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post #1,111
28 November 2007, 13:34 UTC#1,111
1408.

Thought this was pretty awesome to say the least. Not over-the-top scary but there were a good few creepy moments. For anyone who's seen it, the bit where he's yelling for help to that guy out of the window was one of my favourites.

John Cusack had to carry this movie since he was pretty much in every single scene and 85-90% of the time he was alone; and he had no problem doing that. Recommended if you want a really decent horror film, but don't expect a total mindfuck or shitloads of violence.
post #1,113
28 November 2007, 19:25 UTC#1,113
Full Metal Jacket.
post #1,114
28 November 2007, 21:08 UTC#1,114
QUOTE(Funk Master Steven @ Nov 28 2007, 10:27 AM) [snapback]452964[/snapback]

Bender's Big Score.


Is this any good? I'm hesitant to download it if it's not going to be worth it. (like The Simpsons Movie)

Edit - With this post, I have officially overtaken THC as 23rd overall poster. May he rest in peace.
post #1,115
28 November 2007, 21:10 UTC#1,115
QUOTE(Ray @ Nov 28 2007, 10:08 PM) [snapback]453048[/snapback]

QUOTE(Funk Master Steven @ Nov 28 2007, 10:27 AM) [snapback]452964[/snapback]

Bender's Big Score.


Is this any good? I'm hesitant to download it if it's not going to be worth it. (like The Simpsons Movie)

Edit - With this post, I have officially overtaken THC as 23rd overall poster. May he rest in peace.

Not the best I've seen from Futurama, but hell, watch it if it's free.
post #1,116
28 November 2007, 21:35 UTC#1,116
QUOTE(Liam @ Nov 28 2007, 10:34 AM) [snapback]452961[/snapback]

1408.

Thought this was pretty awesome to say the least. Not over-the-top scary but there were a good few creepy moments. For anyone who's seen it, the bit where he's yelling for help to that guy out of the window was one of my favourites.

John Cusack had to carry this movie since he was pretty much in every single scene and 85-90% of the time he was alone; and he had no problem doing that. Recommended if you want a really decent horror film, but don't expect a total mindfuck or shitloads of violence.


I thought the same thing, this one girl I know who has almost the same movie taste as me told me it was horrible when I wanted to see it in theaters, so I backed down, then I downloaded it and loved it. it's very different. which I like in horror movies. the same generic, main-stream, bullshit kinda bores me now.
post #1,117
28 November 2007, 21:36 UTC#1,117
A Bugs Life.

Oh thats right.
post #1,118
28 November 2007, 21:57 UTC#1,118
I watched a bee movie last night, wasn't too bad actually haha.
post #1,119
29 November 2007, 10:47 UTC#1,119
I wactched bad boys the other day and feel asleep right towards the end so I missed the conclusion of the whole film when I woke up in the middle of the night and realised I got really pissed off slammed my head down and feel back asleep.
post #1,120
01 December 2007, 05:35 UTC#1,120
Wrong turn 2


as the first one, I fuckin loved the ending

boobies, blowjob, zombie masturbation and sex

what do you want more !!?!
post #1,121
01 December 2007, 05:42 UTC#1,121
QUOTE(Domm @ Dec 1 2007, 06:35 AM) [snapback]453684[/snapback]

boobies, blowjob, zombie masturbation and sex


Combine all those into a single scene and I'm there.
post #1,122
01 December 2007, 06:08 UTC#1,122
Way of the Gun.

Rocked my face off, gun fire and bad ass bloody bitches in Mexican whore houses giving birth.

post #1,123
01 December 2007, 12:15 UTC#1,123
Near dark, nearly dark, darkly near, something with near and dark anyways

A vampire flick from 87
post #1,124
01 December 2007, 12:57 UTC#1,124
Resident Evil: Extinction.

This was average. I don't know what it is about the RE movies but they're missing the key spark that makes the games so crotch-rockingly awesome. They just don't "feel" right.

I disliked this because of it's sway towards "super zombies": the popular trend nowadays where zombies can run and are extra-aggressive. Now, this works in certain cases (notably 28 Days/Weeks Later) but to my knowledge there are no running zombies in Resident Evil yet. So to introduce them with some half-assed scientific reason seemed to me a little desperate.

Also, what the fuck was up with Wesker? Has ANYONE actually PLAYED the games? They do know that he's pretty much the most badass character there ever was, not to mention the main villain that fucks up yo' shit. We only got to see him as a hologram sitting behind a table. He's got such massive potential for a villain, it better not go wasted.

Alice, Milla Jovovich's character, is beginning to get on my nerves. She's the textbook example of deus ex machina. Psychic powers, martial arts skills, extra toughness, intelligence...christ, I was never afraid or on the edge of my seat because Alice was NEVER in danger. Not once.

Also, what was up with that ending? Please don't tell me the next movie is gonna feature an army of Alice clones attacking Umbrella. Because if so, I won't see it out of principle.
post #1,125
01 December 2007, 16:54 UTC#1,125
QUOTE(Liam @ Dec 1 2007, 09:57 AM) [snapback]453739[/snapback]

An army of Alice clones attacking Umbrella. Because if so, I won't see it out of principle.


But you have to watch out, out of sexciple.

Edit: Forgot, last movie I saw The Twin Dragons. Fucking hilarious and action packed kick ass.
post #1,126
01 December 2007, 17:04 UTC#1,126
Silent Hill. Vaginal-tearing goodness.

EDIT: Even though the little girl is fucking annoying.
post #1,127
01 December 2007, 19:22 UTC#1,127
Bender's Big Score.
post #1,128
01 December 2007, 19:25 UTC#1,128
Whats on at the cinema atm thats good?

Liam do you recommend seeing Resident Evil?
post #1,129
01 December 2007, 19:26 UTC#1,129
I recommend Dan In Real Life if you haven't seen it.
post #1,130
01 December 2007, 19:42 UTC#1,130
QUOTE(cIRca @ Dec 1 2007, 08:25 PM) [snapback]453821[/snapback]

Whats on at the cinema atm thats good?

Liam do you recommend seeing Resident Evil?

Maybe...I didn't think it was fantastic, but it's not bad for killing 90 minutes. Watch it if you can't find anything better (ie. American Gangster).
post #1,131
01 December 2007, 19:46 UTC#1,131
Emma says "I dont wanna see a guy film".

So it looks like we're going to see 30 Days of Night. :(
post #1,132
01 December 2007, 19:50 UTC#1,132
Hoop Dreams. A great film, every American should see it.
post #1,133
01 December 2007, 20:05 UTC#1,133
Does it contain tips about how to not be a complete clusterfuck of a nation?

EDIT: I dont know where that came from.
post #1,134
01 December 2007, 22:59 UTC#1,134
QUOTE(cIRca @ Dec 1 2007, 05:05 PM) [snapback]453830[/snapback]

Does it contain tips about how to not be a complete clusterfuck of a nation?

EDIT: I dont know where that came from.


Dude, Britain sucks just as hard as America.
post #1,135
01 December 2007, 23:02 UTC#1,135
Rio Bravo :P

great movie considering that it was made in the 50s
post #1,136
02 December 2007, 11:13 UTC#1,136
30 Days of Night.

Why did no one warn me.
post #1,137
02 December 2007, 12:55 UTC#1,137
I saw No Country For Old Men again. Im pretty sure thats the first time ever in my life that ive seen the same movie twice in the theaters. Thats how epic it is.

I also saw Hitman - beyond fucking awful. Wanted to walk out after the first 20 minutes, seriously regretted that I didnt.

The Reaping... turned it off after the first 5 minutes. I dont have the attention span needed for shitty movies.
post #1,138
02 December 2007, 12:57 UTC#1,138
QUOTE(WEAK @ Dec 2 2007, 02:55 PM) [snapback]453956[/snapback]
I also saw Hitman - beyond fucking awful. Wanted to walk out after the first 20 minutes, seriously regretted that I didnt.


Fuck, I love the games so was hoping the film was gonna be quite good. :sad: What was so bad about it? Should I just download?
post #1,139
02 December 2007, 13:26 UTC#1,139
The acting was shit, same with the dialogue. Really really bad.

The plot was typical and boring as fuck.

The was hardly any violence...and the little violence it did have was really really weak.

For some reason Roger Ebert reviewed it better than The Mist... and I liked The Mist so I thought this movie might have at least something good about it. But it didnt. It was an all around terrible movie.
post #1,140
02 December 2007, 14:23 UTC#1,140
QUOTE(WEAK @ Dec 2 2007, 01:55 PM) [snapback]453956[/snapback]

I saw No Country For Old Men again. Im pretty sure thats the first time ever in my life that ive seen the same movie twice in the theaters. Thats how epic it is.

Seriously wanna see that after seeing the trailer last night.

I wanna see Pathology so bad as well.