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Feast 2 - 6.5/10
The first one was way better, but it was still a fun splatter fest.

The Happening - 2/10
Had to rent it to see how bad it was....well, it lives up to the hype. :rolleyes:

Despare

10-14-2008 08:27 PM

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Originally Posted by illdojo (Post 741350)

The Happening - 2/10
Had to rent it to see how bad it was....well, it lives up to the hype. :rolleyes:

Did they fix the boom mic showing up all the time on the DVD?

ChainStalker

10-14-2008 09:37 PM

Tonight I watched -- the midnight meat train

All in all, I was impressed. Great story, good directing (I loved the camera work), and a nice refreshing feel to the slasher genre. I thought this movie had some nice classic qualities with a new age twist.

Few bad points. I didn't really like the protagonist very much; I just didn't believe him at times. Also, there was a little to much drama in the movie for me (got bored with a few scenes), but overall, the movie kept me entertained. The story was a little slow building up; however, sets up a spectacular ending.

overall rating 8/10

Roderick Usher

10-14-2008 10:46 PM

Tamara

Not bad at all. Not terrible good, but an enjoyable October night film.

6/10

X¤MurderDoll¤X

10-14-2008 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Despare (Post 741264)

Nope, I've done some searching and haven't run across it yet, I'll probably enjoy it but to be honest I'm really not sold on the whole homevideo thing (yes I know it was a professional camera in some of the movies). I liked Diary of the Dead and Cloverfield but thought Quarantine was just alright and really disliked Blair Witch. It will take something super special shot in that style to really get me to love it.

[REC] is one of the best horror movies I've seen.

fortunato

10-14-2008 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Despare (Post 741272)

Cool, I hope so, I think Diary was the best shot in that style so far and that's only because of the way Romero made the characters utilize multiple cameras, security footage, etc. I understand that Quarantine is a remake but I've heard that it's almost shot for shot, have you seen both?

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Originally Posted by fortunato (Post 739070)

quarantine (2008)

eh, it wasn't bad. it just seemed mostly lackluster after seeing the original.

save your money and rent it, unless you have no way of seeing the original right now.

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neverending

10-15-2008 12:17 AM

Right at Your Door.

A drama about a predicament: What if dirty bombs went off in your city, and your spouse was exposed. You've sealed yourself in your house to avoid contamination. He or she shows up at your door. What do you do?

Completely gripping and suspenseful film.

roshiq

10-15-2008 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by neverending (Post 741475)

Agree. I just love the story.:) I just wanted to show it to one of my friends who get married last year and they seems just made for each other type. But they left Bangladesh & now happily living in Toronto, so I missed the chance but soon I'll recommend them to see this movie asap. Btw, they always like to blame me for suggesting the weird, gruesome & disturbing films which they felt very uncomfortable to watch!.:D

Disease

10-15-2008 02:15 AM

Big

6/10

Are you scared?

This was one major Saw rip off, not that good either.

4/10

Despare

10-15-2008 03:34 AM

Ah I see fortunato, I missed that back there. When you say mostly lackluster is it because it really does pale in comparison or is it because you've seen it all before?

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