Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[ABjerg]

Triangle [2009]

Great movie, really mind-fucking, but imo it screws the ending up by not tellin' enough about what's happenin' next.. Even tho, ya kinda know that already, BUT maybe somethin' else would happen?

Oh well, hopin' for a 2nd.

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by ABjerg

Triangle [2009]

Great movie, really mind-fucking, but imo it screws the ending up by not tellin' enough about what's happenin' next.. Even tho, ya kinda know that already, BUT maybe somethin' else would happen?

Oh well, hopin' for a 2nd.

I liked that movie and i thought it was okay that they didnt explain everything. Not every movie has to do that and i thought they explained enough that you could figure it out on your own and i like movies that give you that option. It sparks thought and conversation.

[ABjerg]

Originally Posted by The Villain

I liked that movie and i thought it was okay that they didnt explain everything. Not every movie has to do that and i thought they explained enough that you could figure it out on your own and i like movies that give you that option. It sparks thought and conversation.

Don't misunderstand. I LOVE movies which doesn't just explains itself, but still, this movie had a lot going on, and imo, they could've left some of it out of the script.

It doesn't make it a more worse film tho.:)

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by ABjerg

Don't misunderstand. I LOVE movies which doesn't just explains itself, but still, this movie had a lot going on, and imo, they could've left some of it out of the script.

It doesn't make it a more worse film tho.:)

It did get a little confusing at parts but at the end i understood everything so i didnt really have a problem with it. I get your point though.

[phantomstranger]

"The Lone Ranger" (1956)
-Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels

Plot: IMDB

A a greedy cattle baron wants to seize a silver-rich mountain on an Indian reservation and devises plans to have the Indians relocated or exterminated to achieve his ends.

Phantom's Review: I love this movie. A wonderful, Saturday morning matinee style western adventure film. In other words, it's fun for kids of all ages.
Simple, but well written story, plenty of action, beautifully filmed, a good supporting cast and of course the legendary Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels in their signature roles. I fully admit to having a fondness for The Ranger And Tonto and this is one of their best adventures. The folks who are going to be in next years new movie had better do a good job. They have a lot to live up to.

[roshiq]

Quarantine 2: Terminal (2011)



Not bad. A fairly decent time passing follow up of the "original", at least this time they didn't make a straight remake or copy of REC 2.

>>: C+

[Angra]

"The house on the edge of the park" 7-8/10

Didn't exactly watch all of it as i was getting up and ready for work. Didn't catch about the first 15 minutes and didn't catch 30 minutes in the middle (shower time). But DAMN it was hard to leave it. I have to see it all some day.

[The Villain]

I love these movies.

[phantomstranger]

Originally Posted by The Villain

I love these movies.

So do I. Godzilla movies are great to watch. And of course "Monster Zero" has the Big G's awesome "Happy Dance"

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by phantomstranger

So do I. Godzilla movies are great to watch. And of course "Monster Zero" has the Big G's awesome "Happy Dance"

Love that part, so stupid and hilarious at the same time.

Here's a link for it:
http://youtu.be/wGNhLZuD6a8