A few films recently watched.

You guys suck, Moon was awesome. Great acting, great atmosphere, great music.

Halloween III: Season of the Witch - Love this one for nostalgic reasons and for the overall atmosphere so I'm not going to rate it as I can't really be objective about it. Great soundtrack. Nice eerie quality. Cheesy 80sness.

  On 10/27/2010 at 6:19 PM, patternoverlap said:

Halloween III: Season of the Witch - Love this one for nostalgic reasons and for the overall atmosphere so I'm not going to rate it as I can't really be objective about it. Great soundtrack. Nice eerie quality. Cheesy 80sness.

"TURN IT OFF! TURN IT OFF! TURN IT OFF! TURN IT OFF!"

pollack 8/10

wow what a fucking dick. oh but hes a genius so we won't say anything. great filmmaking

  On 10/27/2010 at 8:24 AM, Deep Fried Everything said:

did anyone else find it extraordinarily odd that the clones just see each other and DON'T intially quesiton wtf is up with, oh i don't know, the fact that there are clones?!?

i really enjoyed Moon, mostly because of Sam Rockwell's acting but yeah what you mention here was my biggest gripe with the movie. I'm more of a primer kind of guy, where in that movie when the people faced their own clones it was such a terrifying prospect that they had to figure out ways to avoid them. i had recurring nightmares as a kid where i would see clones of myself or my family members.

what about pandorum???

it sucks

  On 10/22/2010 at 9:20 PM, Squee said:

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  On 10/22/2010 at 8:49 PM, Squee said:

Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) - 0/10

 

This was a teen slasher, right? So where were all the titties and asses?

And how was it possible for the actors to be more monotonous than Hayden Christensen in Episode III?

 

i don't know, and what's with all modern 'gritty' movies having that shitty color filtered green/yellow look to them

 

the dream sequences in this movie were far less creative and good looking than any single of the original Nightmare films.

 

Oh yeah, that was another thing I was planning on bitching about. I fucking hate blue/orange movies!!!

 

Fuck you, Michael Bay.

 

 

And fuck the rest of you movie shit heads.

 

wow that was awesome

  On 10/25/2010 at 11:09 AM, Blanket Fort Collapse said:

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  On 10/23/2010 at 4:43 AM, yek said:

28 weeks later/. good film

I also thought it was alright. And by alright I mean not a total disappointment when compared the brilliant 28 Days Later.

I hated the helicopter scene where Michael from Lost slashes all the infected with the rotor

 

Yuzzuh, That was one of the dumbest scenes I have ever seen besides intentionally B movies.

I agree, but IMOGEN POOTS

the social network

pretty good

the pirates of silicon valley is still my favourite "based on a real nerd"-flick though.

two early ww flicks;

die angst des tormanns beim elfmeter (The Goalie's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick, from -72) 8

and as appertizer,.. silver city revisited ..(shortfilm from -69) 6

then, the seven-per-cent solution (-76), thats a sherlock holmes tale .. 6.5

and, lisztomania, [taglines, the erotic, exotic electrifying rock fantasy... it out-Tommy's TOMMY) .. 5.5

also, exit through the giftshop .. 7.5

finally, re-re-re-re-watched kaurismäkis' kauas pilvet karkaavat (drifting clouds) .. 10

Man, Woman and the Wall

6.5/10

It's exploitative, slightly misogynistic, and yet so heartwarming. It's. . . Japan.

  On 10/27/2010 at 6:36 PM, Benedict Cumberbatch said:

pollack 8/10

wow what a fucking dick. oh but hes a genius so we won't say anything. great filmmaking

lol at spelling ("how many Polacks does it take to drip paint on a canvas?")

it was alright, though the "european art house" feel came across as a bit forced i think. 'specially the final scene.

6,8 / 10

love the poster though.

  On 10/28/2010 at 4:28 AM, data said:

 

it was alright, though the "european art house" feel came across as a bit forced i think. 'specially the final scene.

 

6,8 / 10

 

love the poster though.

It has been a good day for new releases :)

Uncle Boonmee who can recall his past lives.

Loved it/10.

Meandering mood piece, some of it's symbology was lost to me, I guess I don't know enough about thai culture. It's also very beautiful, touching and humorous... I can't wait to chill out in my home cinema while rewatching this.

  On 10/28/2010 at 8:36 AM, Gocab said:

Uncle Boonmee who can recall his past lives.

Loved it/10.

Meandering mood piece, some of it's symbology was lost to me, I guess I don't know enough about thai culture. It's also very beautiful, touching and humorous... I can't wait to chill out in my home cinema while rewatching this.

Seeing this in two weeks in the cinema. Nice!

  On 10/28/2010 at 5:19 AM, Squee said:

It has been a good day for new releases :)

indeed it has!

2, maybe 3/10

The Thing, 9/10 Never gets old that film!

  On 10/28/2010 at 8:33 PM, blackdust said:

The Thing, 9/10 Never gets old that film!

i read an article online and the thing got voted scariest film. i'm really going to have to check it out.

yeah watch the Thing...

long overdue....

you will love Kurt Russell's beard!

and a cowboy hat....

and total lack of scariness for anyone over the age of five.

  On 10/28/2010 at 6:08 PM, data said:

  On 10/28/2010 at 5:19 AM, Squee said:

It has been a good day for new releases :)

 

indeed it has!

 

 

2, maybe 3/10

Really? I loved it.

it had its moments, but overall it (the editing etc.) felt really ..i dunno, 90's, or what used to be considered "cool" in the 90's, like tank girl, or hackers.