What movie did you last watch? - Page 3

WickedLee · 03-13-2004, 11:33 PM

I JUST got finished watching Return of the Living Dead
and before that I saw Anger Management. Tomorrow
I'm gonna go see Secret Window starring Johnny Depp and
his hot self....

Which brings to mind Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas (Which I saw before Anger Management). Cool, weird, trippy movie. It's funny seeing Depp as a balding nerd addicted to LSD instead a Don Juan DeMarco.

As of this moment, I am watching Kissed. The TV Guide description makes it sound like its about a chic who's a Necropheliac (or just has tendencies) and some guy finds it fascinating. Sounds pretty damn interesting to me.

03-14-2004, 10:07 AM

Just watched "Lost Boys". Oh, how I love to drool over a 80's Kiefer Sutherland...even if he has a mullet. :lol:

black_fairy · 03-14-2004, 10:37 AM

One week ago I saw Kill Bill, from Quentin Tarantino. I really liked it, I want to see the second part (in June or July, I think)

Ravena · 03-14-2004, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by eyesofatragedy

Just watched "Lost Boys". Oh, how I love to drool over a 80's Kiefer Sutherland...even if he has a mullet. :lol:

yea, that was a great movie man...

Davena says:

wow, that sounds like an advice column in the newspaper....

anyways, the last movie i saw was......i can't really remember. must not have been good. oh! it was Dirty Dancing Havana Nights. i saw it on Ravena, i mean with Ravena..... :twisted: so yea, kick ass movie. hot latin boys dancing pretty dirty with hot , scantily clad latin chicks. oh yea. my kind of movie.

oh, and i LOVED the third LOTR. KICK ASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Peter Jackson has outdone himself again. much love to the best director ever

Suzuhara · 03-14-2004, 11:41 AM

"The Crow"

MorganScorpion · 03-15-2004, 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by eyesofatragedy

Just watched "Lost Boys". Oh, how I love to drool over a 80's Kiefer Sutherland...even if he has a mullet. :lol:

Oh my yes! I had such a crush on him, Also he made it cool to wear two coats - which is sometimes necessary in the British winter.

WolfMoon · 03-15-2004, 04:07 PM

Interview With The Vampire

Daz · 03-16-2004, 06:35 AM

SPYDER

admittedly its a little slow but it keepsyou thinking and you'll never guess the ending

pitseleh · 03-16-2004, 08:17 AM

Saw Dark City day before yesterday. It's a pretty cool movie, I think.

WickedLee · 03-16-2004, 08:53 PM

Look Who's Talking, Too. Those babies are so cute and funny!

Perfectly_Flawed · 03-18-2004, 12:02 AM

... Some movie which did not fare well as dinnertime entertainment.

It was about a group of girls who were trained to be all they could be. They were taken from their homes, kidnapped to a secluded island to endure a 7 (or so) year boot camp. When they were in their 20's, they were made to participate in exercises which were basically a duel to the death, an elimination of the weaker of the group.

Hand-to-hand combat. Massacre involving a selection of weapons. The worst was a scene in which three girls were ***** anally.

The film was interesting, for sure, but it was not the kind of thing I liked to watch in my father's presence ... oh the irony. It was he who had borrowed the DVD from a friend of his. Though I don't think he knew much about the content of it ...

MorganScorpion · 03-18-2004, 12:42 PM

Rollerball - the remake.

I quite liked it, it was fun in some parts but I kind of missed the subtext of the original. However, the only interesting thing in the original was the sub-text - otherwise it was seriously boring and filled with unlikeable characters. In this film I actually found myself caring about people.

It was also my first opportunity to get a look at Slipknot - not bad. What sent me most though was the Rob Zombie track at the end - mmmmm, my blood is still racing!

WolfMoon · 03-20-2004, 07:03 PM

I know it wasn't a very good movie,but the last movie I caught on HBO was GhostShip.I keep catching the last half and my favorite part is the end when the ghostgirl shows the woman how the people on the ship were killed.I especially love the part where the hook goes through the woman in the red dress's jaw.mmmmm,gore and ghosts

Spraeg · 03-20-2004, 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by WolfMoon

I know it wasn't a very good movie,but the last movie I caught on HBO was GhostShip.I keep catching the last half and my favorite part is the end when the ghostgirl shows the woman how the people on the ship were killed.I especially love the part where the hook goes through the woman in the red dress's jaw.mmmmm,gore and ghosts

I happen to like that movie, had a good amount of creepiness factor, a fairly original plotline, and wasn't slasher type horror, there have actually been some fairly decent horror movies out in the past few years, 13 Ghosts (although the ending sucked, I still liked it), The Ring, Ghost Ship...

Although, I must say the best part of Ghost Ship was in the first few minutes....... if you've seen the beginning, you know what I'm talking about.... the wire.....

Asurai · 03-20-2004, 07:29 PM

"The Others." I thought that it was very good, especially once the ending made things make much more sense.

Daz · 03-21-2004, 03:42 PM

on friday night, when i was apparently supposed to be watching Dawn of the Dead, i was at a friends house getting my hair cut. when she was done we all desided to watch a movie... in my incredible just-got-off-work-brain-dead-stupidity state i said... "i dont care what we watch, pick anything". so iof course we ended up watching how to lose a guy in ten days. i was actually dumber afte that movie. we had to stop it part way through with the excuse of going for a smoke. i got the intence sensation that my brain was trying to ooze out my ears and run away. in case you didn't pick up on the subtle hints.. i didnt much care for it. made me come right home and watch infomertials just to raise my iq :twisted:

03-21-2004, 07:31 PM

First up on more movies to sip bile by is The Missing. It’s easy to nail what this movie is missing, which is a coherent plot, and easy to point out that I liked The Searches with John Wayne much better than The Missing. I also thought it a bit rude that they tried to pawn the story off as a supernatural thriller when all it is, really, is just a flawed rehash of an original story.

Next we move on to Cold Creek Manor. Man I really had hopes for this one, but somewhere around the second yawn and the first hour I knew my hopes were dashing upon the craggy rocks of please let the hurting stop.

Enter Sasquatch, a movie I’d had no hope for and just rented on a lark. It looked like one of those campy secret government project movies gone awry. You know the type, where some narcissistic scientist creates the ultimate killing machine and conveniently forgets to incorporate a failsafe device to control said killing machine and much mayhem results…but I was pleasantly surprised with a more humanistic story, decent acting, and refreshing characters. I’m not saying it’s a great movie, but out of these particular three?

The only one worth watching.

koehiir · 03-21-2004, 07:33 PM

Star Trek - Nemesis in HDTV, cool effects/sound, otherwise dull movie - and poor data boo hoo.....

03-21-2004, 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Spraeg

I happen to like that movie, had a good amount of creepiness factor, a fairly original plotline, and wasn't slasher type horror, there have actually been some fairly decent horror movies out in the past few years, 13 Ghosts (although the ending sucked, I still liked it), The Ring, Ghost Ship...

Although, I must say the best part of Ghost Ship was in the first few minutes....... if you've seen the beginning, you know what I'm talking about.... the wire.....

Umm, not trying to call you out, but you do know Ghost Ship, 13 Ghosts, and the Ring were all remakes, don't you? I only mention it because of the original plotline you brought up.

And yes, the best part of Ghost Ship is the first five minutes, the wire scene makes me gag every time.

TacitKat · 03-21-2004, 07:45 PM

The Butterfly Effect.....As with almost all movies about 'time travel' there were a few continuity errors such as 'the stigmata' heh, they wouldntve just -appeared- like that, they would have always been there, unless the whole movie was working on a different manifestation of time....uhyeah... but on the whole it held itself together rather well. Quite a few things and imagery that I liked...something about the 'regaining memory' sound that I find fascinating, like tearing ice...... but yeah, it filled in the evening well enough. :wink:

Spraeg · 03-21-2004, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Spraeg

I happen to like that movie, had a good amount of creepiness factor, a fairly original plotline, and wasn't slasher type horror, there have actually been some fairly decent horror movies out in the past few years, 13 Ghosts (although the ending sucked, I still liked it), The Ring, Ghost Ship...

Although, I must say the best part of Ghost Ship was in the first few minutes....... if you've seen the beginning, you know what I'm talking about.... the wire.....

Umm, not trying to call you out, but you do know Ghost Ship, 13 Ghosts, and the Ring were all remakes, don't you? I only mention it because of the original plotline you brought up.

And yes, the best part of Ghost Ship is the first five minutes, the wire scene makes me gag every time.

yes, I know they are remakes, but what I meant by original plotline was the fact that they didn't follow the form of "Group of high school kids somehow get involved with a killer, they get killed one by one until the heroine beats the killer at his own game and survives to live happily ever after"... That form floated around in alot of movies a few years ago, and now they're actually brining back good movies and might even make some new ones that may turn out decent... It's more original than anything else that has been out in the past 5 years...

MorganScorpion · 03-22-2004, 05:11 PM

"Freddy vs Jason"

It reminded me a lot of Tom and Jerry.

I enjoyed it, but I probably won't bother watching it again.

Spraeg · 03-22-2004, 07:51 PM

A movie on HBO called "Wendigo" I remembered someone on here mentioning it a while back so I decided to check it out..... BIG MISTAKE...... it was god awful... I spent half of the movie saying "WTF????" overall very odd and pointless storyline, bad acting, and they used strobing cameras and wierd shots to mask the fact that they probably had a budget of about $20.... and the wierd deer/sloth thing just didn't make sense at all.....

Moon_Creature · 03-22-2004, 08:03 PM

I saw "Taking Lives" last Saturday and I thought it sucked. I knew who the killer was about half-way into the movie. I knew it wasn't going to very good walking into it but I always get out-voted by my friends when we go to the theatres. At least they didn't make me see a chick-flick this time... :roll:

Moon_Creature · 03-22-2004, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Daz

so iof course we ended up watching how to lose a guy in ten days. i was actually dumber afte that movie.

Daz, I emphasize with you. My friends suckered me in to watching that movie and I had serious thoughts about suicide.