at least three legs, if you see what we mean. Should you enjoy Tris’ defiant clash with totalitarianism, part two Insurgent is released in March next year, with the final book Allegiant ever-so-predictably split into two films, with 2016 and 2017 openings already planned.
OK, this aspect is quite similar to the Hunger Games but at least in Shailene Woodley, the Divergent filmmakers have got an actress capable of carrying the film. Having cut her teeth alongside George Clooney in The Descendants and making teens weep in The Fault In Our Stars, she displays heroism and sass as Tris Prior, a teen who won’t go quietly when it emerges she could undermine the government. 2. Post-apocalyptic themes Another shared quality with the adventures of Katniss and co, but Veronica Roth’s Divergent series novels are nowhere near as bleak as Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games books. Divergent is set in a post-apocalyptic Chicago where the remaining humans live and work in five different factions: Abnegation, for the selfless; Amity, for the peaceful; Candor, for the honest; Dauntless, for the brave; and Erudite, for the intelligent. No, there is not a Flatulent category. 3. A starry cast Woodley and male lead Theo James are the film’s heart as Tris and Dauntless instructor Four, but you’d care a lot less if they were surrounded by some capable actors (playing admittedly two-dimensional characters). Ansel Elgort plays Woodley’s brother (having played her Fault In Our Stars love interest – bit weird), Ben Lloyd-Hughes, Miles Teller and Zoe Kravitz portray Tris’ fellow faction initiates while Kate Winslet adds some class to proceedings as power suit-clad bitch Jeanine. 4. Credible music Inspired by Kanye West’s Yeezus and featuring tracks by Tame Impala, Kendrick Lamar, Ellie Goulding, ASAP Rocky and M83, Divergent’s soundtrack feels surprisingly, almost deliberately on-trend. 5. Romance You’d have to be nuts to make a young adult-oriented film and not include a convincing romantic sub-plot and fortunately Woodley and James have great chemistry. It’s certainly not hurt by the storyline’s demands that their faction – Dauntless – like to be all muscly and tattooed and sexy. Probably quite annoying if you met them. 6. Good examples Granted, Four’s lament is more Beyonce than Chimamanda when it comes to empowerment rhetoric, but for the target audience, it’s a WAY better lesson than Twilight’s ‘having a boyfriend is the most important thing’ message. <strong>7. A franchise Well, duh. If you’re a movie studio exec looking for a cash cow, it’s got to be a cow with at least three legs, if you see what we mean. Should you enjoy Tris’ defiant clash with totalitarianism, part two Insurgent is released in March next year, with the final book Allegiant ever-so-predictably split into two films, with 2016 and 2017 openings already planned.
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jvanhambelgium
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Ik herkende daar inderdaad redelijk snel "Twilight" crap in ja
...en inderdaad...ik ben ook geen tiener meer
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White House Down. Na 10minuten wist je er wat er de volgende 2u ging gebeuren. Paar leuke actie scenes gezien, maar verder niks bijzonder. 6/10
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Puttermansz
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captain america 2: the winter soldier: 6/10 Ik vind die superheld een dwaas figuur en sommige acteurs nog meer.
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skoebiedoe
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White tiger...tja,zoals verwacht typisch moby dick verhaaltje maar dan met tanks...de Russen spraken Russisch en de Duitsers Duits...was een Russische productie maar viel best nog mee alleen op het eind verveelde ze me een beetje en heb hem dus afgezet voor het einde.
Beeld en geluid waren best wel goed te noemen . ( maar gewoonlijk is bij mij het geluid en beeld altijd goed.
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Beeld en geluid waren best wel goed te noemen . ( maar gewoonlijk is bij mij het geluid en beeld altijd goed.
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Puttermansz
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Godzilla 7/10
Toch een stuk beter dan kapitein Amerika 2
Toch een stuk beter dan kapitein Amerika 2
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Godzilla 7/10, eigenlijk had ik er niets van verwacht en het viel toch mee. Waar ik dan wel veel had van verwacht, is dan weer serieus tegengevallen: Guardians of the Galaxy Het was al geleden sinds Avatar dat ik nog eens in de cinema was geweest en ik weet weeral waarom ik niet meer ga: het geluid, echt triestig
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