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[hammerfan]

Originally Posted by Sculpt

I'd like to see this. Like to learn more about Chaplin. The only memorable performance for Downey I remember is from Back to School (a bit part where he was wearing a princely outfit) and Tropic Thunder.

Another movie that I was impressed with his performance was Less Than Zero.

[Tommy Jarvis]

Originally Posted by hammerfan

Another movie that I was impressed with his performance was Less Than Zero.

That also looks more logical to me. Maybe it's because of his performance in Natural Born Killers, but playing a callous character seems to be right up his alley.

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by hammerfan

Another movie that I was impressed with his performance was Less Than Zero.

Yep, remember seeing that back in the day. I don't remember much from that.

[FryeDwight]

[QUOTE=Sculpt;1039035]So what sets off Bruce Willis? I hope it's not the same, home invasion, wife killed, daughter raped. I really wouldn't want to sit through that, but the rest of the film interests me.


Trying not to give too much away....
The catalyst that sets him off is pretty much the same, although it's not as graphic as I would have surmised. Lots of updates for the current times we live in.

[FryeDwight]

WRONG TURN (2003). Thought back then and after watching this again recently that WT is probably one of the Best horror films of the new Century. While it's a little too obvious for the set up (very 70's ), I find it extremely grim and intense although not too gory, Normally, there's always at least one person who You want to meet a bad end, but I pretty much liked all the characters in here and was rooting for them.
Have not seen any of the sequels, but the general consensus seems that all of them are seriously lacking. Any info from anyone? ****

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

A Score to Settle, 2019. 6/10

Director: Shawn Ku




Not a good movie but it has classic Cage dialogue and acting.

[Bloof]

DISNEY'S DESCENDANTS 3 2019

Watched it with my granddaughter. We were both disappointed.

[Amalthea_unicorn]

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by FryeDwight

WRONG TURN (2003). Thought back then and after watching this again recently that WT is probably one of the Best horror films of the new Century. While it's a little too obvious for the set up (very 70's ), I find it extremely grim and intense although not too gory, Normally, there's always at least one person who You want to meet a bad end, but I pretty much liked all the characters in here and was rooting for them.
Have not seen any of the sequels, but the general consensus seems that all of them are seriously lacking. Any info from anyone? ****

You're asking about any info on Wrong Turn sequels right? I haven't seen any. I didn't have a great impression of Wrong Turn the one time I saw it. To me they seemed to act way too hostile and impersonal to be family. So that irked me, and so it felt a bit fakey to me, especially the delivery of the lines, almost a kind of stagey. But I know I'm in the minority and lots of folks on here really liked Wrong Turn. I like The Twilight Zone material, so this was up my alley... but maybe I just wasn't feeling it that night.

[Tommy Jarvis]

Midsommar lived up to the expectations.

Once things really get going, the film has a trippy atmosphere, which makes it captivating. While one or two things were predictable (the election, the rocks), they never got to the point of being genuinely annoying.

Great stuff.