Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[scouse mac]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

Forgot how good the subway train sequence in #2 was. Brilliant little touch. Great way to spend a lazy and hot Sunday afternoon.

Just bought the double film boxset (a glaring omission from the collection) and was going to do the same thing next weekend when ive got a few days off work and can relax with a couple of cold ones.

Train scene is quality, really like Bill Paxtons character here as he shows he not just a cocky loud mouth.

[psycho d]

Cold Prey. Pretty average though enjoyable killer thriller. Ashe.
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[roshiq]

Five Minutes Of Heaven (2009)



Set in Northern Ireland, the film is about how violence shatters lives, and whether 'revenge' can always find its way to cover up the loss & grief or how hate and regret can meet and be resolved. The story starts with Joe Griffen's meeting with Alistair Little through a TV docu program. 25 years ago, Little (Liam Neeson) murdered Griffen's brother for nothing more than being Catholic...he watched his brother murdered, and later blamed by his own mother for doing nothing to stop it (though he was only nine). Now he is eager to take his revenge as soon as he come face to face...he wants to have his five minutes of heaven.


Compelling movie, recommended.

>>: B+

[fortunato]

Originally Posted by Elvis_Christ

Star Trek

Pretty cool. I wasn't sure about some of the casting. But all in all great fun well worth my trip to the cinema.

I definitely agree. I had a really great time with this one.

[alkytrio666]

Originally Posted by Disease

The Lost Weekend

I enjoyed this, it made me think more about what I'm doing at the moment as well or more so what I am not.

7.5/10

Now watch Days of Wine and Roses, with Jack Lemmon. Edwards took the disturbing subject matter of Wilder's film and one-up'd it. Phenomenal performances and a very heavy story. It's a must-see, especially after The Lost Weekend.

[Disease]

Originally Posted by alkytrio666

Now watch Days of Wine and Roses, with Jack Lemmon. Edwards took the disturbing subject matter of Wilder's film and one-up'd it. Phenomenal performances and a very heavy story. It's a must-see, especially after The Lost Weekend.

Sure thing, I'll track it down...

[Sick_As_Fuck]

Prom Night [2008] - Fucking despicable.

[The Mothman]

Originally Posted by roshiq

Five Minutes Of Heaven (2009)



Set in Northern Ireland, the film is about how violence shatters lives, and whether 'revenge' can always find its way to cover up the loss & grief or how hate and regret can meet and be resolved. The story starts with Joe Griffen's meeting with Alistair Little through a TV docu program. 25 years ago, Little (Liam Neeson) murdered Griffen's brother for nothing more than being Catholic...he watched his brother murdered, and later blamed by his own mother for doing nothing to stop it (though he was only nine). Now he is eager to take his revenge as soon as he come face to face...he wants to have his five minutes of heaven.


Compelling movie, recommended.

>>: B+

Sounds pretty good, I'm always up for seeing another revenge flick.

[neverending]

Let the Right One In

Beautiful film, in every sense of the word.

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by The Mothman

Sounds pretty good, I'm always up for seeing another revenge flick.

not entirely a revenge flick rather should say an intense drama but definitely worth a watch indeed.