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Originally Posted by Angra (Post 658524)

so roshiq, what can u tell me about Murder Party?

It's got a pretty cool cover for a Comedy/horror movie.

Yeah. It's more or less fair as a low budget comedy with quite an original idea, funny but boring sequences, and nice actings. But overall it's not as impressive as I expected.
You can give it a watch and you may like it. imdb has some very positive reviews!

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Originally Posted by Despare (Post 658613)

How does I Am Legend compare to Omega Man or Last Man on Earth?

they're all based off the book i am legend by richard matheson

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Originally Posted by anesti (Post 649004)

http://ia.imdb.com/media/imdb/01/I/40/72/89m.jpg
Just saw it, my immediate reaction was.. bleah..:eek:
I was like wtf?? who made this piece of crap, like the story isn't even worth telling not to mention make a whole movie 'bout it, it's no surprise it was banned in almost 50 countries .. anyway some of the effects were pretty cool, i mean it's made in the 80' or so... the movie's tagline was sort of like this "Ripout! Barbeque! Devour! How long can you take it?" lame, just lame, anyway i watched it all, even watched it a second time to make sure the effects were in deed effects, i wasn't sure the first time :)).. my score will be i guess about a 6 on a 1 to 10 scale.. it's lame though but nice effects...:p

Woa i't almost coming to a new year from when i registered here.. time to get to posting baby, no joking around anymore, leave the sex for later we got some serious business here

I guess you just can't comprehend what the point of it is. I'll leave it at that. And you call it a piece of crap yet you give it 6/10? What?

Wrong thread by the way.

Insomnia (2002)

>>: B

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Originally Posted by roshiq (Post 658627)

Thanks. I will.

We have a song in our country that says Christmas first are ending in Easter.

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Originally Posted by Amalthea_unicorn (Post 658636)

We have a song in our country that says Christmas first are ending in Easter.

You danish people are weeeeird..

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Originally Posted by Niklaus (Post 658619)

I watched the NC-17 rated version of Bad Lieutenant
I wonder which scenes were cut out to make the R rated version...

GREAT movie, I think part of the nun rape and Keitel spinning around naked and blitzed would both have been cut. Anyway, here's how the DVDs compare and NONE have cuts.

OVERALL: Draw
with R2 French CE, for the additional extra-features and English 5.1 -audio (note, that subtitles are "forced"), and R1 (optional subtitles). With R1, it's unconfirmed if the OOP release contains the cut musical cue and unfortunatly there is no way to tell from the packaging which version it is (so it seems).
CUTS:
R1 America - (Artisan) - No cuts: "NC-17" -version, this OOP version may have included the original Schoolly-D musical queue (unconfirmed).
R1 America - (Artisan - Re-release) - No cuts: 96:19 min (NTSC), "This NC-17 -rated version is uncut visually, though it should be noted that the soundtrack has undergone a slight alteration since the film's original release: Schoolly-D's "Signifying Rapper" had to be cut after it fell foul of a sampling copyright lawsuit."
R2 CE France - (Wild Side Video/MGM) - No known cuts (the original Schoolly-D musical cue is not confirmed).
R2 Germany - (Euro Video) - Germany - No cuts (92 min PAL) but it´s likely to be missing the Schoolly-D's 'Signifying Rapper' song
R2 United Kingdom - (Pathe! Distribution) - UK - No cuts (92m PAL - all previous cuts waived) but it is missing the Schoolly-D's 'Signifying Rapper' song

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Originally Posted by fortunato (Post 658631)

they're all based off the book i am legend by richard matheson

Yep, that's why I was wondering how the new movie compared to the last couple.

Kiss of the Vampire (Hammer Studios)