Slumdog Millionare

I finaly decided to get this over and done with. It was better than I had expected, I had forgotten had good Danny Boyle is at telling a visual story.

7/10


Alone in The Dark (1982)

This wasn't as scary as I had hoped, Landau was pretty good, but Palance was nothing short of ordinary. I found it very predictable as well, things that were ment to be a twist, like at the end, well it wasn't.

5/10

Barry Lyndon (1975)
Finally got around to seeing this even though Kubrick is one of my favorite directors. Beautifully shot, really looks like a period painting, but it drags and then second part was rather dull.

The Uninvited (2009)
American Remake of the Korean, Tale of Two Sisters. It was eh, very PG13. The ending was good though and rather surprising. Looking forward to watching the Korean version now.

An American Werewolf in London (1981)
Finally got around to seeing this. Really disappointed. Felt slow and anti-climatic, a few funny parts, but not as much a black comedy as I expected.

Underworld: Rise of the Lycans. This one was my favorites of the whole series, all of which i liked. Probably more like a guilty pleasure, but tremendous fun nonetheless. Love the sophisticated vs. primal beast monster theme. Relies heavily on CGI, but this is not a detraction. Plenty of gore to boot. Ashe.
d

Star Trek

Thought it would just be another sucky movie, but it was actually pretty good. It kept my attention throughout and left me wanting more at the end.

Red Sands - 4/10

Sorry to hear you didn't apreciate those two classics in "Barry Lyndon" and "An American Werewolf in London". do you think you would view them differently next time round... or is that your final say on the matter...?

WHAT?????


one the best films ever made regardless of genre

watch it again:D

The Hangover

Hilarious.

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