What Films Have You Seen Recently? - Page 2355

PaulD · #**23541** 10th July 2013, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Slippery Jack

You have a real problem with the Wizard Master, don't you

. . . ?!

I do

It baffles me that the third film is looked upon so favourable when in my opinion its as far removed from the first film as the second, just in a different direction

trebor8273 · #**23542** 10th July 2013, 01:31 PM

They had a lot more planned for the wizard master vs Freddy battle but because of money problems and technology at the time they could not do what they wanted, which I think was mentioned on the never sleep again documentary.

Rik · #**23543** 10th July 2013, 01:40 PM

I'd rather watch the Wizard Master than a sweaty bloke in his under crackers dancing on his bed

Slippery Jack · #**23544** 10th July 2013, 01:49 PM

I know which Master I'd rather watch..........

keirarts · #**23545** 10th July 2013, 01:52 PM

TERMINAL VELOCITY

Wafer thin plot as excuse for Charlie sheen to use his Warlock powers for Skydiving. Lots of mad stunts including the rescue of natassja kinski from the trunk of a car plummeting from a plane. We also get the late great James Gandolfini as the bad guy. Perfect entertainment to watch with a pint of pure tiger blood. It's dumb, trashy fun.

WHITE SQUALL

Weird double billing with Terminal velocity, this one was a classy coming of age drama set in the 60's. Jeff Bridges is running a school aboard a boat where inbetween crewing the vessel around south america the young lads get an education. Comes across a bit too much like 'oscar bait' but is still worth watching. Looks lovely as well and is well directed by Ridley Scott. (just before his talent went a bit off the boil)

RED SONJA.

Back into the daft fun category, Arnie was clearly meant to be Conan but I suspect there was some sort of rites issue. Fantastic sword and sorcery tale that looks great on blu-ray..

PS the TERMINAL VELOCITY/WHITE SQUALL double bill is region free from Mill creek and worth buying!

Rik · #**23546** 10th July 2013, 02:24 PM

The Evil Dead with the Raimi/Campbell/Tapert commentary (that I thought I'd listened to before, but hadn't), nothing really new in this commentary and I'm not so sure they were actually watching the film while recording it as they never talk about anything on screen, unlike the previous commentaries.