What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[iluvdvds@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

So far this month...




To save you the trouble of counting, that's 42 films in 13 days!

You can keep your Troll Hunter, Drive and Warriors, everyone knows that The Legend Of Boggy Creek is the best film there!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by antmumford

One is the first Drunken Master and the other is Legend of Drunken Master aka Drunken Master 2

I never noticed the text above Drunken Master on the second cover.

Thought it was possibly a directors cut or something.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike

I take it you watched Rolling Thunder and Drunken Master twice then or are they different versions?

Did you like The Disappearance of Alice Creed? I was quite impressed by it.

As Ant said, the first one is Drunken Master and the one to its right is Legend of Drunken Master.

As for The Disappearance of Alice Creed, I think that's the third time I've seen it as its an extremely well made film and one which is really interesting to watch when you know the different plot turns. The three performances are extremely accomplished and it makes for compelling viewing the first time and couple of times thereafter.

[James Morton]

De Palma's OBSESSION, a brilliant piece of film making, haunting, esp the Hermann score
HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP, always liked this film ever since seeing it on video years ago

[VicDakin]

todays romantic viewing,cuddled up on the sofa in my mining outfit,just me a pick axe and Harry Warden

[mercury]

Chalet Girl ...enjoyed this rom com which really didn't have much romance, but instead alot of snowboarding. My kind of film when I want to just relax and not think too much
Terror Trap.... with Daniel Madison. Not bad, not great and wouldn't recommend unless you had nothing else to watch
Deadly Outlaw: Rekka....

[Frankie Teardrop]

Originally Posted by Handyman Joe

Lynch has always been my favourite, I've his films countless times and I'II fight anyone to the death who says Fire Walk With Me is shit (Sheryl Lee won the Oscar that year, no contest) - anyway, re Lost Highway, I recently noticed where the 'mystery man' came from - Bergman's Hour of the Wolf - check out the bird man character - I'II bet any money this sneaked into the Lynch subconscious - he's almost identical.

You certainly won't be fighting me to the death over 'Fire Walk with Me' - for me it's almost as stratospheric as Highway, Mulholland etc etc. I'm often amused by supposed Lynch fans' attitudes to this film, which is sloppily and unimaginatively dismissed by many, so it pains me too when people harp on about it being 'shit'.
I'm inspired and intrigued to check out the Bergman reference - haven't seen 'Hour of the Wolf' since I was sixteen, and at that point I think most of it was probably beyond me. Been thinking of having a Bergman resurgence for a while now actually - though the sorry thing is, I find it so much easier to watch something relatively accessible but trashy these days than more abstract and demanding stuff (recent delve into Lost Highway and various others aside). It used to be the other way round, but that's how life is when you end up with a pile of booze and a backlog of cheapshit horror!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by mercury

Chalet Girl ...enjoyed this rom com which really didn't have much romance, but instead alot of snowboarding. My kind of film when I want to just relax and not think too much

I fancy watching Chalet Girl. I have been to St Anton where it was filmed, its a lovely place.

[pedromonkey]

Originally Posted by Demdike

I fancy watching Chalet Girl. I have been to St Anton where it was filmed, its a lovely place.

it's a pretty good brit Rom Com, Felicity Jones is quite lovely too.

[Nordicdusk]

Four Flies On Grey Velvet
This is the first time i have seen this movie all i can say is wow what i great movie.

Class of 1984
Also my first time seeing this movie too how many more great films have i been missing out on. Also great to see young Michael J Fox or just Michael Fox as credited in the film.