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King Of Kaiju Number of posts : 30892 Age : 64

I never even made it through Zombie's Halloween 2. The opening 30 minutes pissed me off so much I ejected the thing.

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King Of Kaiju Number of posts : 30892 Age : 64

I'm rewatching Natural Born Killers. I still love this movie.

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tohostudios wrote:: I'm rewatching Natural Born Killers. I still love this movie.

I am huge Oliver Stone fan but I hated that movie!!!!

King Of Kaiju Number of posts : 30892 Age : 64

I love the presentation of it. Animation, surreal images, the Rodney Dangerfield anti-Lucy takeoff...

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Metal is my Life Number of posts : 12811 Age : 55

Watched Sherlock Holmes last night - pretty good popcorn flick.

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manny wrote:

tohostudios wrote:: I'm rewatching Natural Born Killers. I still love this movie.

I am huge Oliver Stone fan but I hated that movie!!!!

Wow, I'm not the only one who hated NBK? Damn. I remember seeing that in the theatre and by about the halfway point, I was sitting there considering asking for my $$ back. Simply awful.

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Fat Freddy wrote:

manny wrote:

tohostudios wrote:: I'm rewatching Natural Born Killers. I still love this movie.

I am huge Oliver Stone fan but I hated that movie!!!!

Wow, I'm not the only one who hated NBK? Damn. I remember seeing that in the theatre and by about the halfway point, I was sitting there considering asking for my $$ back. Simply awful.

I'd like to see that one again. I saw it years ago as a rental, but I remember it being pretty good.

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Metal is my Life Number of posts : 12811 Age : 55

Fat Freddy wrote:

manny wrote:

tohostudios wrote:: I'm rewatching Natural Born Killers. I still love this movie.

I am huge Oliver Stone fan but I hated that movie!!!!

Wow, I'm not the only one who hated NBK? Damn. I remember seeing that in the theatre and by about the halfway point, I was sitting there considering asking for my $$ back. Simply awful.

I didn't like it either

King Of Kaiju Number of posts : 30892 Age : 64

Judging by the reviews on IMdb.com, NBK is a "love it or hate it" flick.

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Heart of Metal Number of posts : 1862 Age : 50

put me in the "love it" category.

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 40562 Age : 56

Put me in the "never saw it" category.Just one of those flicks I never got around to seeing

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 40562 Age : 56

Coincidentally enough,Natural Born Killers was on Indieplex tonight so I watched the last half of it.All I can say is, Lord what a bizarre movie !

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 19229 Age : 53

Dark Water. Not terrible, but I'm just not the biggest fan of all these remakes of Japanese horror films.

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Leatherface wrote:: Dark Water. Not terrible, but I'm just not the biggest fan of all these remakes of Japanese horror films.

I agree. I think "The Grudge" was the best of the bunch, they should have just stopped after that.

Metal master Number of posts : 913 Age : 31

A Bridge Too Far

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 5014 Age : 55

snooloui wrote:: A Bridge Too Far

I bought a copy of this, for cheap, when Hollywood Video went out of business. I haven't watched it yet and the last time I saw it was many, many, many years ago. I remeber it being good though.

Subject: Re: Last seen movies Wed Aug 11, 2010 5:50 pm

Superman - the girls had never seen (old enough to remember, at least) this classic. Very cheesy, but still awesome.

Clash of the Titans (2010) - Not as bad as all the bad press. I don't get the hate. Not great, but the girls enjoyed the monsters.

Watership Down - Classic animated movie about UK rabbits surviving nature and each other. Probably my favorite childhood animated movie. I remember being deeply moved when I first saw it about 30 or so years ago, and it's just as good now. Had some environmental/political issues in it, but i try not to let that get in the way of a good time. The girls watched it twice.

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scottmitchell74 wrote:: Watership Down - Classic animated movie about UK rabbits surviving nature and each other. Probably my favorite childhood animated movie. I remember being deeply moved when I first saw it about 30 or so years ago, and it's just as good now. Had some environmental/political issues in it, but i try not to let that get in the way of a good time. The girls watched it twice.

Beautiful film, I watched it countless times on HBO as a kid. I also highly recommend the novel.

Another killer film by the same production team was The Plague Dogs, would love to see the original UK print sometime, the US release was severely edited.

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 5014 Age : 55

Watching New York Dolls: All Dolled Up right now

Yesterday I watched:
The Doors: When_You're_Strange
Rolling_Stones_Stones_in_Exile
Eric_Carr_Tale_of_the_Fox

I so love streaming Netflix!!!!!

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 3361 Age : 51

Count me in for hating NBK.

Watched the original Friday The 13th on blu-ray. Still holds up after all these years. Though I do have to say that it seems so much tamer these days than it once did. And the jump scare at the end may be the best ever in horror. Still got me even though I knew it was coming.

King Of Kaiju Number of posts : 30892 Age : 64

I'm in the last quarter of NBK and I'm still digging it.

I really don't like Oliver Stone's recent movies (I think he's totally obsessed with dissing anything "conservative") but this one is from when he only tried to convey social commentary in his films as opposed to the political agenda he's had recently.

I'm also noticing some really, (REALLY), dark humor in NBK this time around. Some of the things the peripheral and basically unimportant and expendable characters say are hilarious. I find the lacky guard who dotes on the prison warden to be hysterical.

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Subject: Re: Last seen movies Thu Aug 12, 2010 7:33 pm

I guess I'll chime in...I thought it was very entertaining. I had a definate Juliette Lewis "thing" back then as well (still do, I guess).

King Of Kaiju Number of posts : 30892 Age : 64

scottmitchell74 wrote:: I guess I'll chime in...I thought it was very entertaining. I had a definate Juliette Lewis "thing" back then as well (still do, I guess).

Me too. Normally she'd be too skinny for what I find attractive in women but there's just "something" about her in this film and the similar "Kalifornia".

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Subject: Re: Last seen movies Fri Aug 13, 2010 7:31 am

Excatly! Too skinny...but...she's got that "je ne sais quoi"...loads of it.

Roo Jockey Number of posts : 4607 Age : 46

The Book Of Eli

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