1970's or 2010?

It's a remake? Jesus Christ there must be only 15 horror movies in existence that get remade over and over again! Oh ya, 2010.

It's a remake? Jesus Christ there must be only 15 horror movies in existence that get remade over and over again! Oh ya, 2010.

George Romero did the original.

Ya know now that I think of it, I probably did see it at one point not too long ago. I remember some virus and these guys in cheap hazmat suits and stuff.

Shoot 'Em Up, a real badass action movie. a must see. I believe it came around 2007, but if you're a true action/violence movie lover, you will definitely enjoy this one.

Holy Mountain (1973) - Alejandro Jodorowsky directs and stars in this highly metaphorical masterpiece about the spiritual trek of a thief. It truly is a meal for the eyes, though it depends on the viewer if it's seen as a feast or a rancid bite. I for one was amazed at the amount of imagination put forth throughout the film. Even though I didn't understand one bit of it, I appreciate it for its pure creativity.

It truly is a meal for the eyes, though it depends on the viewer if it's seen as a feast or a rancid bite.

Nicely put. :)

Giallo - In Dario Argento's latest thriller, Adrien Brody stars as Enzo, an inspector in Italy on the trail of a tortuous murderer who picks up his victims in his taxicab. The title is a play on words as Argento specializes in the giallo genre but the film wouldn't exactly fall into that category. The word instead pertains to something important in the storyline.

I honestly think Dario has lost his touch since his last few films have not lived up to the greatness of his work in the 70s and 80s. Giallo has a low budget and amateurish feel to it, the acting is very poor and the story isn't interesting whatsoever. The film lacks gore but what you do see is done well enough. I would only recommend this to hardcore Dario Argento fans.

28 Days Later. [4/5]


I loved the beginning and the car travel but it really fell apart for me when the army stuff became center focus. The vast lonesomeness of the start and how everything was shot at an angle really worked and the tension of the group being attacked, because they have to get attacked at some point made every scene in the road trip act tense. But then they had to go the man and military is the real evil route and kinda fucked it up.
1. these zombies are a huge threat, they're alive and agile. I wanted more of them.
2. The movie started off as a we need to work together and cooperate thing but ended as a death to everything that's not with you moral code which wouldn't have been as bad if not for the fact that the movie looked down on Selena's brutality.
3. What the hell kinda plan is that? free the monster? Even if it didn't kill the girls first what makes you think you'll be able to get out now that half of everyone wants to shoot you and the other half wants to bite you?

All that aside I enjoyed this and the cast was great.


One more thing what did the dad do with his riot armor? Why didn't he take it with him?

The Good, the Bad, the Weird

Dir. by Kim Ji-woon, who did A Bittersweet Life (not your typical Asian gangster film) and A Tale of Two Sisters (not your typical Asian horror film) comes an Eastern Western (i.e. not your typical cowboy Western film). It was Excellent. And side splitting funny in places. Highly recommened all 3 of those films.

And make sure and watch the alternate ending, it was much better than the theatrical ending. :)

How to Train Your Dragon

So... I never knew that dragons are like cats. Although not perfect but a pretty fun watch.

Paranormal Activity 2 - It's nice how they tied the story from the first one in to this. The film pretty much stuck to the same formula as the first one with loud bangs and slamming doors out of nowhere. Just a lot more of the same, though it was an enjoyable enough theater experience.

Full Metal Jacket. The first act is by far the best part of the movie. Although it's still a pretty good movie, it goes downhill after about the first forty minutes.

Arachnophobia. John. Goodman. Exterminator.

Mary Reilly.
It's about Dr. Henry Jekyll's maid, stars Julia Roberts, John Malkovich, & Glen Close. I'd recommend seeing it at least once though maybe I was restless or something because it didn't seem as good this 2nd time, Julia Roberts just kinda stares blankly a lot of the time.

Carry On Cleopatra. British comedy take on the tale of Mark Antony and Cleopatra. Not bad.

Zombiethon (1986) - Not necessarily a film, more like a collection of clips from zombie movies. There are a few original scenes intercut with the rest of the film showing scantily clad women being led against their will to a movie theater where the clips are being played. It starts out fun with such films as Zombie, Zombie Lake, and Oasis of the Zombies but quickly degenerates to movies like The Invisible Dead and Astro-Zombies. It's available on Netflix Instant Play if you're very bored and have nothing else better to do.

Shock (1977) - In Mario Bava's final feature length film a family disintegrates when they move into their new home. The mother (Dario Nicolodi) starts seeing and hearing strange things, the son begins acting strangely and the father tries to keep it glued together. The title fits as there are many shocking moments, some cheap at first but they lull you into a false sense of security as the real shocks are yet to come. The secrets of the story are easily deciphered early in the film, leaving the ending moments kind of boring. Also I can't stand the young son in this. I dislike most kids in movies but with the added dub he's unbearable to watch.

I've just finished watching Zhang Yimou's The Love of the Hawthorn Tree (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88nn6fn5c04&feature=player_embedded), and I thought it was really beautiful.

Welcome to the madhouse, Stolen waters.

The Strangers or, Badgered by Folly Artists. Unrated version

It was alright. I didn't love it but I didn't hate the time I spent with it either. The opening narration text pretty much gives away the ending so I wasn't happy with that.

When in Rome - I almost liked this for the great Kristen Bell and a pretty decent cast including Jon Heder and Dax Shepard but there are just too many things I don't like about it such as bad sfx, jokes and situations. Though I did laugh quite a bit.

The Shinning.

It's been ages since last I saw this film. Did anyone think Jack Nicholson wouldn't snap at some point? I mean just look how creepy he is normally!

saints and soldiers.
WHAT WAS I THINKING!

Fear Dot Com - A story similar to The Ring about a website that kills within 48 hours of visiting it. It really made little to no sense and scenes seemed to just come out of nowhere without any explanation as to why characters were there. The sfx were pretty awful and while there are a few creepy scenes here and there, it's just too damn dark to see anything. I mean you would think that to perform an autopsy you would need at least one light but not in this movie. Most of the action was missed due to the terrible lighting. The ending is also terribly abrupt. 2 out of 5.

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street [5/5]

It's basically a Disney movie with the Villains as the main characters.

The Ninth Gate

Plan 9 From Outer Space

Dir. by Ed Wood and called the worst movie ever made by some critics. I think it may have something to do with my love for Tim Burton's Ed Wood film but I enjoyed this supposed worst ever film.

If you keep Burton's film in mind while viewing then Plan 9 takes on a whole new dimension. It's funny and it needs a hug. I liked it.

(It can't be the worst movie ever, Tom Cruise isn't in it.)

Big Trouble in Little China. Fantastic film from the 80's!

Plan 9 From Outer Space

Dir. by Ed Wood and called the worst movie ever made by some critics. I think it may have something to do with my love for Tim Burton's Ed Wood film but I enjoyed this supposed worst ever film.

If you keep Burton's film in mind while viewing then Plan 9 takes on a whole new dimension. It's funny and it needs a hug. I liked it.

(It can't be the worst movie ever, Tom Cruise isn't in it.)


you were "ruined" by burtons ed wood.
i havent seen ed wood, so im a virgin regarding plan 9, and i plan to see it while virgin.

Beetle Juice (Beetlegeuse) [4/5]

&

Corpse Bride [4/5]

What's with the 200% increase of puns when you're dead? Seriously it's like if monsters and dead things aren't completely evil they must make bad puns all the damn time.

Predators (2010)

Pretty decent. It follows much more of the first Schwarzenegger Predator movie. The 1987 Predator movie still remains the best of them but I would rate Predators as the next best in the series.

you were "ruined" by burtons ed wood.
i havent seen ed wood, so im a virgin regarding plan 9, and i plan to see it while virgin.

Sadly all the movies I've seen are while being a virgin:'(

you were "ruined" by burtons ed wood.
i havent seen ed wood, so im a virgin regarding plan 9, and i plan to see it while virgin.

I've just read they've coloured it and are releasing it in 3D. The colourisation is amazing looking. You can watch the black and white legally free in full screen at Jammer (http://jammerdirect.com/Jammunity/JamMedia/JamMedia20/TabId/107/VideoId/350/Plan-9-From-Outer-Space.aspx).

If you like it you should give Burton's Ed Wood a chance. They go well together.

Paprika - Great imagination and colorful scenes in this one from Satoshi Kon. I appreciated certain components from the film more such as the writing, voice acting and music more after seeing a few of the special features on the dvd. 3 out of 5.

The Sentinel (1977) - So many great 'names' in this one including a young Christopher Walken and Jeff Goldblum. A nice mystery laid out about an up-and-coming model who moves into a new apt that just so happens to be a gateway to hell. Though the mystery is revealed too quickly and haphazardly towards the end. A few scary moments as the model (Cristina Raines) deals with strange happenings in the building. 3 out of 5.

Superman: Doomsday (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3keuiWzY-Q)

I haven't viewed much of Superman TAS so I don't know how this compares but Superman: Doomsday was a great film. It was filled with some very deep emotional moments as well as some violent scenes which were unexpected.
The scene where blood from Supes splatters onto Lois's cheek and Lois instructs Jimmy to keep filming was awesome
It was co-written by Bruce Timm, and as usual he delivers. I think it just became my favourite of the DC animations.

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm slips into 2nd. :)

i WILL watch EW eventually, but i must first see the movie as all who saw them before EW was released.

Let the Right One In (L�t den r�tte komma in)

I loved this. The film was filled with subtle metaphors that only revealed themselves if you paid very close attention. What was left unsaid was often more important that what was said or shown. The editing was sublime. It was a study of friendship and connection through isolation as well as being a vampire film. Recommended to lovers of foreign cinema.

I fear the lack of faith the Hollywood system has in its audience’s ability to understand emotions told through imagery will mean the remake will be diluted to the point where it will be just another crap horror remake.

Let the Right One In (L�t den r�tte komma in)

I loved this. The film was filled with subtle metaphors that only revealed themselves if you paid very close attention. What was left unsaid was often more important that what was said or shown. The editing was sublime. It was a study of friendship and connection through isolation as well as being a vampire film. Recommended to lovers of foreign cinema.

I fear the lack of faith the Hollywood system has in its audience’s ability to understand emotions told through imagery will mean the remake will be diluted to the point where it will be just another crap horror remake.

I know! It was so sweet. The fact that so much was left somewhat ambiguous really gave it both a feeling of eventual tragedy but also a more positive up beat vibe that there might very well be a happy life for the survivors.

I know! It was so sweet. The fact that so much was left somewhat ambiguous really gave it both a feeling of eventual tragedy but also a more positive up beat vibe that there might very well be a happy life for the survivors.

VERY BIG SPOILER Do not read if you haven't seen the film.

The morse code he tapped out on the box at the end spelled out K-I-S-S. :)

VERY BIG SPOILER Do not read if you haven't seen the film.

The morse code he tapped out on the box at the end spelled out K-I-S-S. :)

I think that was actually in the english audio but with subtitles just for the signs, newpapers, mags, and notes.

I think that was actually in the english audio but with subtitles just for the signs, newpapers, mags, and notes.

I watched it in subs. I went online to find out what it was because it didn't sub that bit, glad I did. :)

WΔZ

It had Stellan Skarsg�rd and Melissa George who I believe has the potential to make a great film some day, unfortunately WΔZ wasn't it. It was terrible. It wants to be se7en when it grows up.

Recently rewatched The Exorcist and the original Halloween. Before that it was The Secret of Kells and How to Train Your Dragon.

Hot Fuzz. Simon Pegg did a good job as Scotty in the recent Star Trek movie, but imo he was better in Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead.

Prot�g�

Directed by Derek Yee. Starring Andy Lau & Daniel Wu.

It tells of the life of an undercover policeman in the herion drugs trade and the decisions he makes and the loyalties he forges. Some very powerful scenes and some very bad parenting skills on display. The two leads gave a fine performance. I liked it.

It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown!

ravenous.

the two movies ive seen starring rob carlyle, hes a villian... and a weird one at that

Lethal Weapon 1 & 2

Thirst

Dir. Park Chan-wook.

My second vampire film in less than a week and again very far removed fom the typical notion of vampires we're all familiar with. This Korean film was just plain bizarre. It's impossible to guess what Park Chan-wook will do in his films and at times this one was exciting, erotic, disgusting, hilarious, and sometimes all at once.

There is a Dir cut running 13 minutes longer but it's not availalbe outside of Korea. I hope it surfaces someday in the West.

Whisper of the Heart

I love Ghibli. For 2 hours all my worries shrink and are rendered ineffectual. Magical film. :D

It's a great shame Yoshifumi Kondō died. :( He was a perfect choice to succeed Miyazaki.

The clock in the film had Porco Rosso inscribed on it. :D
Miyazaki has said he wants to make a sequel to Porco Rosso called: Porco Rosso: The Last Sortie

Whisper of the Heart

I love Ghibli. For 2 hours all my worries shrink and are rendered ineffectual. Magical film. :D

It's a great shame Yoshifumi Kondō died. :( He was a perfect choice to succeed Miyazaki.

The clock in the film had Porco Rosso inscribed on it. :D
Miyazaki has said he wants to make a sequel to Porco Rosso called: Porco Rosso: The Last Sortie

I was angry when we didn't find out if he was still a piggy man or not at the end so seeing him back in the saddle should be a blast. Let's hope the usual movie rule of kill off or split up the main couple between movies or right at the start doesn't take effect.

I was angry when we didn't find out if he was still a piggy man or not at the end so seeing him back in the saddle should be a blast. Let's hope the usual movie rule of kill off or split up the main couple between movies or right at the start doesn't take effect.

I took that to mean that his outward appearance didn't matter, it was his heart that was the real Porco. :D I totally thought the same thing as you about the splitting of the happy couple, though.

I watched a film last night called Fist of the Warrior, the name suggested it would be bad but it had Sherilyn Fenn, Michael Dorn and Marina Sirtis so I gave it a chance. I should have trusted my initial judgement. It was worse than a roman candle in the butt.

Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon

Dir. Daniel Lee
Starring Andy Lau & Sammo Hung.

The first half of the film tried to cram in way too much plot (The Three Kingdoms is a huge story) and suffered for it but the second half was much better paced. I like Andy Lau & Sammo so it was great to see them act together. Not essential viewing but worth watching if you like Chinese historical films.

The Score was great, a mix of Ennio Morricone and Tan Dun.

It was worse than a roman candle in the butt.

Is the candle pointing inward or outward?

James and the Giant Peach [3/5]
Alright. Now was that metal shark being driven by the aunts? I doubt they drove in the car. The parents weren't really eaten by a rino, that was all just a story the aunts told him and him facing the rino storm was him facing there bull shit right? Centipede's antenna come and go.

Sorry, nothing to see here...

The A-Team. I want the time I spent watching this 'movie' back.

Silverado. I also want the time spent watching this movie back. :P

saw 7.
i didnt like it.

Iron Man 2 - It was... okay... I guess.

V for Vendetta

The Cat Returns.

More Ghibli magic. Loved it. It was only 75 minutes long. Should have made it longer. :)

The Black Calderon [3/5]

Kinda weird how every sword and sorcery movie or TV show is kinda in England yet you rarely see or hear english actors in the roles.

The Sand Pebbles (1966)
Dir. Robert Wise

Starring Steve McQueen, Richard Attenborough, Richard Crenna, Candice Bergen and Mako.

It explores the effects of racism and colonialism on a group of marines stationed in China at a time of great civil unrest. Sounds kind of boring written down but even though the film was 3 hours long it never felt like it dragged even for a minute.

Mako and McQueen have a few great scenes together.

Metropolis [4/5]

The Princess and the Frog [4/5]
Animation is great and the characters are a fresh take for disney but the songs aren't memorable at all and I thought more could have been done with the characters, especially The Doctor.

Toy Story 3 - 4.5/5

Splice - I didn't love this film for some bad acting and the substitution of important story details with technobabble but there were some nice twists and turns later in the story. 2.5 out of 5.

Phantoms (1998) - Based off a Dean Koontz novel of the same name comes this snorefest about a town decimated and overrun by an unknown terrestrial evil. I literally fell asleep three different times trying to finish this one. The dialogue and acting are terrible (with the exception of Liev Schreiber). I honestly think this would have turned out better as a B-movie. 2 out of 5.

The Gift (2000) - A very well acted film with a small story about a psychic involved in a missing persons investigation. The cast is tremendous with Cate Blanchett, Giovanni Ribisi, Keanu Reeves, Greg Kinnear, Katie Holmes and Hilary Swank. And while a main selling point of this film seems to be a topless Katie Holmes, I really enjoyed it for the story and acting. I was also surprised by the directorial range displayed by Sam Raimi as this contains no sharp camera and editing moves, it's simply a well filmed and directed movie. 5 out of 5.

Cemetary Man (1994) - A strange little flick starring Rupert Everett as a young Cemetary keeper who has to deal with the just buried coming back from the dead. The action and gore is very comedic and Everett plays the character very blase to the frightening events at hand. I enjoyed it for the most part but the ending left me puzzled. Begs another viewing. 3 out of 5.

Monster Dog (1984) - Alice Cooper stars as rocker Vincent Raven on his way home where a series of brutal animal killings have set his neighbors on a witchhunt for the supposed culprit. This film is a true cure for insomnia, putting me to sleep on more than one occasion. You end up seeing the monster maybe a total of 15 seconds in the entire film. Also Cooper is a complete bore and looks absolutely bizarre without his makeup. 0 out of 5.

Event Horizon (1997) - It's been awhile since my last viewing so I decided to give this another watch and I was not disappointed. The only true gripe I had was some dated visuals. The story is intriguing and suspenseful throughout but what I enjoyed the most was the production design. The Event Horizon looks like it was designed by madmen, everything looks either dangerous or frightening to the touch. 4 out of 5.

9

It was good. (3 out of 5)
After the main feature I watched the 10 min short that the feature was based on and it was amazing. It blew the feature length one clean out of the water. (5 out of 5 for the short)


The Hills Have Eyes (1977)

Not as good as the cult following led me to believe but still much better than the disastrously bad remake I attempted to watch a few weeks back. (2 out of 5)

Inception - I absolutely Loved it!

Mad Max Trilogy The last time I watched these films was 7 years ago, this past weekend I tooked some time to watch them again. I was curious to see why people always loved the sequel more than the first one...
Well now I understand why, but the first one still holds as my fauvorite of the 3...
On an interesting note, Beyond Thunderdome, wasn't as bad as I remembered it & I actually liked it even more than The Road Warrior.

No Country for Old Men [2/5]
What the hell was it about?
I mean I get the cat and mouse deal but like no one achieved any of the goals they set out for and I've heard so much about Anton Chigurh but was let down. He wasn't terrible just in no way did he captivate me like other villain performances have.

Grumpy Old Men - 5/5
Great cast (Walter Matthau, Jack Lemmon, Burgess Meredith, Ann-Margaret, Daryl Hannah and Kevin Pollack) with good on screen chemistry. Walter and Jack brought their characters to life, and showed how friendship can last.

The Emperor's New Groove [5/5]

Assassin's Creed Lineage. Only a short movie (about 30-40mins), but it sets the groundwork for Assassin's Creed II. Also, have to say the production value for it must have been large, as the detail in the costumes alone would cost a small fortune.

jackass 3d.
while i laughed a lot, some of the stunts lost their laugh factor quite fast, like the gorila costume stunt, it went way too long.

I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK
Dir. Park Chan-wook

Park is a great director (best known for his Vengeance trilogy) and here he turns his hand to a romantic comedy.
Set in a sanitarium it has a cast of endearing nutters. A little like One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest crossed with Amelie but so much more than that. It has one of the girls from A Tale of Two Sisters in the lead and she is fantastic.

(5 out of 5)

My Super Ex-Girlfriend [3/5]

This had huge possibilities but didn't do anything real great with them. But it wasn't bad. I don't hate it but have no wish to ever watch it again but if I had to watch it again I wouldn't feel tortured. Kinda like Handcock I guess. Uma Thurman deserves to be in a good super hero movie.

HP: Deathly Hallows


Meh. It was ok. More like a LOTR fest, but I can understand that. I found the lack of Snape disturbing.........

Yep, I saw Potter too and generally I enjoyed it. I can see what you're saying Chocolate, sort of, though I only ever watched one Lord of the Rings film and I fell asleep during it. (It was a very long time ago.) I thought they had a particularly cool way of presenting the Tale of the Three Brothers.

The Secret of the Kells [5/5]

Mesrine: L'instinct de mort, part 1.

Dir. Jean-Fran�ois Richet

Vincent Cassel gets beardy and gives another great performance. The film seemed to rush over certain things that I thought deserved more exposition but hopefully that'll happen in part 2 which I'll maybe get to watch tonight.

City Hunter

If you like Jackie Chan, you'll like this movie. If you like comedies, you'll like this movie. If you want to watch something completely zany and crazy, you'll like this movie.

Of course... if you ever wanted to see Jackie Chan as Chun Li, watch this movie lol.

'The Outsiders'.

Why can't movies of novels ever be this good anymore?

City Hunter

If you like Jackie Chan, you'll like this movie. If you like comedies, you'll like this movie. If you want to watch something completely zany and crazy, you'll like this movie.

Of course... if you ever wanted to see Jackie Chan as Chun Li, watch this movie lol.



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Mesrine: L'instinct de mort, part 1.

Dir. Jean-Fran�ois Richet

Vincent Cassel gets beardy and gives another great performance. The film seemed to rush over certain things that I thought deserved more exposition but hopefully that'll happen in part 2 which I'll maybe get to watch tonight.

Watched part 2. Again, the film seemed rushed and the story suffered but Cassel's performance made it worthwhile.

As far as recent movies the most recent would have to be...

Repo Men- Better than I thought it would be, I did enjoy the ending.

Harry potter and the Deatly Hollow's part 1

Iron Giant [5/5]

Tangled, earlier today. Not in 3D. I found myself lightly stamping my feet to some of the music at times. The movie was great to look at and the story was generally fun. Oh, and I thought that Rapunzel looked cuter with her hair cut off.

Harry potter and the Deatly Hollow's part 1

Is that any good? A lot of my friends say it felt incredibly rushed.

I've seen Part 1, I liked it. I don't know what they mean by rushed. There's only so much you can do, unless you want to make three movies. There were some very moving moments and I thought they handled the source material well. I especially enjoyed the way that they presented the Tale of the Three Brothers.

Well, if it means anything, those same friends also thought the visuals in Prince Caspian looked corny :P I'm anxious to see Part 1 :)

The visuals in Prince Caspian "looked corny"? :D On the whole, I liked Prince Caspian, though if I had one main problem with that film, it wasn't the visuals, it was just that I felt that the actor that they cast as Prince Caspian didn't exactly light up the screen.

Rapunzel looked cuter with her hair cut off.

This is true of most women ;)

The visuals in Prince Caspian "looked corny"? :D On the whole, I liked Prince Caspian, though if I had one main problem with that film, it wasn't the visuals, it was just that I felt that the actor that they cast as Prince Caspian didn't exactly light up the screen.

You got that right Agent. He was alright, but nothing about him was memorable. Only our four main heroes kept me watching :D

Zatoichi. (2003)
Dir. "Beat" Takeshi Kitano.

Kitano is faultless as always but the CGI blood and blades was a big mistake. The film is a mess but Kitano is so good I'd happily watch it again. It also had Tadanobu Asano (Ichi - The Killer) who put in a great performance.

After.Life
Dir. Agnieszka W�jtowicz-Vosloo

Interesting film. At times it was shot like a traditional horror and other times it was the complete opposite. It's one of those "open to interpretation by the viewer" films and for that it should be applauded. I enjoyed it.

Bram Stoker's Dracula [5/5]

Megamind [5/5]
Tangled [5/5]
Let the Right One In [5/5]

Let the Right One In [5/5]
The original movie, yeah?

Cause, if so...yeah.
Gotta agree.
Great fucking movie.

The original movie, yeah?

Cause, if so...yeah.
Gotta agree.
Great fucking movie.

Of course the original.
Renaming it "Let Me In" gets grid of the "Let the Right One In (To Your Heart)"

centurion.
i thought this would have been a middle budget war epic with lots of swordfights and "big" armies clashing.
instead we have a boring chase movie with a poor plot and forgettabale characters.
a centurion is a man commanding an army of 100 men. NEVER in the entire movie are there 100 men onscreen.

Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist
Dir: Peter Sollett

I usually like Michael Cera's geeky acting style but this film went nowhere in its 82 minutes. It's a weak romance.
Very dull.

Ore... Tanjou

It's okay. Gaoh doesn't get anything in the way of backstory. The way they set up the movie on the show is cooler than the movie itself, to be frank.

Last movie I viewed was Toy Story 3 . . . and my faith in Disney has been renewed. Pixar will never cease to amaze me. Lots of great minds amongst them working to bring the biggest smiles to faces possible. Sad movie, but dammit, still one of the best Disney films I've ever seen!

Pixar's probably the best thing about Disney right now.

The Fourth Kind (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1220198/)
It was really creepy but I am thinking more demonic possession than alien abduction. All in all I would give it a 4/5 stars.

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. Not great, but not awful either.

Closer
Dir. Mike Nichols

A friend told me this was good. He lied. Banal, boring, predictable and if not for Clive Owen I'd have turned it off.

Wizard People, Dear Reader [5/5]

Closer
Dir. Mike Nichols

A friend told me this was good. He lied. Banal, boring, predictable and if not for Clive Owen I'd have turned it off.

Is your friend a cinephile?

Is your friend a cinephile?

I like Cinnamon buns.

I like Cinnamon buns.

Cinnamon buns are quite the shit.

Is your friend a cinephile?

No, he's a twat. I'm a bit of a cinephile. Still didn't like the film. Based on a play, it should have been better.

No, he's a twat. I'm a bit of a cinephile. Still didn't like the film. Based on a play, it should have been better.

A bit?

Movies are one of the few thing I can't screw up so easily. Just plug N' play and try not to pause to poop with 4 sec. of movie left like I did with No Country For Old Men.

A bit?

Yup. A very large bit. :erm:

No, he's a twat.

Also sounds like you need new friends.

Also sounds like you need new friends.

I tell him he's a twat. I'm not talking behind his back.
I'm the guy amongst my friends with the "odd" taste in movies. Transforrmers 3 or an indie flick with a budget of $10 and $9 of that went on catering and sticky tape? I'd choose the indie.

I tell him he's a twat. I'm not talking behind his back.
I'm the guy amongst my friends with the "odd" taste in movies. Transforrmers 3 or an indie flick with a budget of $10 and $9 of that went on catering and sticky tape? I'd choose the indie.

Pally, everyone should choose the tape.

I tell him he's a twat. I'm not talking behind his back.
I'm the guy amongst my friends with the "odd" taste in movies. Transforrmers 3 or an indie flick with a budget of $10 and $9 of that went on catering and sticky tape? I'd choose the indie.

In a rare moment of lucidity, Michael Bay decided to name his third Transformers effort Dark of the Moon, in an attempt at warning the general public that he will indeed be continuing his trend of making awful movies.

Ghost Town. Highly amusing, but good message too. Hmm... yeah... 4 stars.

Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie [4/5]

narnia 3.
pretty good story telling, even if it differs from the novel.

of course, the religious aura that surrounds this series makes me not enjoy them to the fullest

of course, the religious aura that surrounds this series makes me not enjoy them to the fullest

I've read Lewis' God in the Dock more than once and I'm not convinced he was the "traditional" Christian he is perceived to be. Maybe his purpose in the Narnia books was to introduce themes that kids were then to explore as they got older? Moving onto his own Out of the Silent Planet, perhaps?

I haven't seen the films so have no idea how they deal with it. Are they filming all of them?

I've read Lewis' God in the Dock more than once and I'm not convinced he was the "traditional" Christian he is perceived to be. Maybe his purpose in the Narnia books was to introduce themes that kids were then to explore as they got older? Moving onto his own Out of the Silent Planet, perhaps?

I haven't seen the films so have no idea how they deal with it.
There are still religious references, though they're not really any heavier than the books. The most recent one does still include Aslan's line at the end, that in our world he is known by "another name" and that Lucy and Edmund must come to know him by that name. I've heard that his Mere Christianity is very preachy.


Are they filming all of them?
They'd like to, but they were already dropped by Disney and had to find another distributor. Dawn Treader only made about $25 million domestically this weekend, by far the smallest take for any of the Narnia films so far. So it's not looking good for The Silver Chair.

Thanks for the comments Agent0042. :D

I do intend to watch the films sometime as I loved the books as a kid. I watched the old animation again recently and despite not being as well animated as I remember it was still fun and filled with nostalgia for me.

Lewis is an interesting individual and, I think, a great linguist. I love the quote when he describes his early years as an atheist, as being "very angry with God for not existing". While not as ambiguous is his faith as Blake, I still think he was a little subversive at times and that he was challenging us to carry out our own research and come to our own conclusions.

Hrm. Maybe. But for a good refutation of him and other such apologists, I recommend this book (http://www.amazon.com/Gods-Defenders-What-Believe-Wrong/dp/1591020808) - God's Defenders: What They Believe and Why They are Wrong - T.S. Eliot, William F. Buckley, Jr., Jerry Fallwell, Annie Dillard, William James, G.K. Chesterton, C.S. Lewis

The Thing by John Carpenter. One of my top favourite horror movie's of the 80's!

Thanks for the comments Agent0042. :D

I do intend to watch the films sometime as I loved the books as a kid. I watched the old animation again recently and despite not being as well animated as I remember it was still fun and filled with nostalgia for me.

Lewis is an interesting individual and, I think, a great linguist. I love the quote when he describes his early years as an atheist, as being "very angry with God for not existing". While not as ambiguous is his faith as Blake, I still think he was a little subversive at times and that he was challenging us to carry out our own research and come to our own conclusions.

I haven't read any of them but having just returned form Barnes and Nobel and looked at the table of contents so far The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe, Prince Caspian, & Voyage of the Dawntreader have been made while the wizard's Nephew & The throne of Blood have been skipped.

I think you mean The Magician's Nephew and The Silver Chair. The Magician's Nephew is a prequel work, the other one comes after Dawn Treader. The books weren't all released in order, so it's confusing. The final book is The Last Battle and there's also The Horse and His Boy, which was set within the time of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, but featured different characters, mostly.

Tron Legacy...

Not too bad,

Ip Man (yesterday on DVD)

The realization of Wilson Yip is very common especially if we compare it to that of Tsui Hark, for example, for similar scenes but Donnie Yen, him, he assures! This actor has an exceptional presence and emphasizes the excellent choreography of Sammo Hung.

Leon The Professional......

Exit Through the Gift Shop

Pretty dope documentary

Avatar. Except I've only watched about a quarter of it so far. Man, is it good, though. Wish I had gone to the theater to see it in 3D when it was out.

Daft Punk's - Electroma


I actually didn't know about this film until today. It stars our favorite robot duo as they give a try to become human. But as they realize that they are not 'human after all', they wander off into the desert never to return.

For all of you who are familiar with our duo of Daft Punk, you know that they don't speak (well not really)....... So yup, an hour and nine minutes of no dialog..... But there is some music with words in it, just not Daft Punk's music...

This film is slow, drawn out, and slightly confusing. BUT IT IS very interesting, well paced, and visually confusing (but in an arty good way). I think that if the film was cut down at all, it wouldn't work as well as it does. This film is in a sense very simplistic but when you think of the visual aspects and how they achieved them it's not so simplistic anymore. The ending is very pretty..... I give this a 3.7/5. Even if you don't like Daft Punk's music or if you know nothing about them, that won't have any bearing on if you would enjoy it or not.

I found it on google video if anyone cares to see it...
Daft Punk- Electroma (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-433357417541455147#)

Scott Pilgrim

Damn good times.

chi bi.
epic has a new definition on the dictionary, and chi bi is it.
now i want to travel to china and look at the real chi bi.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 [3-1/2 of 5 Stars]

A decent film but you are left wanting more...that's why it's only part 1 but I don't think we will have to wait very long for part 2 because I understand they made the at the same time.

Part II is in July.

Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988) - Much better than the last installment as it goes more with the scares than the comedic. And nice monster make-up for Jason with his ribcage and spine sticking out. The story was something different with it focusing on a young woman attempting to control her newly found telekenetic powers. Though I wish there were more standout kills other than just getting stabbed in the chest or throat slit.

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time: The movie itself is very very cool. The action scenes were very well planned, and the environment is beautiful.
It was spectacular. :)

I finished Avatar. Wonderful stuff. Now working on the special features.

I finished Avatar. Wonderful stuff. Now working on the special features.

Glad you liked it Agent!! :D

Shrek 4. [4/5]
Not the greatest but there are some genuine touching moments and some good jokes here and there.

Shrek 4. [4/5]
Not the greatest but there are some genuine touching moments and some good jokes here and there.

I'm curious about Shrek 3 and 4. I only saw 1 and 2. Are the last two just as good?

I'm curious about Shrek 3 and 4. I only saw 1 and 2. Are the last two just as good?

I'd say yes. 3 isn't as heavy on the pop culture humor as it is on character and story driven humor plus Eric idol Merlin. 4 is the last one and while 2-4 are no way as good for me as the first one they're decent movies.

Cool! Thanks, Tom :) I might have to check those out. I'm so used to being let down by third, fourth and fifth sequels to things I've been leery of them.

Shrek 2 is my favorite Shrek, though the original is very close. Didn't care nearly as much for Shrek the Third, though I didn't hate it. Haven't seen Shrek Forever After yet.

Julie X Julia or Julie vs. Julie was on in the background while I read Making of Star Wars. Myril Streap sure did sound like her.

tron legacy.
it was fairly ok, and i specially loved the music. part of me thinks i payed for a 2 hour music video of daft punk, with voiceover.

Mary And Max (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ3vlMO-Z-I&feature=related)

Stop motion animation with lots of heart and some great laughs. If that sounds like something you'd watch then it is highly recommended.

White hunter, black heart (Clint Eastwood)

:D

(again)

And we claim Clint Eastwood monolithic...!

Black Swan.

Loved it. The most convincing role Nat's had since Leon, imo.

Aronofsky has pretty much made a live action Satoshi Kon movie

Black Swan.

Loved it. The most convincing role Nat's had since Leon, imo.

What the hell does "convincing" acting mean? Does one have to go to school to "appreciate" movies like you do or clock in an assload of hours at a theater? Also is it worth it?

Are you serious?

convincing (adjective)
Capable of causing someone to believe that something is true or real.

She made me believe she could dance like a ballerina and that she was a bit unhinged. Did you really believe she would be a stripper in a pink wig in Closer? Or that she was some lame ass Star Wars ho? No, she was unconvincing. See?

Are you serious?

convincing (adjective)
Capable of causing someone to believe that something is true or real.

She made me believe she could dance like a ballerina and that she was a bit unhinged. Did you really believe she would be a stripper in a pink wig in Closer? Or that she was some lame ass Star Wars ho? No, she was unconvincing. See?

No need for anger. :)

No need for anger. :)

It's 5 am. All my anger is long gone. I fapped it out while watching Teletubbies. :erm:

It's 5 am. All my anger is long gone. I fapped it out while watching Teletubbies. :erm:

They are some sexy little critters so......

Memories [3/5]

Tron Legacy

I really enjoyed it. For once a Hollywood movie without romance (yes, I understand that I'm the minority to applaud things like this). Very nice continuation of the first as well. Better than Avatar in my book.

Saw "True Grit" with my family. Pretty good! I want the book now.

Tron Legacy


I wanted more action............. but I got all giddy when Daft Punk got more than one screen shot ^____^

Starship Troopers 3: Marauder
(Dir. Edward Neumeier)

Neumeier wrote all three films but this was his first ever directing gig. Ignores the second one (mercifully, like we all did) and brings back Casper Van Dien as Johnny Rico. Jolene Blalock joins him and looks like Angela Jolie most of the time.

It was much better than I'd expected. Worth a viewing if you liked the first one. :)

little fockers.
wasnt as good as i expected

Time Bandits [5/5]

Mentioned it before. See it.

The Lion King: Special Edition [5/5]
"Simba, remember who you are."

Half of Crazy Heart (I'll need to finish it. It seemed OKAY from what I remember)

Kamen Rider W Forever: AtoZ -- The Gaia Memories of Fate. Good start for Eternal's character, cool concepts, the last two maximum drives (Cyclone/Trigger and Luna/Joker) and W's true Final Form. Good times, for the very most part.

Half of Crazy Heart (I'll need to finish it. It seemed OKAY from what I remember)

Kamen Rider W Forever: AtoZ -- The Gaia Memories of Fate. Good start for Eternal's character, cool concepts, the last two maximum drives (Cyclone/Trigger and Luna/Joker) and W's true Final Form. Good times, for the very most part.

Wasn't all that thrilled with it. Not at all. I don't think it was a bad movie just not for me.

I rewatched it from the beginning. It's good. It's not like ZOMG SQUEE OSCAR MATERIAL like people make it out to be.

I love endings like that. So, yeah, it's a good movie.

Sherlock Holmes
It was beyond good, Robert Downey and Jude law are hilarious

Inception. It's pretty good. It feels much more focused than the Matrix, so I think that thread is very unnecessary and that it's not fair to compare the two. Inception feels very tight-wound and compact, whereas the Matrix has far-reaching implications and interpretations.

Inception is an interesting movie, whereas the Matrix is a way of life :)

Reminds me of Shutter Island, tbh!

Young Frankenstein. Classic Mel Brooks comedy with great actors.

G.I. Joe The Rise of Cobra [3/5]

I enjoyed it. Never really watched the cartoon so I'm not a real fan so most of the silly changes didn't bother me all that much.

The 9th Doctor played Destro, Ray park played Snake Eyes, The guy who played the Mummy played Zartan, Brendan Fraser had a few quick scenes, and I was surprised that Joseph Gordon-Levitt was in it.

Ninja stuff was the best and the power suits looked stupid, like they were just running in place and added a background with no care in syncing the 2 up. Destro's mask looked really shitty.
I wasn't a fan of how the women where whoreish. The Wayans brother was just being his usual loud dumb black act but that won Scarlett over for no good reason and they hardly had any screen time together. Then Baroness was with like 4 guys but she was mind controlled so she was really a bad girl. What was up with that? She wasn't even Russian or black haired or evil or used corrective glasses. Those are all of her selling points.
Young Storm Shadow shows promise.

Hamlet 2.

Good but I thought it was going to be the whole play and not just a few scenes of it.

unstoppable.
i never thought trains could roar like godzilla with a hangover

Inception.

The last movie I watched was William Wyler's fairly faithful 1965 adaptation of John Fowles novel, "The Collector".

Quite good.


Inception. It's pretty good. It feels much more focused than the Matrix, so I think that thread is very unnecessary and that it's not fair to compare the two. Inception feels very tight-wound and compact, whereas the Matrix has far-reaching implications and interpretations.


:) that's nailing it on the head.


Young Frankenstein. Classic Mel Brooks comedy with great actors.

I love that film.

I'm not a big Mel Brooks fan, but this one is one of my favorite comedy films ever.

Too funny.

skyline.
i was expecting a lot more from the people involved with id4.
that was in the movies.
i just finished watching zombi 2.
my review for it is "ugh"

Le deuxi�me souffle (The Second Wind)
Dir. Alain Corneau

Starring my favourite French actor, Daniel Auteuil. He's great. And Monica Bellucci.
Very unusual lighting. Red, amber and green and sometimes all three in the one shot. And it was a Noir. Weird. Very good.

Watched "Arachnophobia" for the first time in probably about 20 years. :D

Now, I'm not arachnophobic by any means, but "ick". There's quite a bit in this movie that makes my skin crawl.

Fun, fun, fun scare tactics in this one.....and John Goodman is always a treat.....well, almost always.

The Big Lebowski [4/5] a few hours ago but also
The Black Swan [5/5] at a 5:00pm showing.

Voyage of the Dawn treader. [3/5]

wasn't anything special.

James and the Giant Peach.............................. I had forgotten how weird this movie is............

Citizen Cane [4/5]
So I didn't know I wasn't supposed to know that Rosebud is his sled and that kinda killed it somewhat. All the little cinematography stuff impressed me and what was up with that shrieking bird?

Last saturday I saw once again the final James Bond-Film of Timothy Dalton: "Licence to Kill". One the one hand the films of Dalton are not very well known but on the other hand I like his interpretation of 007. The films don't have as much humor as Connery and Moore, but someting of more realistic.

Alien ... on Blu-ray , always good to see this movie every few years

Red Dawn [3/5]

WOLVERINES!

Scary Movie [3.5/5] - these movies might not be great art, but they're always good for more than a few laughs.

Sorcerer
Throwback to the 70s

Secret of NIMH [4/5]

the green hornet.
it was fairly ok, bringing the old "hero" and his antics to the moderns of the 21st century.
however... BRUCE LEE. YOU ARE MISSED

The Taking of Pelham 123(2009) 4/5

Not a bad remake and John Travolta played the role of villain quite well, opposite Denzel Washington's character.

Ben-Hur, for about the fifth time. I hope no horses were harmed in the making of this film, but I doubt that's the case. Great movie nonetheless!

Finally saw Good Will Hunting (1997). [3-1/2 out of 5 stars]

Tora! Tora! Tora! [3/5]

maybe I'm tired or something but it was very unbalanced. talking and talking and waiting for most of it then the last part was nothing but the attack and it kinda dragged on.

Pretty in Pink. I finally sat through it... Is it me or did that movie not make any sense?

Shoot 'Em Up [4/5]

It really was a bloody Bugs Bunny vs. Daffy Duck cartoon.

Pretty in Pink. I finally sat through it... Is it me or did that movie not make any sense?

I watched it once many years ago and didn't think so, but back in those days they sure had awesome fashion sense :)

American Psycho [3/5]. Quite disappointed, really, as I had heard it was a fucked up movie. I thought it was meh. The scene when he leaves a message on his lawyer's answering machine is awesome, though.

:smug:

Alien [4/5]

watched
dollman
little children
batman
nightmare on elm street (2010)
bad news bears (original one not the remake) i be surprised if anyone can guess the actor who in these movies (except for the batman one)

Up [5/5]

Once Upon A Time In Mexico [4/5]

Wall.E [5/5]

Badlands [4/5]

Director, Terrence Mallick's first film.

I've seen it several times before, but each time the performances by Marty Sheen & Sissy Spacek get better and better.

Once Were Warriors [5/5]

It's a 1994 film based on New Zealand author Alan Duff's bestselling 1990 first novel. The film tells the story of an urban Māori family, the Hekes, and their problems with poverty, alcoholism and domestic violence, mostly brought on by family patriarch Jake. Great movie.

Once Were Warriors [5/5]

It's a 1994 film based on New Zealand author Alan Duff's bestselling 1990 first novel. The film tells the story of an urban Māori family, the Hekes, and their problems with poverty, alcoholism and domestic violence, mostly brought on by family patriarch Jake. Great movie.

I watched that a couple years ago. The husband and wife would later play Jango Fett & Taum We in Attack of the Clones. I was surprised Temuera Morrison's got some range to him in that, a pity he almost never get's to use it in anything else I've seen him in.

Once Were Warriors [5/5]

That's a great movie. Essential viewing within my family. My Dad's from New Zealand.

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Rewatched "Big Trouble In Little China" last night [4/5]....

......about an hour after I finished it, I found it to be TV on AMC :D, so I watched a few key scenes over again.

That's a great movie. Essential viewing within my family. My Dad's from New Zealand.


Whale Rider is really good too!

What part of NZ and why move some place so cold?

What part of NZ and why move some place so cold?

He was born in Wanganui (the north island).

LOL.....why he came here? Funny story.

His cousin was a playboy bunny and worked up here with a bunch of other bunnies in a now defunct Playboy Getaway Spa. She said she could hook him up with a job here....and well...he was 19....playboy bunnies.....another country. dude....wouldn't you?

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Anways....to keep on topic.

I also watched a DVD of old banned cartoons (Bugs Bunny, Droopy, Betty Boop). It was all right. 3\5

I watched that a couple years ago. The husband and wife would later play Jango Fett & Taum We in Attack of the Clones. I was surprised Temuera Morrison's got some range to him in that, a pity he almost never get's to use it in anything else I've seen him in.

I read the book a few years ago, and the movie was great. Shows that there are some good movies available... just have to look for them.

Just finished watching the Are You Being Served? movie. Classic British comedy at it's finest.

Didn't they go to a farm or something for their last season?

I only saw a few of those eps. Saw most of the regular seasons.

Didn't they go to a farm or something for their last season?

I only saw a few of those eps. Saw most of the regular seasons.

The movie had the crew head to the fictional resort of Costa Plonka, in Spain due to 'Young Mr Grace' giving them all their annual leave at the same time, as renovations were being done to Grace Bros. The one you're referring to I think is called 'Grace and Favor' (in America was renamed to 'Are You Being Served? Again!'). The new series has the elderly and womanising "Young Mr Grace", head of Grace Brothers department store, recently deceased while scuba-diving on holiday in the Caribbean with his personal secretary, Miss Jessica Lovelock. As per the instructions in his will, the remaining workers at Grace Brothers' closing sale (coincidentally, most of the staff who were present in the original series) are named co-beneficiaries of his estate.

Sounds right.

Hey I know what that is, PBS played it in the mid 90s. taut me that when my underpants got too small I could just break the elastic and they'd go up a half size and give a few more months use out of 'em.

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he was 19....playboy bunnies.....another country. dude....wouldn't you?


Aw man and these were the all natural 60s & 70s bunnies I bet.

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The Running Man [4/5]

just watched "Intolerable Cruelty"........3/5

it's got some funny bits and some great actors, but it never really lifts off the I had hoped.



Aw man and these were the all natural 60s & 70s bunnies I bet.

I know my dad's cousin is all natural. She's a waitress now in a middle of nowhere town, surrounded by forest. She smokes, has whiskey voice, skin like leather, bleach blond hair and calls people "sweetie".

I never asked my dad if there were any pics.....I should. When he first told me that story, I was like 17 or 18. Not really what I want to hear coming from your father. Dad and the bunnies. awkward.

bunny ass.

just watched "Intolerable Cruelty"........3/5

it's got some funny bits and some great actors, but it never really lifts off the I had hoped.

I could post some vintage play boy stuff in sts and you could yell if she turns up?


I know my dad's cousin is all natural. She's a waitress now in a middle of nowhere town, surrounded by forest. She smokes, has whiskey voice, skin like leather, bleach blond hair and calls people "sweetie".

I never asked my dad if there were any pics.....I should. When he first told me that story, I was like 17 or 18. Not really what I want to hear coming from your father. Dad and the bunnies. awkward.

bunny ass.

season of the witch.
it had its moments, but a predictable story and plotline.
would watch it again when its on tv and there isnt anything else.

Splinter (2008) - An okay monster movie with some nice ideas but the action sequences are poorly edited and some of the characters decisions seemed a bit strange to me. 2.5 out of 5

Hey, avil! Haven't seen you around these here parts in quite some time :D

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Watched the Eli Roth's "Cabin Fever". 2.5 out of 5

Somewhat of a tribute to the '80's horror film with plenty of 'yuck' moments. A refreshing change from most of the crap that passed for "horror" in the past decade or so. The cast is boring to watch and it reeks too much of trying to be more than it is. Thankfully Roth gets it right in his next movie, "Hostel".

Revolver - Probably the best movie starring Jason Statham

The Usual Suspects [5/5]

One of my all time favorite movies. Great cast and story. Would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a good movie to watch.

Hey Cuckoo

Pancakes...

The last movie I saw in the theaters was Tron Legacy (which was freaking awesome).

The last movie I watched at home was Clash of the Titans. Which really was a letdown.

Yogi Bear, it was hilaroius.

social network.
i prefer that kids acting in zombieland.

True Lies - Why I found this Action/Comedy Flick more funny that most pure comedy movies?. I love this movie =D

PANCAKES!

Inglorious Basterds.

:laugh: It was great. Brad's forced American/Italian accent a highlight. Good to see Tarantino back on form.

Good to see Tarantino back on form.

You didn't liked Death Proof?

You didn't liked Death Proof?

can of worms for Doc. :)

Star Wars [5/5]

Just finished The Making of book tonight so I popped in the THX vhs release. Noticed you can see David Prowse's eye through the helmet in one of the scenes.

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Dir. Andrew Dominik

The dialogue was great and the cinematography impressive. 160 minutes and it flew by. Liked it.

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You didn't liked Death Proof?

can of worms for Doc. :)

http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/9103/rofldata.gifhttp://img100.imageshack.us/img100/9103/rofldata.gifhttp://img100.imageshack.us/img100/9103/rofldata.gif The can is open. They're on the floor... wiggling. :erm:

Just saw Inception....wow. What a brilliant movie.

Ramona and Beezus [2.5/4]

Joey King shines as Ramona and there some very imaginative sequences and quite funny moments. However, the film could use some better pacing at times and loses some of its focus towards the end.

Aliens [5/5]

Disturbia. I think I liked it better when it first came out.

Disturbia. I think I liked it better when it first came out.

You mean when it was called "Rear Window"? :p

Lol true, very true :)

The Prestige - Great film... probably my 2nd fauvorite Nolan Movie..

Alice (Něco z Alenky) (1988) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5oLg2WJ8h0&feature=related)
Dir. Jan Švankmajer

A bizarre filmed version of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland with live action, stop motion, painted scenery, and backwards photography. It's fantastic. Grotesque. Ingenious. Disturbing.

The Children of Huang Shi

Historical inaccuracies aside, I thought it was a pretty thrilling movie. It certainly looked amazing, and Jonathan Rhys Meyer did a pretty good job as "Mr. Pig". xD

Alien 3

Honestly it ain't all that bad. Got's problems and there's stuff I just don't like but there is some good in it.

Alien 3.

The extended cut is a hundred times better. It omits some redundant stuff and adds more meaningful stuff. Check it out if you get the chance, it doesn't matter that you've just recently watched the original, it is really a lot different.

The extended cut is a hundred times better. It omits some redundant stuff and adds more meaningful stuff. Check it out if you get the chance, it doesn't matter that you've just recently watched the original, it is really a lot different.

I got the quadrilogy at a yard sale for $14 so I have 2 cuts for all 4 films.

the cuts for the first 3 are good.

Nothing could save the 4th though..............nothing.

..................Unless you compare it to the AVP films...even then...it's a toss up.

Nothing could save the 4th though..............nothing.

Agreed. :D

I had AVP on dvd, it came as part of a box set I gave it away. :laugh:

Agreed. :D

I had AVP on dvd, it came as part of a box set I gave it away. :laugh:

Remember that part with the queen popping out and the Predator made a funny face?

Steel Dawn, with Patrick Swayze. Not a bad movie, 3/5

Remember that part with the queen popping out and the Predator made a funny face?

Predator funny face. :laugh: I don't remember that bit. I wish I did. It sounds funny.

Terminator + T2