What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[JoshuaKaitlyn]

Just got back from seeing 'Iron Man 3'. Dunno! I still kinda like the first one best of all! I think Starks new innovation, (trying not to give too much away for anyone who still hasn't seen it), takes something away from the idea.

[sjconstable]

Originally Posted by JoshuaKaitlyn

I think Starks new innovation, (trying not to give too much away for anyone who still hasn't seen it), takes something away from the idea.

It sure does, terrible film.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by JoshuaKaitlyn

Just got back from seeing 'Iron Man 3'. Dunno! I still kinda like the first one best of all! I think Starks new innovation, (trying not to give too much away for anyone who still hasn't seen it), takes something away from the idea.

I don't think it does as the story is more about Stark as a man – the fall and rise of Tony Stark, if you will – than the further exploits of Tony Stark/Iron Man and has much better characterisation and dialogue than the previous two films. Shane Black is a brilliant screenwriter, as anyone who loves Lethal Weapon and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang will know.

[Delirium]

Originally Posted by SCM

I love this film, the first time I watched this I was 11 and that torture scene has been stuck in my mind for a decade. .

I saw it at the cinema in my mid twenties, so there's an example of age difference on the forums.

[Demoncrat]

Fish Story.
Rewatch of this quirky but endearing tale.

I'm rewatching something else tonight for the review thread cough......

Maniac.
Yeah, the one with the Hobbit. I LIKED IT. Not taking anything away from Lustig's film, but it incorporates elements from it in a respectful way I felt. Reminded me of Drive and Snowtown in places as well (no bad thing). Ahem.

[SCM]

Just started watching Brian De Palma's Sisters

[pedromonkey]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

Fish Story.
Rewatch of this quirky but endearing tale.

Is that the Japanese film?

[JoshuaKaitlyn]

Just got back from seeing 'Star Trek: Into Darkness'. Have to say cracking movie, far better than the first film, and a nice reversal scene of an earlier movie. But the missus laughed at Spocks cry of a line usually said by Kirk!

[Vampix]

Originally Posted by JoshuaKaitlyn

Just got back from seeing 'Star Trek: Into Darkness'. Have to say cracking movie, far better than the first film, and a nice reversal scene of an earlier movie. But the missus laughed at Spocks cry of a line usually said by Kirk!

"Far better than the first film", it must be good then as I really like the first one.

[Vampix]

Had a double bill of Basket Case and I Drink Your Blood last night, very enjoyable.