the last shark aka great white aka the last jaws



might be barred in a few places, but you can always get the Scandinavian dvd :D

Black Hawk Down. Visually superb and well put together film. One of my favourite war films, with some superb action scenes and quality cinematography. Plenty of emotional impact for a film which doesn't delve to deeply into the politics or characters at hand.

Watching Vincent Price in the Dr Phibes movies, just love them films, why don't they remake theses films and get Tim Burton to direct them.:rolleyes:

For the love of all that is sacred, I hope that was a joke.

The Blind Side was good. I'm glad it was shot where I live/my hometown. :)

Ink

Buried underneath the cheap look, and wholesale borrowing of Neil Gaiman's Sandman-esque mythos is a simple, but not unaffecting fairy tale. I had a hard time getting into it, but once in, I was actually moved by the story and the sheer audacity it took to make a film on this scope for such a small budget.

It's for fans of Del Toro, Barker and Gaiman. If you don't dig these guys, you'll likely not enjoy the film at all.

6/10

Classic stuff! I love Jaws knockoffs and that's one of the better (and hilarious) ones

Thérèse Raquin (1953)

A mostly interesting noir-ish drama by Marcel Carné, based on the novel by Émile Zola. However, for being based on a novel by a naturalist author and adapted by a director known for realism, it's such a movie. There are way too many unrealistic literary devices at play here to really be drawn in, but the film is still held together by some excellent performances (especially by Simone Signoret) and some truly wonderful sequences. Worth a watch.

The Pack-Pretty fair entry in the man against beast genre that I love so much.

Haven't checked out many of those flicks what are some you'd recommend?