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Posher778 09-22-2012 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Angra (Post 935200)
You are soooo gay...


Still waiting/hoping for a remake of this franchise.

Thought the story in this one was incredibly confusing. And i can't stand the "superhero" action.

That being said, it's one of the better RE movies.


Am I really gay if i'd totally marry/sex/ravage Milla Jovovich? She isn't an incredible actress or anything but if you watch her in interviews and stuff, she's one of the sexiest personalities alive in my opinion.


I agree though, even though I enjoy the franchise movies for what they are, entertaining, no brainer (hurr hurr) action movies, I think a true horror version would be intense.

Straker 09-22-2012 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Sentinel65 (Post 935300)
Just watched Exorcist 2: The Heretic....worst movie I've seen in a really long time. I would have enjoyed it more if out of nowhere a person ran in and shot everyone.

Don't let it put you off watching The Exorcist III...

newb 09-22-2012 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Straker (Post 935309)
Don't let it put you off watching The Exorcist III...

agreed....great movie

fortunato 09-23-2012 12:10 AM

The Master (2012)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...2012Poster.jpg

Finally got to see this tonight. I don't want to get too much into the film without seeing it a second time, but I will say that it's a confounding and fascinating experience, if not occasionally frustrating. A logical step in Anderson's ouvre, The Master is an almost-abstract character study/studies, a nearly microscopic examination of two characters (but mainly the one, Joaquin Phoenix's) and the strange gravitational relationship they share. It eschews nearly all back-story and explicit motivations in favor of stewing in moments. It is also one of cinema's great study of faces. Framed in tight, telephoto shots, we can see the subtlest internal movements transmitted on the surface. And that's to say nothing about the 65mm spectacle of the whole thing.
Definitely recommended, but it will warrant and deserve an extra viewing or two.

FreddyMyers 09-23-2012 01:39 AM

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Originally Posted by fyfjoe (Post 934681)
IP Man is an awesome movie! I was a bit disappointed with the second film, it got a bit unrealistic with it's fight scenes, felt out of it's element.

Couldn't agree more. First one was one of the best martial arts movie ive ever seen. Second one was a let down. Why go in that east vs west kinda direction.

Dara 09-23-2012 02:03 AM

I watched The Cabin in the woods which was entertaining and featured evil Unicorns so I was best pleased.
I also saw The living and the dead,a difficult watch .The sons descent into psychosis was brilliantly done and although it makes for a depressing view I highly recommend it.

Angra 09-23-2012 03:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Posher778 (Post 935305)
Am I really gay if i'd totally marry/sex/ravage Milla Jovovich?


Yup.

:D :p

Dara 09-23-2012 03:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Angra (Post 935336)
Yup.

:D :p

I agree,she has washboard tits.Therefore looks like a man.

Sentinel65 09-23-2012 04:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Straker (Post 935309)
Don't let it put you off watching The Exorcist III...

I will at some point, but for now I need some time to recover...

ChronoGrl 09-23-2012 05:47 AM

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Originally Posted by fortunato (Post 935322)
The Master (2012)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...2012Poster.jpg

Finally got to see this tonight. I don't want to get too much into the film without seeing it a second time, but I will say that it's a confounding and fascinating experience, if not occasionally frustrating. A logical step in Anderson's ouvre, The Master is an almost-abstract character study/studies, a nearly microscopic examination of two characters (but mainly the one, Joaquin Phoenix's) and the strange gravitational relationship they share. It eschews nearly all back-story and explicit motivations in favor of stewing in moments. It is also one of cinema's great study of faces. Framed in tight, telephoto shots, we can see the subtlest internal movements transmitted on the surface. And that's to say nothing about the 65mm spectacle of the whole thing.
Definitely recommended, but it will warrant and deserve an extra viewing or two.

Ooo. LOVE PT Anderson. Looking forward to this.


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