What Films Have You Seen Recently? - Page 633

re.form · #**6321** 27th November 2010, 09:45 PM

Inception - it's basically 'Flatliners' with bells and whistles.

I'm kidding, it's brilliant.

Reign of Assassins - always nice to watch Michelle Yeoh, but this could easily be improved by being 45 minutes shorter.

Sargento · #**6322** 28th November 2010, 02:24 PM

Just watched

Prom Night 2 - Hello Mary Lou

Well it hasn't aged too well! 1987 and certainly looks it! At times the "fashion" looked like I was watching a Cyndi Lauper pop video ... eeek!
The limited budget is obvious throughout the film, and as a result has very few decent effects. However, it holds a soft spot in my heart so I am glad it is back in my collection.

oaxaca · #**6323** 28th November 2010, 06:06 PM

SOLOMON KANE: Very entertaining film with drop dead stunning scenery (especially on BD), lots of desolate winter shots; snow, rain, etc...great cinematography. Purefoy seems a decent actor, this is the first film I have seen with him in.

Argentofan · #**6324** 28th November 2010, 06:12 PM

Rob Zombie's Halloween 2 - actually enjoyed this, it was really quite brutal at parts though!
Friday the 13th Parts 2 and 3. - enjoyed them, now to watch the rest of the series.

Jonny114 · #**6325** 28th November 2010, 06:14 PM

I have brought night train musrders on shamless ,killer nun on shameless, Jason goes to hell and the Australian uncut release of I spit on your grave.

mercury · #**6326** 28th November 2010, 07:53 PM

Watched Warlock last night. Hadn't seen this for years but I still really enjoyed it.

Just watched The Deceptive Horror Of Mario Bava. This was interessting and shows Bava to be a respected director who at points, was ahead of his time. I will have to see some of his films now as I have only seen Bay of blood.

Sargento · #**6327** 28th November 2010, 08:26 PM

Just watched

Terminator Salvation on BR

Certianly better than the first time I saw it! Sumptuous on BR ... certainly demo material. Think I pissed the neighbours of with the subwoofer! Never mind!

nekromantik · #**6328** 28th November 2010, 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

I just found out that The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and it's sequels were originally supposed to be a 6 part tv series and were cut down for theatrical release. The longer versions (180mins each) have been released on dvd and blu-ray in the Netherlands but unfortunately they don't have english subtitles.

thats annoying!
I loved first 2, need to see 3rd soon.
They are already quite long at over 2 and half hours each.

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Originally Posted by mercury

Watched Zombieland last night. It was ok, funny in parts

I loved it!!!
I cant wait for Zombieland 2. They said they will be another awesome cameo in part 2.
Its being made by same director as first as both main leads will be back for the 2nd.

Gojirosan · #**6329** 29th November 2010, 03:25 AM

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Originally Posted by oaxaca

SOLOMON KANE: Very entertaining film with drop dead stunning scenery (especially on BD), lots of desolate winter shots; snow, rain, etc...great cinematography. Purefoy seems a decent actor, this is the first film I have seen with him in.

Good man.

I may be biased as a fan of the Howard stories, but I think Solomon Kane is a mystifyingly under-rated film. Certainly one of my ten best of the last year.

mercury · #**6330** 29th November 2010, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by nekromantik

thats annoying!
I loved first 2, need to see 3rd soon.
They are already quite long at over 2 and half hours each.

I loved it!!!
I cant wait for Zombieland 2. They said they will be another awesome cameo in part 2.
Its being made by same director as first as both main leads will be back for the 2nd.

Having time to reflect, Zombieland was more than ok. I watched it after Walking dead, so maybe I was on zombie overload

Anyway if Woody is in part 2 then I will watch for sure