Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[leezuki]

rise of the planet of the apes, i loved this movie.

8/10

[newb]

The Caller

I'm a big fan of any movies that f with time so I probably liked this more than I should have.

X-Men: First Class

very good

[hammerfan]

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

[Ferox13]

Excellent film about early Unions and their fight against the Mine Owners Classic Stuff.



Pretty average faie - I expected a little more from McKee. Didn't realise it was part of Ketchum's Offspring/Off Season series til I watched it.

[-eclipse-]

Trick 'r Treat

[-eclipse-]

The Burrowers (2008) B+

Interesting movie. Western/Horror hybrid flick.
Capable acting all around although Clancy Brown was a bit under used.
Nice special effects. A bit unpredictable as was the ending. It also touched on the
frailities and bigotries of human nature - inherent in all, but exacerbated by some.

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by -eclipse-

The Burrowers (2008) B+

Interesting movie. Western/Horror hybrid flick.
Capable acting all around although Clancy Brown was a bit under used.
Nice special effects. A bit unpredictable as was the ending. It also touched on the
frailities and bigotries of human nature - inherent in all, but exacerbated by some.

I really didnt like that movie. I just found the whole thing stupid and boring

[The Villain]

Hesher


I really liked it. Joseph Gordon Levitt is really underrated and his performance in this is great.

[ABjerg]

Inkheart - Silly children adventure, but the idea was cool. Tim Burton would've made it great if he was the director and if it wasn't aimed directly at children.


Gonna see Gran Torino tonight.

[leezuki]

first time i watched this movie, i have to say it is a top movie i will be buying this.