Last seen movies

Exo-Kill! Number of posts : 6497 Age : 47

tohostudios wrote:: We definitely agree more with music than movies. Hell, I can't even remember the last movie we agreed on.

Cats and Dogs

King Of Kaiju Number of posts : 30892 Age : 64

Oh yeah...

Well 1 out of 100 ain't bad...

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For whatever it's worth, I sort of enjoyed the first "Transformers" ... for a while. Then at about the halfway mark my eyes glazed over. From then on it felt like I was standing behind someone in an arcade, watching them play a video game. It was total overkill.

I haven't bothered with the second one and am not likely to any time soon.

mini boss Number of posts : 21101 Age : 54

I took my daughter to see Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland and I thought it was an amazing ride.

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 7831 Age : 44

The Blindside-great flick.

Exo-Kill! Number of posts : 6497 Age : 47

manny wrote:: I took my daughter to see Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland and I thought it was an amazing ride.

akeldama wrote:: The Blindside-great flick.

I plan on seeing both of those.

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I got the Annihilator DVD from Netflix but they sent part 2 first Last seen movies - Page 24 778825

Gonna wait for the first part to show up and watch them consecutively.

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The Hurt Locker
Purple Rain

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 2003 Age : 44

Night at the Museum 1

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Body count (1986)

King Of Kaiju Number of posts : 30892 Age : 64

Tales From A Parallel Universe - I Worship His Shadow

Great series of movies before it became a mediocre TV series.

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Zooey Addict Number of posts : 17074 Age : 45

Metallic Blaze wrote:

I have yet to see a Bruce movie that I didn't like and that one is no exception.

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Watching Lord Of The Rings:Return Of The King right now. I will have to pick up the set of movies when it comes out on Blu-Ray on a few weeks!!!!

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thejokeriv wrote:: Watching Lord Of The Rings:Return Of The King right now. I will have to pick up the set of movies when it comes out on Blu-Ray on a few weeks!!!!

It will be a long time before I ever get any of those, DVDs are just better priced. However, probably by the time I can afford to get a Blu-Ray player, the discs will be the same price as regular DVDs are now.

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DallasBlack wrote:

Metallic Blaze wrote:

I have yet to see a Bruce movie that I didn't like and that one is no exception.

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My favorite Bruce movie is The Jackyl though. How about you?

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Good stuff with Randy the Ram kind of being a wilder, pathetic version of Rocky Balboa. I prefer to think the ending was a happy one...

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Good zombie comedy. Not on the level of Shaun of the Dead but it was still a cool flick.

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Metallic Blaze wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Metallic Blaze wrote:

I have yet to see a Bruce movie that I didn't like and that one is no exception.

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My favorite Bruce movie is The Jackyl though. How about you?

Couldn't answer it but some of my most favorites are:

The Die Hard movies
The Last Boy Scout
The Whole Nine Yards
The Whole Ten Yards
Over The Hedge
The Fith Element
The Sixth Sense
Death Becomes Her
Sin City
Hudson Hawk

As a matter of fact that last one maybe my favorite Bruce movie. I still want to see Cop Out.

Exo-Kill! Number of posts : 6497 Age : 47

Yeah, Cop Out looks to be cool.

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Matrix Revolutions

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37871 Age : 54

Watched a REAL oldie but goodie last night - the original 1958 version of "The Blob" with Steve McQueen. Cheesy as hell by today's standards but I have a soft spot for it as it's one of the first movies that I remember really scaring the crap outta me as a kid. I couldn't tell you why looking at it now. The Blob looks like an angry ball of chewed up bubble gum. Laughing very hard

I also get a kick out of the late '80s "Blob" remake w/Kevin Dillon and Shawnee Smith...should probably try to catch that one again sometime soon now that I'm thinkin about it...

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Subject: Re: Last seen movies Mon Apr 05, 2010 12:19 pm

Fat Freddy! I love both versions of The Blob. Great stuff!

Trick r Treat:

A pretty good new Halloween movie. It weaves 3-4 story lines together in one town/one movie. Pretty nicely done.

V for Vendetta:

Wow! I've avoided this movie for years because of Portman ruining Star Wars and acting stupid in that Wal Mart movie. Well, between her SNL rap and this movie I stand corrected! Plus, when did she all the sudden get hot? Learned to act and got hot over night.

Anyhow, this was a very good movie.

Mutant Chronicles:

Good ideas, good actors. Crappy realization of those ideas and crappy acting.

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scottmitchell74 wrote:: Fat Freddy! I love both versions of The Blob. Great stuff!

Rumor has it that Rob Zombie is going to be starting work on yet another version of "The Blob" soon... but he sez the first thing he's gonna change is that there won't be "a big red blobby thing." I'm like, "HOW THE HELL CAN YOU MAKE A BLOB MOVIE WITHOUT A BIG RED BLOBBY THING?" Blaspehemy!!!

scottmitchell74 wrote:: Trick r Treat:

A pretty good new Halloween movie. It weaves 3-4 story lines together in one town/one movie. Pretty nicely done.

I dug this one a lot, too. I'm thinking about buying the DVD next time I come across it.

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Fear City (1984) It was great. New York noir w/ Tom Berenger, Melanie Griffith, and Billy Dee Williams. Oh, and a black belt psychopath who stalks and slashes nude dancers as he writes this in a novel where he is the main character. Peace.

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the sentinel wrote:: Fear City (1984) It was great. New York noir w/ Tom Berenger, Melanie Griffith, and Billy Dee Williams. Oh, and a black belt psychopath who stalks and slashes nude dancers as he writes this in a novel where he is the main character. Peace.

I saw this on the late movie a couple of years ago. It was a surprisingly cool piece of B-movie sleaze!!

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