Last seen movies

exact33 wrote:

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

A masterpiece!

Dead Snow. A pretty cool Norwegian zombie flick with Nazi zombies ! The zombies are a little different in this one,although they do bite they don't appear to be cannibalistic and would rather just rip you apart and are far from mindless.

War of the Worlds remake. Pretty decent movie, if only for the great effects.

Required Fields wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

A masterpiece!

Quite possibly the funniest movie ever made.

Legion

007 wrote:

Dead Snow. A pretty cool Norwegian zombie flick with Nazi zombies ! The zombies are a little different in this one,although they do bite they don't appear to be cannibalistic and would rather just rip you apart and are far from mindless.

You must have catched all the praise this movie has been getting here, no?

kmorg wrote:

007 wrote:

Dead Snow. A pretty cool Norwegian zombie flick with Nazi zombies ! The zombies are a little different in this one,although they do bite they don't appear to be cannibalistic and would rather just rip you apart and are far from mindless.

You must have catched all the praise this movie has been getting here, no?

Actually ,no. I must have missed the discussion on it (although I had read about it on another b-movie forum). It just happened to be added to my On Demand this month and once I read the synopsis on it,I had to see it as zombie movies are one of my great pleasures.

"Killing is wrong. And bad. There should be a new, stronger word for
killing. Like badwrong, or badong. Yes, killing is badong. From this
moment, I will stand for the opposite of killing: gnodab."

007 wrote:

kmorg wrote:

007 wrote:

Dead Snow. A pretty cool Norwegian zombie flick with Nazi zombies ! The zombies are a little different in this one,although they do bite they don't appear to be cannibalistic and would rather just rip you apart and are far from mindless.

You must have catched all the praise this movie has been getting here, no?

Actually ,no. I must have missed the discussion on it (although I had read about it on another b-movie forum). It just happened to be added to my On Demand this month and once I read the synopsis on it,I had to see it as zombie movies are one of my great pleasures.

Yeah, we had a thread about Dead Snow earlier.

I'd say it's a decent zombie flick and I like the fact that the Nazi zombies not only move fast but also think but overall I didn't think it lived up to the hype. "In the top 25 zombie movies of all time"? Yeah probably, but then that's not exactly a crowded category either.

Hachi: A Dog's Story

Blindside with Sandra Bullock. I thought it was pretty good.

nevermore wrote:

Blindside with Sandra Bullock. I thought it was pretty good.

I enjoyed it as well, I knew exactly what it was going to be like, but it was nicely performed by all.

Cop Out

Moon

Awesome flick. Too bad only 3 people saw it.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Moon

Awesome flick. Too bad only 3 people saw it.

More than that have seen it on DVD however and I've yet to read a negative review of it.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Moon

Awesome flick. Too bad only 3 people saw it.

My next DVD purchases are going to be that and 'The Road'.

Started Wishmaster 2.

This one has problems right from the start. The heroine is a murderer? WTF?

Some good gore FX but some really stupid ones too (the "Go F Yourself" sequence makes no sense).

The A-Team. How much fun is this movie??

The Black Hole

Watching Flight 666 on Palladia

Zao - The Lesser Lights of Heaven

tohostudios wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Moon

Awesome flick. Too bad only 3 people saw it.

More than that have seen it on DVD however and I've yet to read a negative review of it.

I hope so. It's sooooo good. I watched it Sunday night and have yet to find someone else that has seen or even heard of it (excluding the esteemed movie geeks here). None of my relatives I talked to on vacation and noone in work. Buncha Neanderthals.

Brooklyns Finest
(very good movie, this is how yall livin in US. thank you God for livin in EU)

"Amazing Journey: Six Quick Ones" - a documentary about The Who, consisting of six short films -- profiles of all four original Who members, a segment on Pete Townshend's writing style, and finally a look at the recording sessions for the first new Who song in 20+ years, "Good Lookin' Boy."

Maybe it's because I'm only a casual Who fan but I found this film pretty dry. There's some cool vintage live clips of the band sprinkled throughout but for the most part it's just Daltrey, Townshend, and a bunch of related guests (producers, management, etc.) talking, talking, talking, talking.

May. Pretty solid horror film with Angela Bettis as a maladjusted nerd who talks to dolls.

The Russian Specialist. Pretty good DTV action movie with story by, directed by, and starring Dolph Lundgren. It turns out that Dolph is a pretty good director. While this doesn't reinvent the wheel for action movies, it does action right in a way that I haven't seen much from Hollywood in the past decade or so.