i like the sound of the caller, going to check that out cheers dude.

Hesher (2011)

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A slow burn but beautifully dark & heart wrenching comedy. Recommended.

>>: B+

A Horrible Way to Die (2011)

A serial killer Garrick has escaped imprisonment and is on the run with a killing spree. His ex..Sarah is trying to get her life back, moving to a new place, and attending Alcoholics Anonymous group meetings to deal with her alcoholism. She begins to feel comfortable enough as she starts dating a fellow AA member.

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The story was pretty simple with a little twist at the end and that actually made it bit interesting but that only runs in last 10 to 15 minutes. The credit goes to the main actors who done their job quite convincingly.

But the film has a major problem. And that's the camera works. Yeah...it was one of those 'art-house' feel like films that got the misplaced, unnecessary & annoying type of camera works...The camera was rarely steady, it went in and out of focus so many times that it was frustrating to watch. Always zoom in & out, too much closeup shots in everywhere & nowhere and especially somewhat like someones staking or following the characters all the time. I don't know why people make films like this way? Probably to add an extra depth in to the characters in order to 'realize or feel' their pains or sufferings..blah-blah...I don't have a clue or give a damn; perhaps this is a non-conventional 3D approach. Or perhaps it was meant to be artistic but it failed horribly. The thing is here the director used a hand held camera approach and personally I don't hate the 'shakey cam' style in a POV/ found footage or documentary film. But this isn't a POV/FF or documentary sort of film, so I don't get the idea why the hell they need to went with this approach that would eventually ruined the film for most of genre film viewers?! I'm sure there wasn't a single tripod, pedestal or track used in the film. The camera jerked all over the place most of the time....A Horrible Way to Film for a director as well as A Horrible Way to watch a film & follow what's happening in it for the viewers!

>>: C

Watching Cabin Fever

Really dug that one too.

last movies i watched where:
- urban legend
- urban legend's 2 final cut
- urban legend's 3 bloody Mary

least to say the fist one wasn't great but i felt that it was the best of the bunch, with the second one following how most sequels do and fall off a bit, wasn't as entertaining as first to say the least. the third one wasn't too bad i think it gave the trilogy a welcomed breath of fresh air and semi made up for the poor proformance of UL2.

Warrior
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Amazing. Probably the best movie i've seen all year. I strongly recommend it to everyone.

recently watched 1408 for the 20th time never gets old,though I do watch amusement as well alot,HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA it gets me dieing laughing but 1408 is just simply more artistic.

Looking forward to this. Hope I'm not too hyped to for it though - an actual decent MMA fighter (though there seems to be a ton of em in there anyway)..

Is Kurt Angle the main bad guy? Same they gave the role to a pro wrestler rather than an actor or real fighter. But I reserve judgment til i see it.

Yeah he plays the big bad russian that's like never been defeated.

I get your point but at least with Kurt, he's still an olympic gold medalist. Thats at least better then if The Rock of Hulk Hogan were in there. Imagine if it had been Fedor Emelianenko though? Kurt's character seemed like a movie version of him anyway.

just watched "ice cream man" it was funny,dumb,scary,and full of surprises,but I can't say I was having a happy happy day after watching it,HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!