Recently Seen Films

[aris13]

X Men Origins Wolverine:)

Very impressive, way better than the previous X men flicks. Sabertooth and Gambit stole the show.

[nemesiswontdie]

i watched the new guy. such a great comedy, gotta love eddie griffen (i believe thats his name)

[REmaster]

X Men Origins Wolverine:)

Very impressive, way better than the previous X men flicks. Sabertooth and Gambit stole the show.

Wow Sabertooth was good? I'm glad Gambit didn't fail lol. How was Deadpool, did they ruin him like everyone says or no?

[aris13]

Sabertooth was the revalation of the film, by far the best character. As for Deadpool, he was ok but I understand why his hardcore fans are pissed. The best thing was that all the characters had their moments even that guy from Lost.:lol:

[REmaster]

Damn, I'm gonna have to check it out then:) damn Ryan Reynolds.

[hellrizer]

I just got done watching 28 day later. The last time I watched it was like 10 months ago. What a great movie, it makes the RE movies look like its all about comedy. ;)

[nemesiswontdie]

damn Ryan Reynolds.

Ryan Reynolds is one of my favorite actors. hes awesome^_^

[Stars1356]

Saw a midnight showing of X Men Origins Wolverine and would say that it was ok. I guess I'm a little harsh because I read the comics and familar with the story. I will forgive some things but the ending fight at the end was just stupid:

Dead Pool as Weapon XI and having mutiple mutant powers.

[nemesiswontdie]

ive read nothing but good reviews about the new xmen movie.

anyways i just got done watching Dogma.

the movie is great, its had its moments but its no where as good as Clerks 1.

[REmaster]

Yea, I think Alan Rickman was my fav part of Dogma lol.

[BadWolfX]

Watched Little Shop Of Horrors last night. The film just has this...charm about it, I don't know.

And y'know, evil singing plants that eat people are always good.

[nemesiswontdie]

Watched Little Shop Of Horrors last night. The film just has this...charm about it, I don't know.

And y'know, evil singing plants that eat people are always good.

wth?

[BadWolfX]

This might help explain things. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Shop_of_Horrors_(film))

[nemesiswontdie]

agian wth? lol

[Weskers Flag]

I watched Recycle the other night. It was an Asian movie with English subtitles, but I think it was pretty good. A bit odd and shocking, too.

[GuardhouseMusic]

nemesiswontdie, have you seen any of Kevin Smith's "Evening With Kevin Smith" performances?

[nemesiswontdie]

nemesiswontdie, have you seen any of Kevin Smith's "Evening With Kevin Smith" performances?

no not yet, i really want to though, there was a trailer for it on the Zack and Miri make a porno dvd and i was laughing my ass on cause the trailer so damned funny.

ill probably pick it up in a coupler of weeks.

[GuardhouseMusic]

The first one is hilarious. He tells some great stories, he might as well be a stand up comedian.

[TheMedic]

I just saw.... "Bride wars", and it was actually alot funnier than I thought it was gonna be... I saw "Doubt" the other night as well and it was eh... I liked the ending to it though.

[nemesiswontdie]

The Breakfast Club

ive seen this movie over 10000 times and its still really good.

[aris13]

Don't mess with the bull, young man. You'll get the horns.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/6c/Paul_Gleason_Breakfast_Club.jpg

[nemesiswontdie]

Don't mess with the bull, young man. You'll get the horns.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/6c/Paul_Gleason_Breakfast_Club.jpg

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3/billiejoeluver8/tbcjudd.jpg

"eat my shorts"

damn man, dont you wish detentions were like that all the time?

http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj105/beastbrady/breakfast.gif

[Weskers Flag]

I wish they made movies like The Breakfast Club nowadays. But they don't make 'em like that anymore.

[Mr. Spencer]

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3/billiejoeluver8/tbcjudd.jpg

"eat my shorts"

damn man, dont you wish detentions were like that all the time?

http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj105/beastbrady/breakfast.gif

Those were the best two posts I have ever read on here.

[nemesiswontdie]

your a Breakfast club fan John?

[Mr. Spencer]

80s aficionado, of which The Breakfast Club falls under. Classic film.

[nemesiswontdie]

80s aficionado, of which The Breakfast Club falls under. Classic film.

fo sho, i think its one of the greatest movies of all time.

[Weskers Flag]

Breakfast Club was an amazing movie. Along with Pretty in Pink, Labyrinth, and The Lost Boys. I think Stand By Me was early 90's...

[aris13]

Stand By Me was released in 1986.

[missvalentine]

I just watched Alien VS Predator last night. i do really love the first half of the movie, but the second half is kinda meh. I like what Anderson does with the camera, he has a lot of interesting things he does with it, and lots of cool camera angles.

I like how it has Lance Henrikson as Mr. Weyland and how it connects to Wayland-Utani and Biship in Aliens. i thought that was cool. too bad Alein VS Predator Requim was just a teen slasher movie that had nothing to do with anything except for the last 30 seconds.

[Mr. Spencer]

Stand By Me was released in 1986.

We have to educate the youth!

[GuardhouseMusic]

Just saw 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later. The first one was definitely better, I feel as if the second one involved the writers throwing darts on a board to decide who should die, and when. When you get to know/like a character, BAM, dead. It was still entertaining. I just loved the progression of 28 Days Later.

[Dan Corson]

I just finished watching Rob Zombie's director's cut of Halloween... what a fucked-up flick! I love Rob Zombie!

[nemesiswontdie]

ive been watching What About Bob.

such a good movie its haliarious! I'd probably go insane if i was Bob's counsiler.

[Dan Corson]

I love that movie! Bill Murray is AWESOME.

[Weskers Flag]

"Stand By Me was released in 1986."

Oh. Well then it is 80's. Stand By Me was and still is an amazing movie.

[nemesiswontdie]

I love that movie! Bill Murray is AWESOME.

i no hes great as hell in this movie.:D

[BadWolfX]

Breakfast Club was an amazing movie. Along with Pretty in Pink, Labyrinth, and The Lost Boys. I think Stand By Me was early 90's...

The Lost Boys is amazing.

And then it was ruined with that shitty straight-to-dvd sequal.

[nemesiswontdie]

The Breakfast Club is now my offical all time favorite movie. its just so awesome, i mean you can relate to at least one of the characters in the movie. it has almost everything
its funny, it has a little bit of romance, idk its just so awesome i just cant explain it.

[Kronk]

Rewatched Serenity last night. It's a good movie but damn FOX for canceling the show before really giving it a chance.

[Mr. Spencer]

The Breakfast Club is now my offical all time favorite movie. its just so awesome, i mean you can relate to at least one of the characters in the movie. it has almost everything
its funny, it has a little bit of romance, idk its just so awesome i just cant explain it.

Even if I can relate to the principal?

Someday these kids are gonna be running' the country. This is the thought that wakes me up in the middle of the night.

[nemesiswontdie]

Even if I can relate to the principal?

Someday these kids are gonna be running' the country. This is the thought that wakes me up in the middle of the night.

yes even Principle Vernon counts cause hes that hard assed guy who thinks punishments are the answer to everything.
i could see you as a hard ass principle (no offence)

im more like John Bender (the criminal) than any other character in the movie.


the only person anybody cant relate to is Janitor Carl. since he only has a few lines and such.

Dear Mr. Vernon, we accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong, but we think you're crazy to make us write an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us... In the simplest terms and the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain...Brian Johnson ...and an athlete...Andrew Clark ...and a basket case...Allison Reynolds ...a princess...Claire Standish ...and a criminal...John Bender

[Mr. Spencer]

You can sort of sympathise with Vernon though, the fact that he voices concern about the future. It's a great film that portrays the generation gap. Love it.

[nemesiswontdie]

thats very true. but as Carl says when him and Vernon are going through kid's files Vernon says that hes scared for the future because he doesnt like what kids have become but as Carl said is that the kids havnt changed he has.

i too love this movie (im watching right now lol im at the part where they eat lunch and Andrew busts out 3 sandwhiches LOL)

[Mr. Spencer]

Think I'm going to go and watch this now, it's been a while since I saw it. I like Carl too, I almost feel as though he wishes he still was in high school.

[nemesiswontdie]

yha i no lol. you should go watch it, its syncing onto my ipod now.

in the DVD theres some unrelesed footage of Vernon and Carl talking about the future and says

"Brian will have a very succsessful job but die of a heart attack due to stress of the job, Allyson will be a famous poet but no body will care, Claire will have 2 boob jobs and a face lift, Andrew will marry a hot flight attendent but become fat when he has kids and Bender will kill himself"

Bender is my favorite character from TBC i dont see Bender commeting sucide.

[I_Am_Nemesis]

just watched eagle eye and i have to say i thought it was BRILLIANT!!! haha such a good film :D shia is a pretty good actor and does a good job in this film. gone are the days of being in the evens stevens show or what ever it was called lol i only ever saw the even stevens movie haha. oh i also watched all dogs go to heaven yday (sad i know but i just love that film) its so sad about what happened to judith barsi, poor girl

just watched Eagle Eye and i have to say it was pretty damn good. had lots of action, a good story and shia is a great actor and does a great job in this.


Rewatched Serenity last night. It's a good movie but damn FOX for canceling the show before really giving it a chance.

ha i love serenity but i never got to see the tv show :( ive read the book on the film though

my bad on the multi post thing lol on my comp the last post didnt come up so i though i hadnt submitted it lol so people

[Mr. Spencer]

M-M-M-M-M-M-MULTI POST!

[Town of Green]

"Stand By Me was released in 1986."

Oh. Well then it is 80's. Stand By Me was and still is an amazing movie.


This is one of my favorite movies of all-time. Favorite 80s movie by far.

[Vector]

I'm watching Robin Hood: Men in Tights right now. Classic Mel Brooks film.

"Sorry, but a toll is a toll. And a roll is a roll. And if we don't get no tolls, then we don't eat no rolls.

...I made that up."

[Weskers Flag]

"The Lost Boys is amazing.

And then it was ruined with that shitty straight-to-dvd sequal."

Yeah, the second one kinda...I can't think of the correct term. FAILED. That's it. It revolved all around sex, instead of the plot.
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[nemesiswontdie]

every movie now and days has sex in it. or at least some kind of sexual intent to a extent.

[Mr. Spencer]

See, The Breakfast Club if it was made today would have had sex in it. But nope, the film didn't really have that. There was talk about it, and I liked that scene where they open up to each other about it. A lot more mature than nowadays, more realistic. Unless of course, we ARE all sleazy today.

[Weskers Flag]

"See, The Breakfast Club if it was made today would have had sex in it. But nope, the film didn't really have that. There was talk about it, and I liked that scene where they open up to each other about it. A lot more mature than nowadays, more realistic. Unless of course, we ARE all sleazy today."

Most people at the high school ARE sleazy. I'm pretty sure that they've always talked about sex a lot in immature ways, but then again we're always hormonal teenagers at high school./

[GuardhouseMusic]

Discussion of sex is usually better than most films' portrayal of actual sex. Which is why Kevin Smith films are great, with all these tangential off the wall dialogues. Chasing Amy is the perfect example, there's a scene that's essentially a parody of the Jaws Quint and Hooper scars discussion, except this time around it's about sex scars.

There definitely are films that simulate sex in an effective way (Don't Look Now is a famous example), but not today I find.

[nemesiswontdie]

See, The Breakfast Club if it was made today would have had sex in it. But nope, the film didn't really have that. There was talk about it, and I liked that scene where they open up to each other about it. A lot more mature than nowadays, more realistic. Unless of course, we ARE all sleazy today.

QFT

i like your post John.

thats another reason i like this movie, its a teenager movie and its great and hell im pretty sure its the first teenager movie that didnt have sex in it.
yes they did talk about it but hey everyone talks about sex. the only real sexual thing out of TBC is you get to see Claires panties for a quick second when Bender is hiding under the table hiding from dick..sorry Vernon.

[Mr. Spencer]

You just bought yourself another Saturday.

[nemesiswontdie]

how many is that?

[Dot50Cal]

I saw Star Trek the other night, and I gotta say it was possibly one of the best movies I can remember going to see in theaters. If you have even a passing knowledge of Star Trek, I'd say go give it a shot.

Tons of action, lots of character development and I though they tied it in with the old series very well.

[hellrizer]

What rating would you give it, Dot?

[BadWolfX]

That's great, I haven't seen a bad review of Star Trek yet. I just need to steal the money to see it now.

Just watched Master Of The Universe. I love the goddamn film, I'd choose MOTU over Star Wars any day.

[BadWolfX]

Damn, double post. Sorry.

[WeskerSexyCheez]

Last film I watched was Repo! The Genetic Opera, and I am already obsessed.

[nemesiswontdie]

I saw Star Trek the other night, and I gotta say it was possibly one of the best movies I can remember going to see in theaters. If you have even a passing knowledge of Star Trek, I'd say go give it a shot.

Tons of action, lots of character development and I though they tied it in with the old series very well.

lol John make you watch it? he told me he wanted you to watch star trek or something along that line with star trek

[Mr. Spencer]

Star Trek is the greatest film ever made.

[nemesiswontdie]

lol it was that good eh?

[Archelon]

I saw it last night, and, while I certainly enjoyed it more than I expected considering it was directed by J.J. Abrams, I think IGN hit the nail on the head when they called it "Star Trek for Dumb People."

This is not to suggest the original series was particularly intelligent (though the subsequent films were far more in my opinion), but there were some serious Capcom-sized leaps in logic in this film that bugged the heck out of me. And while I enjoyed the various in-jokes and nods to the original series, there was a tad too much shtick for my tastes, with a lot of it completely unnecessary (Kirk's inflated hands and Scotty beaming into the water coolant system come to mind).


Star Trek is the greatest film ever made.

You don't watch a lot of movies, do you?

Nah, I'm just kidding.

[Dan Corson]

The last movie I saw was Smiley Face, and it was EPIC.

[nemesiswontdie]

I saw it last night, and, while I certainly enjoyed it more than I expected considering it was directed by J.J. Abrams, I think IGN hit the nail on the head when they called it "Star Trek for Dumb People."

This is not to suggest the original series was particularly intelligent (though the subsequent films were far more in my opinion), but there were some serious Capcom-sized leaps in logic in this film that bugged the heck out of me. And while I enjoyed the various in-jokes and nods to the original series, there was a tad too much shtick for my tastes, with a lot of it completely unnecessary (Kirk's inflated hands and Scotty beaming into the water coolant system come to mind).



You don't watch a lot of movies, do you?

Nah, I'm just kidding.

the way you and John are making it seem, i might want to go see this movie.:)

[Mr. Spencer]

I saw it last night, and, while I certainly enjoyed it more than I expected considering it was directed by J.J. Abrams, I think IGN hit the nail on the head when they called it "Star Trek for Dumb People."

This is not to suggest the original series was particularly intelligent (though the subsequent films were far more in my opinion), but there were some serious Capcom-sized leaps in logic in this film that bugged the heck out of me. And while I enjoyed the various in-jokes and nods to the original series, there was a tad too much shtick for my tastes, with a lot of it completely unnecessary (Kirk's inflated hands and Scotty beaming into the water coolant system come to mind)

I thought that the whole nonsense with the "red matter" was dumbed down technobabble, but it's a fantastic way to bring in new fans to the franchise. That's what I think this film has done, it's done for Star Trek what Casino Royale did for James Bond. It's rebooted the series, and it'll bring in new fans as well as catering to the old school fans. I'm a die hard Trekkie, I have been for over 15 years now, and I enjoyed the film immensely. There was great characterisation, some nice in-jokes thrown around and beautiful special effects. I liked the opening sequence in particular, almost brought a tear to my eye when I heard the sounds of the newly born Kirk entering the world.

Moment I saw that redshirt descending with Kirk and Sulu to the drill platform, I already knew he was dead. He was dead before he even left the shuttlecraft. He was dead the moment he woke up in the morning in his quarters and thought, "You know, red seems like a nice colour to wear today."

[Archelon]

I thought that the whole nonsense with the "red matter" was dumbed down technobabble, but it's a fantastic way to bring in new fans to the franchise. That's what I think this film has done, it's done for Star Trek what Casino Royale did for James Bond. It's rebooted the series, and it'll bring in new fans as well as catering to the old school fans. I'm a die hard Trekkie, I have been for over 15 years now, and I enjoyed the film immensely. There was great characterisation, some nice in-jokes thrown around and beautiful special effects. I liked the opening sequence in particular, almost brought a tear to my eye when I heard the sounds of the newly born Kirk entering the world.

Moment I saw that redshirt descending with Kirk and Sulu to the drill platform, I already knew he was dead. He was dead before he even left the shuttlecraft. He was dead the moment he woke up in the morning in his quarters and thought, "You know, red seems like a nice colour to wear today."

I probably could have made this clearer in my original post, but while IGN was comparing the new movie to the original series (and the following series and movies as well, I imagine) when they called it "Star Trek for Dumb People," I didn't quite mean the same thing. They were likely referring to the lack of technobabble (which was actually a plus in my book), but that's not what I meant.

Perhaps "Dumb People" was too strong of a term, because the film itself was not particularly unintelligent. What bothered me about it was the poor storytelling methods they used to get from plot point A to plot point B. There were several cases where it felt as if they couldn't figure out how to logically move from A to B, so instead they just said, "Bam! We're already there!"

Also, every time Chekov spoke, I wanted to take a power drill to my left temple.

[Weskers Flag]

I watched Zombie Nation last night. It totally blew, stay away from it.

[aris13]

Star Trek:)

The film made me a fan of Star Trek.:P

[Weskers Flag]

Gonna go watch Ferris Bueller's Day Off right now.

[aris13]

Charlie Sheen is playing a junkie in that movie.:D

[Kronk]

Watched Yes Man last night. Had quite a few chuckles, but aside from the singing on the ledge part, was not "classic Jim Carrey" as I've heard so many say.

[Alexia_Ashford]

Saw Star Trek with Gareth on Friday night, brilliant film. Never been a Trekkie before, hadn't even seen one episode of Star Trek so I had no idea what to expect at all. I didn't think I would like it, but I was pleasantly suprised, I really enjoyed the film.

[nemesiswontdie]

watched 16 candles on saturday night after talking to John all fucking day lol.

i gotta say it isnt as good as a movie as people made it out to be, i mean it was good but NOT AS good.

[Ray]

Let the Right One In, for the 'who-knows-what'-th time. Beautiful film.

[aris13]

watched 16 candles on saturday night after talking to John all fucking day lol.


Personally I prefer 16 candles to Ferris Bueller.

[nemesiswontdie]

Ferris Bueller was great even though i still havnt seen the first 30 minutes of it

[Mr. Spencer]

Star Trek:)

The film made me a fan of Star Trek.:P

As a Trekkie for fifteen years, welcome to the fanbase!

[nemesiswontdie]

i gotta see this movie

John, im going to the movies today

[Weskers Flag]

"Charlie Sheen is playing a junkie in that movie."

I know. he's cool, even though he's a pedefile and all.

[Mr. Spencer]

"Charlie Sheen is playing a junkie in that movie."

I know. he's cool, even though he's a pedefile and all.

Paedophile. Or if you're in the US, "pedophile".

[nemesiswontdie]

"Charlie Sheen is playing a junkie in that movie."

I know. he's cool, even though he's a pedefile and all.

no hes not...is he? if so i want proof please.

[Darkmoon]

"Charlie Sheen is playing a junkie in that movie."

I know. he's cool, even though he's a pedefile and all.

Y'know, why am I not shocked that you and you alone could even suggest there's such a thing as a cool kiddy rapist?

As it is, it seems this is a rumour started by an angry ex without much by way of actual proof. The man's no saint but this one seemsto be wrong, anyway.

[Weskers Flag]

"Paedophile. Or if you're in the US, "pedophile"."

Then it's pedophile, thank you for correcting my error.
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"Y'know, why am I not shocked that you and you alone could even suggest there's such a thing as a cool kiddy rapist?

As it is, it seems this is a rumour started by an angry ex without much by way of actual proof. The man's no saint but this one seemsto be wrong, anyway."

*shrugs* Could be. And him being a "kiddy rapist," if he even was one, has nothing to do with him being cool.
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"no hes not...is he? if so i want proof please."

Where have you been the last 10 years or so? At any rate, it hasn't been proved, at least not that I know of. But soon after he was accused of it, he came out with a children's clothing line.

[Alexia_Ashford]

shrugs* Could be. And him being a "kiddy rapist," if he even was one, has nothing to do with him being cool.

Please tell me you're not serious. How in God's name can someone be cool if they rape children? To even say a child rapist can be cool is absolutely sick. Also, please use the quote facility which you've been instructed a couple of times to do, as not doing so makes your posts very incoherent and difficult to read.

[nemesiswontdie]

Where have you been the last 10 years or so?


in my house watching that show with Chris Hansen, you know that one where they lure pedophiles into a kids home then they ambush the pedo.

and i agree with Alexia, please use the quote button.

[missvalentine]

Yes try and use the quote button more often please. It would be nice.


"Charlie Sheen is playing a junkie in that movie."

I know. he's cool, even though he's a pedefile and all.

What! seriously? ive never heard of this before, im shocked, how can this be true? I really do not want this to be true.

[Vector]

Ferris Bueller's Day Off is one of my favorite movies of all time.

Why?

http://fusionanomaly.net/ferisbuellercameroncaduceus.jpg
"Call me sir, god DAMNIT!"

[Mr. Spencer]

Ferris Bueller's Day Off is one of my favorite movies of all time.

Why?

http://fusionanomaly.net/ferisbuellercameroncaduceus.jpg
"Call me sir, god DAMNIT!"

http://www.insidesocal.com/tomhoffarth/archives/ed%2520rooney.jpg

[nemesiswontdie]

so i rewatched 16 candles last night and i think im gonna change my mind about it, its actually pretty good, but the best part is Long Duck Dong, hes my favorite character
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f137/TAg8102/LongDuckDong.jpg

"whatsa happenin ah hots stuffs"

[Darkmoon]

"Paedophile. Or if you're in the US, "pedophile"."

Then it's pedophile, thank you for correcting my error.
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"Y'know, why am I not shocked that you and you alone could even suggest there's such a thing as a cool kiddy rapist?

As it is, it seems this is a rumour started by an angry ex without much by way of actual proof. The man's no saint but this one seemsto be wrong, anyway."

*shrugs* Could be. And him being a "kiddy rapist," if he even was one, has nothing to do with him being cool.
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"no hes not...is he? if so i want proof please."

Where have you been the last 10 years or so? At any rate, it hasn't been proved, at least not that I know of. But soon after he was accused of it, he came out with a children's clothing line.

Oh my gosh. He makes children's clothes and a bitter ex accuses him of being one? Ladies and gentleman, you form the lynch mob, I'll go find a payed for head shrinker to attest that it's all his fault he was mobbed and killed.

I mean, hell, that's how pedophiles work, right? Half the time it's all the victims fault. Same with rapists. And they can be cool, so it should work for us. I mean they only violently force themselves on people, crush there spirit, damage there body (especially the little girls or boys - even three inches of fun will leave a plentiful supply of scaring) and, for that extra 'I'm super fucking awesome as a rapist, yeah!' cause some delicious and permanent mental scaring. Smells like Broken Teen Spirit, mmm.

Interesting ideas. Inhuman, sure, inexcusable, sure, and not partaking of any obvious redeeming factor, but in fairness that does not seem terribly unusual for you.

And yeah. I sent you a lovely message detailing, in detail, how to use the quotes system here. I'm sure you won't, even though several people and two or three mods have told you too now...which falls under the 'ignoring a mod' section in breaking the rules.

I mean, hell, you've managed to hit two of my biggest peeves...Neo Nazi's and pedophiles. So I don't need a reason to perma-ban you. Only an excuse.

[Weskers Flag]

Please tell me you're not serious. How in God's name can someone be cool if they rape children? To even say a child rapist can be cool is absolutely sick. Also, please use the quote facility which you've been instructed a couple of times to do, as not doing so makes your posts very incoherent and difficult to read.

he most likely didn't rape any children.

[Alexia_Ashford]

he most likely didn't rape any children.

You said even if he was a child rapist, it wouldn't make any difference to him being "cool". I've never heard such offensive rubbish in all my time in the RE community, and frankly I find most of your opinions disgusting. I don't even know why you're still here.

[Weskers Flag]

You said even if he was a child rapist, it wouldn't make any difference to him being "cool". I've never heard such offensive rubbish in all my time in the RE community, and frankly I find most of your opinions disgusting. I don't even know why you're still here.

I never said that raping children was cool. I do not support rape/pedophilia.
I simply meant that I liked Charley Sheen regardless of what he was accused of.

[P Anderson DIE]

I watched S. Darko which was awful, really bad considering how good the 1st film was. You cant really make a sequel to a film like Donnie so I went in with very low expectations anyway but after watching the first 10 minutes I could tell it was going to suck. Please if your a fan of the 1st don't spoil it for yourself by watching this garbage.

[GuardhouseMusic]

I may see S. Darko for shits and giggles, because I saw Donnie Darko maybe 6 years ago, and I'm a little jaded from the cult status the film's achieved. It's not as precious as it used to be so I don't think I'll be affected by anything other than an objectively bad film, which is what you're saying anyway.

Man, Ferris Bueller's one of my favorite movies, I definitely know it more than The Breakfast Club, as good a film as that is.

"Pardon my French, but you're an Asshole! ASSHOLE!"

"Le jeux sont fais. Translation: The game is up. Your ASS is mine!"
*straw-full of soda in the face*

I just saw this Russian film Mirror, it's a stream of consciousness story about a boy's perspectives throughout prewwII, wartime, and postwar Russia. The focus is mostly on his relationship with his mother and wife and how it's affected him and the people around him. Excellent images and narration make a broken looking movie really interesting. Andrei Tarkovsky directed it, and I heard he's also done a couple of sci-fi adaptations (Solaris and Stalker the films are called), among others. This film was a good jump-off point for him.

[Weskers Flag]

Let me rephrase my opinion in a way for you people to understand...I like Charlie Sheen as an actor. I think he's a great actor. But I don't like him as a person.
Like I listen to Marilyn Manson. But I think he's a complete asshole.

[Mr. Spencer]

I mean, hell, that's how pedophiles work, right? Half the time it's all the victims fault. Same with rapists. And they can be cool, so it should work for us. I mean they only violently force themselves on people, crush there spirit, damage there body (especially the little girls or boys - even three inches of fun will leave a plentiful supply of scaring) and, for that extra 'I'm super fucking awesome as a rapist, yeah!' cause some delicious and permanent mental scaring. Smells like Broken Teen Spirit, mmm.


That was fucking poetry.

[nemesiswontdie]

super bad

this movie is great, it never gets old

[Vector]

ROONEY! ERGHH!

[L-e-W]

I watched Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack a few nights ago, was kinda confused, but definitely impressed. Also, rented Kung Fu Hustle, started it, gonna watch the rest over the weekend. Plan to go see Star Trek next week.

[missvalentine]

I just watched The Departed again and it's just so fucking awesome! even thoguh i knew what was gonna happen at the end it still gets me every time. It's just so epicly awesome that movie, i would give it 10/10.

it's one of my favourite movies ever, but watching it again last night made me realise how much i hate Matt Damons character in it, i loved when Mark Wahlberg shot him at the end. ^_^

[aris13]

The Departed is a decent remake.

[nemesiswontdie]

i watched Me Myself and Irene friday and i love that movie
thats classic Jim Carry for ya.

i love the Vagiclean part

"whats wrong baby? a little extra cheese on the taco?"

[Stars1356]

I finally saw Star Trek last night and say it was a great movie and don't have anything bad to say about it. In fact its the best movie I have seen of this year. I never watched the show but watched all of the movies and this one is probably the best Star Trek movie I have seen.

[Helegad]

Finally got around to seeing Kill Bill 1 and 2. Even though I don't like gory movies, and I knew what I was getting myself into, I actually really enjoyed them. The gore was over-done, and that's what made it so non-squeamish and unoffensive. Kill Bill 1 is definitely on my list of favourite movies ever.

I'm doing a podcast on Quentin Tarantino for a school assignment, so I'm gonna try and watch all his movies. My checklist:

Reservoir Dogs - Watched, will watch again
Pulp Fiction - Watched, will watch again
Jackie Brown - Watched
Kill Bill: Volume 1 - Watched
Kill Bill: Volume 2 - Watched
Sin City - Need to watch
Death Proof - Watched, will watch again
Inglorious Basterds - Need to watch

Hopefully Inglorious Basterds will see an early-ish release in Australia.

[Gideon Quinn]

I just saw a film called Blindness, which is an adaptation of a novel (Written in Portugese) and directed by Fernando Meirelles who was responsible for City of God. It's about an epicdemic of Blindness that eventually takes over the majority of the world, but one woman (Julianne Moore) is somehow immune and still has her sight and acts as an almost shepherd like chraracter to a group of blind people that she has befriended in quarrantine. The first two thirds of the movie are so very bleak but the final third (Post quarrantine) feels a lot more hopeful.

[Sephiroth]

Star Trek 10/10

Great film one of the best star Trek films I have seen in a long time.

[nemesiswontdie]

I watched Saw 3 for the hell of it today and i gotta say 3 was the best one but Shawnee Smith looked better in 2.

Shawnee Smith is fucking sexy :P

[missvalentine]

I know it's not a movie but im putting it here.

I just watched one of the finest, scariest episodes of Supernatural ever, my faith in the fourth season has returned, finnally they made a "Monster of the Week" episode again. And it was bloody awesome!

There was some sick farmer who had sex with his daughter who got pregnant, so he locked them up in a secret basement under his farmhouse. But they made secret passages allthroughout the walls in the house and escaped and killed him, but they were all mutated and deformed and had never seen light before since they had been kept underground all there lives. Anyways, after the old man dies the real estate cleans the house and puts it up for sale, and a family buys it not knowing the mutated children are still living in the walls and in the secret basement. Then San and Dean come to try and save the day. It was one of the best episodes so far IMO.

[nemesiswontdie]

I know it's not a movie but im putting it here.

I just watched one of the finest, scariest episodes of Supernatural ever, my faith in the fourth season has returned, finnally they made a "Monster of the Week" episode again. And it was bloody awesome!

There was some sick farmer who had sex with his daughter who got pregnant, so he locked them up in a secret basement under his farmhouse. But they made secret passages allthroughout the walls in the house and escaped and killed him, but they were all mutated and deformed and had never seen light before since they had been kept underground all there lives. Anyways, after the old man dies the real estate cleans the house and puts it up for sale, and a family buys it not knowing the mutated children are still living in the walls and in the secret basement. Then San and Dean come to try and save the day. It was one of the best episodes so far IMO.


this would belong in the "recently seen shows" thread

[BadWolfX]

I know it's not a movie but im putting it here.

I just watched one of the finest, scariest episodes of Supernatural ever, my faith in the fourth season has returned, finnally they made a "Monster of the Week" episode again. And it was bloody awesome!

There was some sick farmer who had sex with his daughter who got pregnant, so he locked them up in a secret basement under his farmhouse. But they made secret passages allthroughout the walls in the house and escaped and killed him, but they were all mutated and deformed and had never seen light before since they had been kept underground all there lives. Anyways, after the old man dies the real estate cleans the house and puts it up for sale, and a family buys it not knowing the mutated children are still living in the walls and in the secret basement. Then San and Dean come to try and save the day. It was one of the best episodes so far IMO.

Yeah, that scared the crap out of me simply because it wasn't a monster.

I watched Ghostbusters yesterday, a classic film. If I ever see something the even resembles a remake, heads will roll.

[Mr. Spencer]

I know it's not a movie but im putting it here.

I just watched one of the finest, scariest episodes of Supernatural ever, my faith in the fourth season has returned, finnally they made a "Monster of the Week" episode again. And it was bloody awesome!

There was some sick farmer who had sex with his daughter who got pregnant, so he locked them up in a secret basement under his farmhouse. But they made secret passages allthroughout the walls in the house and escaped and killed him, but they were all mutated and deformed and had never seen light before since they had been kept underground all there lives. Anyways, after the old man dies the real estate cleans the house and puts it up for sale, and a family buys it not knowing the mutated children are still living in the walls and in the secret basement. Then San and Dean come to try and save the day. It was one of the best episodes so far IMO.

http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/strollerderby/2008/04/23-End/elcreepo-josef.jpg

[himher_elle]

night of the living dead (1968), great movie, really bad acting, except the afroamerican guy, he was ok. Now I'm watching Dawn of the dead (1978), I LOVED the 2004 one, I think I'll like the original too, AND, I really liked Dead Rising (game), so I'll enjoy seeing the similarities

[TyrackT71]

http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/strollerderby/2008/04/23-End/elcreepo-josef.jpg

mr.spencer, this belongs in the post a picture of yourself thread lol jk


i finally saw all of the RE movies.....TERRIBLE!! the first wasnt bad, the second was ok, and the third.....WTF?!

[nemesiswontdie]

i watched biodome last night since i havnt seen it in awhile.

its pretty good but god man, pauly shore is a dumbshit

[Archelon]

Terminator Salvation was a lot better than I was expecting. A lot better. In fact, I'd even go so far as to say it was pretty awesome. Much, much better than either Star Trek or X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

[Mr. Spencer]

mr.spencer, this belongs in the post a picture of yourself thread lol jk


i finally saw all of the RE movies.....TERRIBLE!! the first wasnt bad, the second was ok, and the third.....WTF?!

Yes, because I look exactly like Josef Fritzl.

[Kronk]

Watched Taken and Underworld 3.

Taken was pure badass. I want Liam Neeson to be my dad.

Underworld 3 was pretty forgettable. The move to more CGI than physical effects was extremely noticable and sub-par after the effects in the first 2 flicks.

[Archelon]

Taken was pure badass. I want Liam Neeson to be my dad.

I want to see this movie so badly.

[REmaster]

^ Me too, I've loved Liam since Darkman lol.

[missvalentine]

this would belong in the "recently seen shows" thread

Should i create the thread? :P


Yeah, that scared the crap out of me simply because it wasn't a monster.


I know, when the little girl walked over the line of salt and i realised she was human but mutated, it scared the hell out of me. And i loved how clostraphobic the episode was as well, with them being in the walls all the time.



Terminator Salvation was a lot better than I was expecting. A lot better. In fact, I'd even go so far as to say it was pretty awesome. Much, much better than either Star Trek or X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

YES! now hopefully this Star Trek fad will go away. :P :rollseyes


Watched Taken and Underworld 3.

Taken was pure badass. I want Liam Neeson to be my dad.

Liam Neeson is pure awesomeness, i love his Voice and he is an excelent actor.

[nemesiswontdie]

[QUOTE=missvalentine;106641]Should i create the thread? :P.[QUOTE]


no i already made one

http://the-horror.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4581

[Stars1356]

Saw Terminator Salvation and recommend anyone to go see it.





Terminator Salvation was a lot better than I was expecting. A lot better. In fact, I'd even go so far as to say it was pretty awesome. Much, much better than either Star Trek or X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Agree with you. I really was disappointed with X-Men Origins. Star Trek was good even though I'm not a fan of the show. I think the new Transformers movie with be good but don't have faith in the GI Joe movie.

[Weskers Flag]

I watched Silent Hill, yes again. It never gets old.

[BadWolfX]

"DO THE TRUFFLE SHUFFLE!"

The Goonies is on behind me. Brilliant film.

[Mr. Spencer]

YES! now hopefully this Star Trek fad will go away. :P :rollseyes

I wish your Jill Valentine "fad" would go away too, but we can't all be so lucky.

[GuardhouseMusic]

I watched Silent Hill, yes again. It never gets old.

I wish the writing would have been more concise, because the direction was excellent. I've heard quite a bit that the writer didn't know what he was doing and Gans was a huge fan of the games.

[Tyrant T-002]

I have watched RE and RE Apocalypse with my grandma

She is awesome and she wants to watch Extinction :D

[missvalentine]

I wish your Jill Valentine "fad" would go away too, but we can't all be so lucky.

:lol: ^_^


I have watched RE and RE Apocalypse with my grandma

She is awesome and she wants to watch Extinction :D

Ha! awesome, I have a grandma like that too, my grandma is into the same stuff i'm into. I could talk for hours to her about RE, or Silent Hill or about Sci-Fi films and such. You learn so much from people who are older than you.


I just watched Jurassic Park again and i think the scene where the T-Rex is attacking the two kids while there stuck in the car is possibly one of the most epic brilliant moments in cinema history. God i love that film.

[YamiYumes]

Recently watched Repo! The Genetic Opera again. I don't know what it is about that movie, but I really adore it.

Especially the Largos. They're so amusing xD

[BadWolfX]

Watched Alien last night. I don't think I've ever seen a more perfect film, at least in the Sci-Fi/Horror genre. The level of suspence throughout the film is unbelievable, the entire sequence where Dallas is in the shafts is just fantastic and when the Alien does appear there's no big build-up, it's just there. It's refreshing.

And the Xenomorph itself is just beautiful. Which may sound wierd, but it just looks fantastic.

[Weskers Flag]

I wish the writing would have been more concise, because the direction was excellent. I've heard quite a bit that the writer didn't know what he was doing and Gans was a huge fan of the games.

One could only wish that Paul Anderson were as good.

[aris13]

I saw Angels and Demons.

It was OK.

[Weskers Flag]

Was Angels and Demons better or worse than the DaVinci code?

[aris13]

Much much much much better.^_^

[nemesiswontdie]

i watched the orginal texas chainsaw massacre the other day

and jesus Christ that movie is just one gigantic headache movie all it is, is nothing but screaming but boy do i love that skull hammer scene

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ywNJM45JTY&feature=related
0:35 FUCK YES!

[Reaver]

My check list is -

Iron Man: Good Movie
Hancock : Will watch it again
Transformers : I liked it
The Dark Knight: Good....
I'm hoping to see G.I Joe Rise Of Cobra...

[Sevket]

You Don't Mess with Zohan 7/10
12 Rounds 5/10
Crank High Voltage 7/10

[Weskers Flag]

I'm watching the Japanese One Missed Call at the moment. If only Americans could make movies this good.

[missvalentine]

I saw Angels and Demons.

It was OK.


Was Angels and Demons better or worse than the DaVinci code?


Much much much much better.^_^

I read a review and saw that Angels and Demons got like a 3/10, and also that it's better than the Da Vinci Code. And yet they both are making billions of dollars and are some of the most successful films ever. I don't get it.

Fuck I hate Ron Howard. Worst Director Ever.

[aris13]

Fuck I hate Ron Howard. Worst Director Ever.

Frost/Nixon, Night Shift, Beautiful Mind, Apollo 13, Cocoon.

[missvalentine]

Frost/Nixon, Night Shift, Beautiful Mind, Apollo 13, Cocoon.

I still hate him and stand my what i said.

Besides, Frost/Nixon is based of real life events, therefore Howard had to use minimal creativity to make it. Apollo 13 and Beautiful mind are the same as they were based of real life events too. I don't like him because he doesn't use any creativity at all to make his movies, basically his movies plots are pre made for him, and the majority of his films are crap anyway.

Cocoon looks ok but it would have been even better had Robert Zemeckis directed it. Another Director i love, he made Back to the Future and Romancing the Stone and a few other great films that involved being creative and not stealing your ideas from real life events or books continuously and never making anything original.

[aris13]

I still hate him and stand my what i said.

I don't like him because he doesn't use any creativity at all to make his movies, basically his movies plots are pre made for him

and not stealing your ideas from real life events or books continuously and never making anything original.

The best films of all time are based on books and Howard is a director not a writer.

[missvalentine]

The best films of all time are based on books and Howard is a director not a writer.

No, not all of them, Star Wars is not based on a book, Terminator is not based on a book, Pirates of the Caribbean is not based on a book, Alien is not based on a book, Back to the Future is not based on a book.

Jurassic Park and Lord of the Rings are based on books but they are significantly different from there source material in some parts.


Writer/Directors and better than average directors.

[aris13]

Star Wars Terminator Pirates of the Caribbean Alien Back to the Future

From these only Star Wars can be considered as one of the best films ever but it's a remake, sort of.




and not stealing your ideas from real life events or books continuously and never making anything original.

Hitchcock, Coppola and Kubrick did nothing but adaptations they never wrote an original screenplay and Hitchock was never a writer himself he was only a director. So according to your standards these directors suck right...

[GuardhouseMusic]

Missv, how many of Ron Howard's films have you seen? I think it would be pertinent to ask you this question.

[Mr. Spencer]

Backdraft!

[missvalentine]

From these only Star Wars can be considered as one of the best films ever but it's a remake, sort of.

Hitchcock, Coppola and Kubrick did nothing but adaptations they never wrote an original screenplay and Hitchock was never a writer himself he was only a director. So according to your standards these directors suck right...

I never stated anywhere if I liked Hitchcock, Coppola or Kubrick.

And Star Wars is no Remake, It was George Lucas's original idea that he was inspired to write because he used to watch Sci-Fi TV shows like Flash Gordan as a kid. And Alien IMO is one of the greatest films ever made, and so is T2, Back to the Future 2 and Pirates 2.


Missv, how many of Ron Howard's films have you seen? I think it would be pertinent to ask you this question.

Ive seen Apollo 13 and thought it was ok. And i really hate his Da Vinci code movie and how much he made from it and how famous it is, it doesn't deserve it. Plus Ive watched a few interviews with him, and i don't like him.

[aris13]

I never stated anywhere if I liked Hitchcock, Coppola or Kubrick.

Are you nuts? That was an example.


And Star Wars is a remake of Hidden Fortess everybody knows that.

[missvalentine]

Are you nuts? That was an example.

And Star Wars is a remake of Hidden Fortess everybody knows that.

No, it was one of the films he was inspired by to make Star Wars.

George Lucas said Hidden Fortress gave him the idea of having the beginning of Star Wars 4 seen through the eyes of the two least important characters. C-3PO and R2-D2.


George Lucas has acknowledged the influence of The Hidden Fortress on Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, particularly in the technique of telling the story from the points of view of the film's lowliest characters, C-3PO and R2-D2.[1] Kurosawa's use of frame wipes (sometimes cleverly hidden by motion within the frame) as a transition device also influenced Star Wars.

Just because he liked and emulated some of the techniques used in Hidden Fortress, into his own movies doesn't mean it's a remake. Besides that is only Episode 4, there is 5 other episodes as well, and i think The Empire Strikes Back is probably the best Star Wars film.

If Star Wars is a Remake because of that, then every big action film released since 1993 is a Remake of Jurassic Park cause they all use CGI.

[aris13]

No, it was one of the films he was inspired by to make Star Wars.

Apparently you've never seen Hidden Fortess because there is more than that.


and i think The Empire Strikes Back is probably the best Star Wars film.

Yeah but that was directed by Irvin Kershner not George Lucas.


If Star Wars is a Remake because of that, then every big action film released since 1993 is a Remake of Jurassic Park cause they all use CGI.

I think that you misunderstood the definition of Remake. By the way the first movies to use CGI was the Willow and The Abyss.

[missvalentine]

Apparently you've never seen Hidden Fortess because there is more than that.

Yeah the story is similar in that they have to rescue a princess and all, but Hidden Fortress is not a Sci-Fi film which is a world of difference.

Star Wars is in no way a Remake.




Yeah but that was directed by Irvin Kershner not George Lucas.

Lucas wrote it, and produced it, and was working very closely with kershner who was directing it.



I think that you misunderstood the definition of Remake. By the way the first movies to use CGI was the Willow and The Abyss.

Yeah i know and after that T2 then Jurassic Park.

What i meant was just because it's similar or borrows something from something else does not mean it's a Remake.

[DXP]

Not only have i finally finished watching the whole series of neon genesis evangelion i've watched the 2 films death and rebirth and end of evangelion and gotta say kickass films but the series is still damn confusing >.<, just watched the first terminator again gonna see salvation wednesday can't wait.

[GuardhouseMusic]

My point in asking you missv, is that I think it's unfair to slag off an entire director's career after seeing only one of his films. Saying that Ron Howard is the worst director ever isn't really an opinion if it's not backed up by anything at all. While it's exciting to witness something new, who's to say it's not as exciting to see someone else's interpretation of another story, or real life events? People have strange and interesting perspectives.

I just saw the enjoyable fun double feature. Taken and Star Trek. Great films to have something caffeinated and feel your impulses respond to each fast-paced development. I too am a Star Trek virgin, and I think it's safe to say I'll be watching (SNAAAAAKE? I'll be watching you- UNDERSTAAAAAAAND?!! sorry, the first thing I thought of) some ToS episodes, to see what all those Simpsons writers were going on about.

[missvalentine]

My point in asking you missv, is that I think it's unfair to slag off an entire director's career after seeing only one of his films. Saying that Ron Howard is the worst director ever isn't really an opinion if it's not backed up by anything at all. While it's exciting to witness something new, who's to say it's not as exciting to see someone else's interpretation of another story, or real life events? People have strange and interesting perspectives.

Yeah i get your point, but i just don't like how he got so successful of other peoples ideas and achievements that's all.

[aris13]

but i just don't like how he got so successful of other peoples ideas and achievements that's all.

Because he's good. I explained to you earlier even the greatest directors are making adaptations and it's not necessary for a director to be a writer too.

[nemesiswontdie]

i watched Forgetting Sarah Marshall 3 times last night while playing VR Missions

3 times back to back is WAY to much

[Vector]

Rob Zombie's Halloween

3/10

Not too much appeal anywhere in this movie. More blood =/= better movie.

[CODE_umb87]

Rob Zombie's Halloween

3/10

Not too much appeal anywhere in this movie. More blood =/= better movie.

Thats exactly why I didn't like it, Rob Zombie basically took a classic film and customized it with blood and guts just like all his other films...and him and his wife just had to star in it.

[Vector]

Thats exactly why I didn't like it, Rob Zombie basically took a classic film and customized it with blood and guts just like all his other films...and him and his wife just had to star in it.

I know his wife played Michael's mother, but who did he play as?

[CODE_umb87]

I know his wife played Michael's mother, but who did he play as?

I'm not sure, lol.

[nemesiswontdie]

I know his wife played Michael's mother, but who did he play as?


i believe he plays as one of the guards in the mental hospital Michael is being held at after he kills his family

[CODE_umb87]

i believe he plays as one of the guards in the mental hospital Michael is being held at after he kills his family

That was Danny Trejo.

[nemesiswontdie]

That was Danny Trejo.


not him Rob was with Danny Trejo

[CODE_umb87]

not him Rob was with Danny Trejo

Oh yeah, I forgot.

[nemesiswontdie]

Oh yeah, I forgot.


yha like i said i THINK that was Rob with Danny but im not really sure

[GuardhouseMusic]

Rob Zombie wasn't in the film.

I have a passionate hatred for the Halloween remake. Along with having been a great fan of Carpenter's movie for quite a while, every choice Zombie made, be it characterization (or lack thereof), dialogue, pacing, casting, directing, etc was in poor taste as a horror film, as a remake, and as a film in general. While I'm not opposed to a director leaving his own mark on a film, his style did not mix with the idea of the first one, where Myers isn't human. I could go on and on about how irritating Scout Taylor-Compton is as Laurie, how every character's written practically the same, how many declarative statements Rob Zombie makes which he just shits on and goes the other way, but it tires me after a while. Case in point: Right after this film came out, he said "no sequels" in interviews. Almost literally two years later Rob Zombie's Halloween II is coming out. You know what the saddest thing about it is? I'm probably still going to see it out of curiosity.

[nemesiswontdie]

Rob Zombie wasn't in the film.

I have a passionate hatred for the Halloween remake. Along with having been a great fan of Carpenter's movie for quite a while, every choice Zombie made, be it characterization (or lack thereof), dialogue, pacing, casting, directing, etc was in poor taste as a horror film, as a remake, and as a film in general. While I'm not opposed to a director leaving his own mark on a film, his style did not mix with the idea of the first one, where Myers isn't human. I could go on and on about how irritating Scout Taylor-Compton is as Laurie, how every character's written practically the same, how many declarative statements Rob Zombie makes which he just shits on and goes the other way, but it tires me after a while. Case in point: Right after this film came out, he said "no sequels" in interviews. Almost literally two years later Rob Zombie's Halloween II is coming out. You know what the saddest thing about it is? I'm probably still going to see it out of curiosity.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3yLtNuAbXQ :lol:

[GuardhouseMusic]

I actually think Michael unmasked looks kinda creepy, in all honesty. This beaten, absolutely stern look. I'm not too crazy about Sheri Moon taking a role that's essentially a reversal of Jason and Pamela Voorhees. I also don't like that there are scenes which resemble the original Halloween II (my favorite in the series) in that hospital. Rob Zombie can't help but cop someone else's stuff and claim to be doing something new.

I'm sure this movie will be uhh, interesting.

[Vector]

The Happening - 1/10

This was strike 3 for M. Night Shyamalan as far as I'm concerned. The Village? AWFUL. Lady in The Water? Atrocious. And now THIS piece of shit? Mother of God. I gave it a 1/10, the 1 being for Zooey Deschanel's adorableness. Not even Mark Wahlberg could save this movie. He was actually pretty bad in it.

[Member_of_STARS]

The only reason people hated The Happening, was because it didnt have a twist. MNS cornered himself in with 6th Sense and Unreakable and now everyone expects him to do all of his movies the same.

The Happening represented a piece of characters life during an event. Its like a sheet out of a novel. Theres really no beginning, really no end, no character development. So the movie is vague in form.

And its then that people start jumping on the bandwagon. I easily rated it at at least 5/10, because it was a bold movie, and a watchable one aswell. Not because of "The day of the triffids" reference of evil-maniac plants, but because it was pretty much out of standard when it comes to 1.5 hour cinematograpgy rules.

[Vector]

I hated it because I thought it was extremely poorly acted and the whole 'WE ARE DESTROYING THIS PLANET' thing is kind of wearing thin. That point is gonna continue to get hammered home and even though we all know what's happening, the human race will never fully adjust to a 'green' world. There have been steps taken, yeah, but sooner or later the planet's gonna die. I just thought the plot as a whole was really lame. I'd rather watch 'An Inconvenient Truth' if I wanted to get preached to.

[REmaster]

The Happening - 1/10

This was strike 3 for M. Night Shyamalan as far as I'm concerned. The Village? AWFUL. Lady in The Water? Atrocious. And now THIS piece of shit? Mother of God. I gave it a 1/10, the 1 being for Zooey Deschanel's adorableness. Not even Mark Wahlberg could save this movie. He was actually pretty bad in it.

Dude I saw the village and the happening in theaters like the first or second day they came out...ONLY because I also saw Signs in theaters and it's one of my favorite movies. Little did I know...

[GuardhouseMusic]

Ingmar Bergman's The Hour of the Wolf. The first film I've seen by the late director, and from what I hear the camerawork in this one is similar to his other films. A lot of intimate close-ups, powerfully framed shots, and some surreal images here and there. What really shines though are the characters, especially the protagonist (or the subject, if you will) Johan Borg (played by Max von Sydow, who was apparently in a ton of other Bergman films. You may recognize him as Father Merrin in The Exorcist). The dialogue opens up all of this rich symbolism, through Johan's troubles, his past, how he sees all of these other characters.

[Stars1356]

Saw Formula 51 last night. Thought it would be a crappy movie but actually got into and couldn't stop watching, probably because I want to see what would happen. Sam Jackson was good in it like most movies he does and was disappointed with the ending.

[JcFFx]

Kay it's been a while since I posted here.

Basically, I rented a house for university next year. I'm supposed to have 4 roommates but 3 of them aren't taking summer school. So we thought it'll be fun to watch a horror movie every night at the house or something (course I'm not at the house on weekends, since I don't have classes)

But yeah, since May 1st... (not in order):

=====

The Reaping - Terrible

Untraceable - Not really horror... It was okay, otherwise

The Exorcism of Emily Rose - It was okay. Personally I think it would've been better if they left it as a "what if?" thing. The whole movie's about whether or not the girl was possessed or insane, but they do all these things to make the viewer think she *was* possessed

The Strangers - I loved it. Masks are creepy. Also good proof that you don't have to have a dozen bloody deaths in a slasher film to make it scary.

Shutter - Also terrible... I wasn't really sure what was going on half the time.

The Amityville Horror (Remake) - I liked it

The Exorcist - IMO, only the middle was scary... They should've done more of them Captain Howdy flashes...

May - The beginning was WAY too slow. Only the last 30 minutes was good and even then...

The Eye (Remake... with Jessica Alba) - I wasn't a fan of the new ending...

Slither - It's a Comedy Horror, yes... too much Comedy though.

One Missed Call (English) - Would've been better if ANYONE IN THAT MOVIE KNEW HOW TO ACT...

The Omen (Remake) - Was also "ehhh"... Only thing that caught us off guard was the dog scene... The main character needs to learn how to use more than 2 facial expressions

Reincarnation (Japanese) - Was meh for the most part. The ending creeped me out though...

Forbidden Siren - I liked it... some more Shibito scenes would've been nice

Re-Cycle (Chinese) - Watched this yesterday... Outside the first half hour, I don't even know why this was listed under "horror"... Jeeze, the writers should be kicked in the nuts for this.

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... Aaaand, that's about all I can remember at the moment... Anyone have any good Asian Horror they'd like to recommend would be great (preferably ghost/spirits/psychological ones)

[BadWolfX]

'The Strangers' scared the crap out of me but my friends just shrugged it off and laughed.

[nemesiswontdie]

'The Strangers' scared the crap out of me but my friends just shrugged it off and laughed.


the strangers was the worst peice of shit movie i have EVER seen i was so pissed at the end of that movie cause i wasted $7 to go see just 2 kills and you dont get to the strangers face...well FUCK THAT! i get that movie a 0/10 its a piece of shit flat out. plus the fact it wasnt scary at all

[Becky's Butt]

Bloodsport.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3gX3cXqpqU

Chong Li, Chong Li, Chong Li!

[Member_of_STARS]

Bloodsport.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3gX3cXqpqU

Chong Li, Chong Li, Chong Li!

Awesome movie. I still love that gold tooth scene.

[WeskerSexyCheez]

REC

Ok, I'm not a big fan of shaky hand-held camera things, but this film had some things in it that were very good. What I thought was down the best was people's reactions, the blood and the scares. The main thing being able to see the creepy almost human silhouette approaching from down the corridor. That had me doing the whole 'oh god oh god!' thing.

I can't say it quite had me shrinking down in my seat like El Orfanato, but it was far from being mainstream horror crap.

[Becky's Butt]

Did you see the remake, Quarantine? If not, good.

[WeskerSexyCheez]

Did you see the remake, Quarantine? If not, good.

No, just REC. I don't really want to watch Quarantine.

[DXP]

going too see star trek tonight and terminator salvation tomorrow so i'm gonna be busy lol xD

[Stars1356]

Too good movies. It ashame that after I saw them I felt like there wasn't too much left to see in the theaters. Looking forward to Transformers and thats about it.

[nemesiswontdie]

i watched Harold and Kumar escape from Guantanamo Bay for like the 100 time
such a funny ass movie

i <3 NPH

[BadWolfX]

Watched Star Trek yesterday. Dear god that film is perfection. Best film I've seen in a VERY long time.

And it also makes me want to watch the original series.

[nemesiswontdie]

Watched Star Trek yesterday. Dear god that film is perfection. Best film I've seen in a VERY long time.

And it also makes me want to watch the original series.


i have yet to see it. john makes me want to see it.

[BadWolfX]

i have yet to see it. john makes me want to see it.

The fact that it's a-fricking-mazing should make you want to see it.

[aris13]

Terminator Salvation.:nervous:

I'm watching T1 at this moment in order to calm down.

[Mr. Spencer]

Watched Star Trek yesterday. Dear god that film is perfection. Best film I've seen in a VERY long time.

And it also makes me want to watch the original series.

I'm glad you went to go and watch it. It's a fantastic film and a great way to revive the franchise, all it lacked was tribbles. Lot of tribbles. Oh and Khan.

[GuardhouseMusic]

So I just saw an early George Romero movie, Martin. I mentioned it in the vampires thread, and it pretty much covered the hematolagnia (blood fetishism) that some of the discussion was about. I don't think it's supposed to be ambiguous, it just doesn't force-feed its viewers. Be that as it may, I highly recommend it. The acting's not great, but the direction is quite impressive. There are some intense scenes, and well done effects by Tom Savini.

[Member_of_STARS]

Not really a movie, but Ive been watching "High Stakes Poker" and that is immense fun.

Daniel Negreanu is amazing, just watching his play has inspired and improved my play immensely.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WO8k47_lP0M

[Vector]

The Hangover - 9/10

Really freakin' funny movie. Like...VERY funny. Easily the funniest movie to come out this year.
Lots of laughs in this one. It was well-acted also.

[nemesiswontdie]

i was wondering what that movie was gonna be like.


i watched the number 23 today a very good movie my friends really like cause Jim Carry is serious in the movie but i thought it was really god
8/10

[himher_elle]

Black Sheep

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, crazzy things happen in it, zombie sheeps!!!! it's just too much, almost too good o be true, hahahahaha, I'll never be able to see sheeps like a saw them before, hahahahaha!!!

[missvalentine]

Black Sheep

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, crazzy things happen in it, zombie sheeps!!!! it's just too much, almost too good o be true, hahahahaha, I'll never be able to see sheeps like a saw them before, hahahahaha!!!

Haha! I love that film, it's so funny. Zombie Sheep FTW!

I like the girl in it too.

[Sephiroth]

Seen Terminator Salvation two days ago I thought the movie was good there were acupple of daft thing in the film but nothing to put me off from buying it.

[missvalentine]

I just watched We Were Soldiers and man that is a great movie.

There was one part where a wounded guy was on a medivac, and it was the last medivac back to base, and it was full, then he saw his friend, and thought that his friend was more wounded than he was, so he gave up his place and helped his friend on the medivac saving his friends life. A second later he got shot in the head by a stray bullet and died. That guy deserves a medal or something.

[nemesiswontdie]

the heartbreak kid- 4/10 this isnt really that good of a movie but it had its spots

the new guy 9.5/10 i love this movie i havent seen it in a while but all around great movie definitely worth a watch

[TheBlackMamba]

Godzilla vs MechaGodzilla 2

ahh my childhood all over again lol

[Carnivol]

Half-way through a backwards run of the Star Wars movies (Started on Episode 6 and worked my way through Episode 4 now. Gonna get started on the prequel trilogy this weekend or something)

Finally got to see Terminator: Salvation too.
I kinda enjoyed it, but there was indeed a lot of PG-13 action going on. Mass-audience production, indeed. My father kindly pointed out something too, that with a few exceptions, the Terminators all seemed hell bent on making physical contact with mostly anything they wanted dead. Where'd all the guns go?


+Good to know that futuristic death motorbike robots all have USB ports that accept autorun.ini or something.

Marcus was also kinda cool, but sucked that the trailers already spoiled the fact that he was a terminator, 'cause they really didn't make it too obvious + there were some nice little details, such as his lack of interest in edibles... though... how exactly does his human components work in the long run if he doesn't need air or food?

[GuardhouseMusic]

Just saw a silent film from 1922, Fritz Lang's Dr. Mabuse: The Gambler. It deems itself a portrait of the German zeitgeist, Dr. Mabuse is a psychoanalyst/master of disguise/criminal mastermind who has a huge network of counterfeiters, moles, prostitutes, and the like. After an aristocrat is conned by the doctor, he enlists the help of a police inspector to bring Mabuse down. The subject matter is pulpy but nonetheless it's engaging as hell, and considering how long it is (a little over 4 hours), for a silent film it's shot, acted, and staged very well. It jumps from set piece after set piece after set piece; for people skeptical of silent films I would highly recommend this one. Similar in sheer immensity to Sergei Eisenstein's The Battleship Potemkin

[missvalentine]

I just watched a film called Malcolm X. Brilliantly filmed but i do not like the man himself at all.

He just got on my nerves, and seemed a little racist against whites, sure he did a lot of good things for African Americans and stuff, but so did Martin Luther King Jr.

[Stars1356]

Watched Live Free or Die Hard last night and thought it was a good movie. Great action, story wasn't to hard to follow the only thing was the main villan was weak but he was a computer nerd.

[Vector]

Tropic Thunder - 4/10

Robert Downey Jr. was brilliant and this film's only saving *****. I just didn't find this movie too funny at all...I laughed maybe twice. Also, they spent way too much time poking fun at mentally retarded people. Way too much time.


EDIT: Mother of God, 3,000 posts?! Wow...that's pathetic. :(

[Harry Mason]

I got invited to the premiere of The Taking of Pelham 123 last night, John Travolta plays an excellent bad guy in this movie, check it out if you like action films. good stuff

[TheBlackMamba]

I just watched a film called Malcolm X. Brilliantly filmed but i do not like the man himself at all.

He just got on my nerves, and seemed a little racist against whites, sure he did a lot of good things for African Americans and stuff, but so did Martin Luther King Jr.

I love Malcolm X the man, he was great, you have to see where he's coming from though, whites treated blacks like garbage with segregation and stuff, it's only natural to develop a hatred against them while white's racism towards blacks are unjustified and wrong.

After he went to Mecca he saw that everyone, white muslims, black muslims, etc. were all together and after that he didn't show what you would call racism towards whites.

Plus that's how the Nation of Islam taught them, the white devil, Elijah Muhammed himself was full of it.

and MLK Jr was a great man

[nemesiswontdie]

Watched Live Free or Die Hard last night and thought it was a good movie. Great action, story wasn't to hard to follow the only thing was the main villan was weak but he was a computer nerd.

yha its a good movie Justin Long is good in it as well. Justin is one of my favorite actors.

[missvalentine]

I love Malcolm X the man, he was great, you have to see where he's coming from though, whites treated blacks like garbage with segregation and stuff, it's only natural to develop a hatred against them while white's racism towards blacks are unjustified and wrong.

After he went to Mecca he saw that everyone, white muslims, black muslims, etc. were all together and after that he didn't show what you would call racism towards whites.

Plus that's how the Nation of Islam taught them, the white devil, Elijah Muhammed himself was full of it.

and MLK Jr was a great man

Yeah i suppose so, and he was less racist at the end i guess, but at the beginning and especially the middle of the movie i couldn't stand him. And Elijah Muhammed was such a racist bastard.

I hated the part when a white girl walks up to him and wants to help and join him in trying to give black people there rights, and he basically says to her to get out of his face cause she was white.

I know he was discriminated against himself as well, and Elijah messed with his head but I'm still not to sure about him, he was a violent man too. Like when he played that Russian roulette game.

[nemesiswontdie]

i watched Wall.E at the hospital yesterday with my dad.Pretty good movie its worth a watch it has its funny parts.

[aris13]

i watched Wall.E at the hospital yesterday with my dad. as much as i hate to say it since its a disney movie, this one was good and funny.

Pixar not Disney.

[nemesiswontdie]

Pixar not Disney.


lol mybad letz me fix that :P

they both make CG kid movies so i think they are almost the same.

[TheBlackMamba]

Yeah i suppose so, and he was less racist at the end i guess, but at the beginning and especially the middle of the movie i couldn't stand him. And Elijah Muhammed was such a racist bastard.

I hated the part when a white girl walks up to him and wants to help and join him in trying to give black people there rights, and he basically says to her to get out of his face cause she was white.

I know he was discriminated against himself as well, and Elijah messed with his head but I'm still not to sure about him, he was a violent man too. Like when he played that Russian roulette game.

back then he was taught by the Nation to meet violence with violence that's why he was like that, before when he was Detroit Red he wasn't like that towards whites, Elijah messed with his, along with many others, head.

If you read the Autobiography of Malcolm X it explains everything, and at the end he saw the error of the Nation's ways, that's why they killed him

[missvalentine]

back then he was taught by the Nation to meet violence with violence that's why he was like that, before when he was Detroit Red he wasn't like that towards whites, Elijah messed with his, along with many others, head.

If you read the Autobiography of Malcolm X it explains everything, and at the end he saw the error of the Nation's ways, that's why they killed him

Interesting, thanks for explaining that Mamba. ^_^

I hated how Elijah got Malcolm to do all the talking and preaching while he sat there with a crown on and thought he was a God.

[Yzak]

Me, my cousin and a bunch of our friends watched "The Eye" last night. Sort of scary at some parts, mostly suspenseful and the end was very "oh ... oh BALLS." worthy. We had a good time and the movie was pretty good for what it was.

[missvalentine]

I just watched the original theatrical version of Alien before, the film is brilliant, and the direction is superb. I will be watching Aliens theatrical version soon as well, then I'm gonna watch the directors cut versions of both movies after that. I wonder which is better. Ill probably do the same with Alien 3 and Resurrection.

I really loved how at first the film doesn't follow Ripley at all, in the beginning she's no more than a side character. One who has never watched Alien before wouldn't even realize she was the main character until more than half way through the film. I love this technique that Ridley Scott used while filming it. It means he also gave many of the other characters time to develop so it was shocking when they died.

Also i love the sense of isolation and fear you get when Ripley discovers that Lambert and the other guy both got killed by the Alien and she realizes that she is now completely alone on the Nostromo, that would be terrifying to know that other that a tabby cat, the only other living thing on board this huge ship, is an Alien who is hunting you. It really scared me.

Also I am now intrigued by the Space Jockey, what the hell is he and why was he there?

[GuardhouseMusic]

Just saw 3 widely different and equally enjoyable movies.

"Purple Noon" (aka Plein Soleil) is the first adaptation of the novel The Talented Mr. Ripley. A re-adaptation was made around the late 90s with Matt Damon, Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Philip Seymour Hoffman. It's about a man of a humble background who kills his far wealthier friend and assumes his identity. His motivation is left ambiguous, so it's cool to ponder whether Ripley wants his friend's status, woman, money, or just his life. Lots of shots of mirrors. Besides the beautiful environments (it's set around Italy, mostly in Rome), the acting is what shines in this film. Alain Delon is the perfect madman.

"Holy Mountain" is an allegorical film by Alejandro Jodorowsky, who's famous for "El Topo." In terms of trivia, the latter film was so well received that John Lennon and Yoko Ono funded "Holy Mountain." Now, it's incredibly hard for me to describe this movie in terms of synopsis, sequence, or themes. A lot of it is purely symbolic, and also its content is projected through its imagery, which is some of the most psychedelic I've ever seen. There are too many cultural, political, religious, and social images that clash multiple times in the same scene. What I will say however is that it's not for the easily offended, squeamish, etc. It makes A Clockwork Orange look like a Disney movie. There are films regarded as exploitation in nature, but I don't think "Holy Mountain" even fits in with those. Either way I think one could get a lot out of it, and the ending smacks you in the face.

"Ip Man" is a recent Chinese film made about the legendary martial arts master of the Wing Chun style. It's surprising that this is the first made about Ip, seeing as every biography you'll read about him says something along the lines of "OMG HE TRAINED BRUCE LEE!" The movie isn't just about Ip Man, but his town, Fo Shan. Towards the beginning you see Fo Shan portrayed as a tight-knit, peaceful community and then the second Sino-Japanese war kicks in. The mood completely changes to one of desolation, fear, and depression after Japan occupies. It definitely shattered any reservations I had about martial arts films. As a martial arts film however, the choreography (done by Sammo Hung of Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, and John Woo fame) is exceptionally done and it gets exciting when the scene warrants. A wonderful film altogether because it's both entertaining and inspiring.

[missvalentine]

I just watched a movie called "Con Air" with Nicholas Cage in it. it was pretty good, it was about a bunch of prisoners who made an attempt to escape while on a flight getting a prison transfer. It had some very interesting characters in it, and was fun to watch.

[aris13]

Con Air is SOOOOO LAME!!!!!:D

[DXP]

just watched the punisher warzone have too say its one of the most brutal films i've seen in a while but it kicks ass on so many levels and has made me a die hard punisher fan like the other 2 films.

[GuardhouseMusic]

Bob Clark's Deathdream. For those of you who don't know, Clark is responsible for such films as A Christmas Story, Porky's, and (*shudder*) Baby Geniuses. For horror fans however, he made the chilling 1974 film Black Christmas. BC was a Canadian thriller that was a low-key release at the time, but released four years before Halloween, it shared quite a few similarities with John Carpenter's flick (so much so that Clark claimed he told Carpenter an idea for a hypothetical BC sequel called yes, Halloween). Black Christmas was remade in 2006, and from what I saw, it was complete shit.

Anyway, Deathdream starts with a hazy Vietnam scene, and we're introduced to the main character, Andy. His friend immediately gets shot, and lets out some disturbing cries of pain. We see a few close-ups of a clearly traumatized Andy, and then he gets hit, and his fate is left unclear. The next moments of the film reveal the protagonist's family, who get a visit by an officer with news of Andy's death. Not long after though, Andy shows up at their door, and the plot sets in. I'd highly recommend Deathdream, as it's one of those effective films that mixes slow-paced suspense with well done practical effects (Tom Savini's first job, right back from Vietnam coincidentally). Also, the dynamic of Andy's family develops intriguingly throughout; the characterizations are thought out.

[BadWolfX]

The Black Christmas remake is pretty crappy, but I have a special place in my heart for it.

The original is chilling.

[Mesker]

Watched RocknRolla yesterday. It was pretty good, but you had to watch it real closely or else you wouldn't know what they're doing, cos the plot was quite confusing, at least the beginning. But it was pretty good overall.

[nemesiswontdie]

i watched the wrestler yesterday, great movie i like the ending as well.

[Stars1356]

i watched the wrestler yesterday, great movie i like the ending as well.

Can't go wrong with wrestling and strip clubs. :lol:

Saw 88 minutes the other night and thought it was good even though it got bad reviews. The ending was predictable and Pacino was great in it.

[nemesis_lover]

Watched Terminator 2 on blu ray, picture wasn't that much diffrent but the movie stayed the same, that being one of the best movies ever made.

[nemesiswontdie]

Can't go wrong with wrestling and strip clubs. :lol:


lol you cant

[BadWolfX]

Watched Blade Runner for the first time today.

Wow.

[GuardhouseMusic]

That's the spirit!

[nemesiswontdie]

i still need to see blade runner sounds good by what i've heard

then again the last time i listened to one of the people ive heard its good from said that bionic commando was good...

[missvalentine]

I watched a special edition of Blade Runner, i don't know what all the fuss is about, it was ok, but not that good.

Maybe i should watch the regular version.

[DXP]

blade runner is the main film that sparked cyberpunk basically if ya watch that you have already played snatched too a degree since it borrows heavily from blade runner but obviously changes the story a lot, its a classic film and i would recommend it too anyone, also on the note of films i watched the punisher (with tom jane) damn i've missed that film alot.

[nemesiswontdie]

snatcher is a great game and i heard they were alike so i really want to see blade runner

[Mr. Spencer]

That's the spirit!

That was irrational of you. Not to mention...unsportsmanlike.

[missvalentine]

I just saw Transformers 2, It was pretty good but not as good as the first Transformers film.

The main reason for this being the ridiculous amount of special effects in it. So many that it was just unnecessary.

I'm arguing with myself whether this film was good or not, i can't choose between 8/10 or 7/10.

There may be a few minor spoilers ahead in my review.

Overall it was an excellent film, and Michael Bay is a good director that may love visual effects a little to much though.

Special effects are good, but it's just that there wasn't enough balance in Transformers 2. There was too many explosions and not enough dialog or plot, and when there was plot, it as quickly hurried over, but when there was dialog it was really good, but only in short bursts.

The problem with having so many CGI scenes and so little dialog scenes is that there is no time to build up to them. There is constantly something going on even when there doesn't need to be. Therefore when there is a big really cool CGI special effects scene, the awe is kinda dulled because there is no build up or distinction between it and the other parts in the film, there is no contrast between it and everything else. It's like the film was just one huge constant explosion.

It's the same if you eat Chocolate, at first it's really nice, and it taste rich and creamy in your mouth, but if you eat nothing but chocolate every minute of the day, for a week. Eventually the taste will dull on you, and you will even grow sick of it, or wont even notice it anymore. And you will want a change.

Same with this movie, and many new movies with special effects, i know Terminator Salvation suffered this same problem i think, though not to the same degree as Transformers 2 did.

It's kinda funny because Transformers 2 is kinda opposite of what films usually were. Films of old were mostly dialog and build up to the action, and that way when we got to a big CGI or special effects shot it was awesome and blew everyone away. That was the majority of most films before the 21st century. This film was the opposite in that every shot was a huge CGI moment, and only rarely was there any parts without CGI, I mean hell, there were even special effects in the short little love scene they had in the film lol. So in a way, this film built up to it's non action scenes, and when there was dialog it was usually rather good.

I did love the chatter between Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox in some parts, that was a great break from all the action. But the best character by far was probably the most unexpected, Sam's (Shia LaBeouf) mom was so awesome in it. She stole every scene she was in, i would have liked her to be the main character, she was so funny and clueless too.

There was some really neat scenes too, I'm not saying CGI is bad, there is some really good scenes near the end which reminded me if the "Suck Cannon" weapon from the Ratchet and Clank games. But a not so good thing is the CGI in the less important scenes seems of lesser quality, and is easily noticeable as being fake.


Plot wise, the film follows the same paths as any other trilogy goes, the first film, the good guys win a big but not total victory over the bad guys, the second part is the darker part, a main or well liked character dies, the world is in peril and the bad guys get there victory, and the good guys lose a lot of men, third film, the good guys will probably make the final assault and defeat the bad guys once and for all. Kinda like the original Star Wars trilogy.

So overall the film was good, but with the third film, Michael Bay should consider more dialog and plot and less CGI explosions.

[Harry Mason]

That's a funny review^^. Gave me the impression of sitting down in the theatre and watching a two hour explosion.:P

I just picked up The Eye on DVD. I love Jessica Alba nuff said.

[missvalentine]

That's a funny review^^. Gave me the impression of sitting down in the theatre and watching a two hour explosion.:P

I just picked up The Eye on DVD. I love Jessica Alba nuff said.

Haha! lol, that's exactly what it is, a two hour explosion. :lol:

Also i forgot to mention, the film starts off a little weak, but as it progresses on it gets better. ^_^

[Stars1356]

I watched Judge Dredd last night and still love it even though it's kinda corny. I miss the Stallone and Schwarzenegger action movies and heard that they are making a Rambo 5.

[TheBlackMamba]

Rocky Balboa

Great film, recaptures the feeling the first Rocky movie created, great story, the movie like Rocky has a lot of heart. There's Rocky's classic humor, a great fight. Inspiring and uplifting movie.

[Stars1356]

Just saw taken and thought it was ok. Good action and fast paced but the story was boring and predictable.

[Member_of_STARS]

Transformers 2.

Watched a screener of Transformers, 15 times, before I went to the movies. An epic and awesome movie. Transformers 2 on the other hand is nowhere near as good. It has a lot of logic and believability issues. Before anyone takes a cheap jab at the idea that a movie about transforming robots has "reality problems", let me be more specific.

In simple and short terms- Transformers, especially decepticons, seized to be a force that the viewer and characters in the movie see as a real threat to the protagonists.

[J_Man757]

Watching Hellraiser and Hellraiser II back to back right now, never seen them before.

[nemesiswontdie]

my dads a huge fan of Hellraiser me on the other hand no, the only one i like of them is Chatterbeast and Chatterbox

[J_Man757]

I'm currently watching the second half of the 1st film it really is a classic horror film, I like it I must say, before CGI was the fad and everything.

"Kristy come to daddy its uncle Frank."-Frank

ok I had to edit my post cause I saw the ending to Hellraiser 1 and OMG, AWSOME! it puts my faith in Clive Barker and I would kill to see the movie "Clive Barkers Jericho" turned into a film .