Glad you liked it, great movie.


p.s.
your pm box is full.

following austin around

Jay and Silent Bob

has anybody ever tried to count how many times Jay curses? I just stopped after about 40.

isn't that what makes him funny?

I don't have a problem with it, I was seriously wondering if anybody had tried to do that.

I giggled my way through that movie, I mean I just thought that drugs and cursing was his catch, but no, Ive never tried to count

D.O.A(1988)...a good mystery thriller...have not seen the orginal

Mothers Elling:Well made but more heavy and underrated sequel to Elling.

omg... longest movie EVER !

Whoops..from Kubric was SK too...I meant Stephen King, Kubrick had nothing to do with Needful Things



Last night, I watched some more episodes of Mork and Mindy, "Too Tell The Truth", "Mork the Gullible", "Mork's First Christmas", and "Mork's Greatest Hits"...That has gotta be one of the funniest shows ever:D

watched some of team america world police the other night and that was some pretty funny shit.

Was FOTD the 2001 Indie film, or the 2002 release? I've seen both. The Indie film is far superior and part of a trilogy, (part 3 is in production now). As for the more popular 2002 Pg-13 film, It lives up to it's teenybopper scare flick potential, and did hold my interest throughout. For the target audience, 13-18 year olds I feel like it hit its mark. For older more experienced fans of the genre, it's another low budget horror flick, not too bad...too good.

The Indie film is hard to find, but damn good IMHO.

The 2002 version. And reconsider your demographic....I fall under the "13-18" y/o category, and thought it was a pile of shit:p

"Spiders 2"

I feel you would fall under the more experianced/seasoned fan. No Harm intended just my opine.

Thank you very much for the compliment:)

Robots .. at the threatre ...
Took our little guy - visually stunning, but no suprises really.
Kids will enjoy it .. (fart and ass jokes)

oh my god i'm as crazy as my mother

the manson family

first 5 minutes?



i had about in the whole movie 228 f words

Manhunter

Blows Red Dragon outta the F'n water, Brian Cox killed the Lector role.

Fuck yeh! I agree totally great movie.

House 3 and The Living Dead Girl.

"R-point"


Reminded me alot of "Dogsoldiers", but with ghosts instead of werewolfs. Pretty good War/Horror movie.

Maybe "deathwatch" comes closer actually. But i hated "deatwatch".:mad:

just finished Elizabeth again, got interrupted a few times the first time I saw it.


I can't believe Army of Darkness is coming on right now, a good horror movie on tv is hard to come by.

"Octopus 2", God help me.

picked up used - and watched Session 9 last night.

impressive film !

I really enjoyed this one ... what a treat to see a well acted american horror film .
oozed texture too ... great filmwork, terrific rich sound.

really well done story too - the pacing was excellent .. the tension was built brilliantly...

cant say enough good things about it..

the only downfall ...

******SPOILER *********



was that you had to suspend your disbelief that a regular Joe could perform this complex operation -
but that was forgivable in light of everything else.

To me it was like a combination of the Blair Witch Project and The Shining ... but still very much it's own movie..

Yersterday i got my wife to join me in watching a classic:
I'm Gonna Get you Sucka


I love that movie....

"Can I have a sip for 15 cents?"
"My cups cost more than 15 cents..."
"Fuck the cup. pour it in my hands for a dime."

that used to have me rollin on the floor laughing just like everything else on In Living Color.

I watched "Dead Birds" last night. I had high hopes for this one, it was getting great reviews, but it just didn't do it for me. After a great start, a group of civil war rejects rob a bank and head to this abandoned estate,it slows to a crawl for a good 45 minutes. I guess it was trying to build tension and there were a few slight scares but nothing to win me over.
I'm gonna give it a two bud rating out of five.
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Urge, what did you think of the lead actor Peter Mullan (Gordon)? Ever seen him before? Wasn´t he impressive, you think?

I had never seen him before in my life and thought he was amazing. Especially the scene where he´s talking to his nephew(?) by the fallen tree. Wauw!:)

the last samurai

yes he was excellent ... the tension all came from him ...

i dont want to sound like a broken record but these old guys - they can carry a film ... they have a world of experiences from which to draw from.

something you rarely find with the action in a teen movie..

LOL


Ooh, so true. :D

The only thing I missed in this one was a visible ghost.

I´m a japanese horror fan, remember.;) :)

******** Spoilers for Session 9 **************



so am i - but this was a pretty sharp film ...
my take on it that there was a ghost .. the 'simon' character from session 9 ... who preyed on the madness of others ..

Gordon was sleep deprived, desperate, making him vulnerable for 'possession' ...

i thought it was very smart the way it was done ..

I really enjoyed this. Tom Cruise did a great job, and the action in it was spectacular.

Agreed. + they saved alot of money that way.;)

hate to say it but i enjoyed it too........


......omg i hope i'm not becoming a tom cruise fan :eek:

what's wrong with Tom Cruise?

Collateral
Born on the 4th of July
Top Gun
Jerry Maguire
Last Samuri
Cocktail(I liked it leave me along)
Risky Buisness

he's got a pretty good track record

pretty hard not to dig the scene where he just wont quit ...

it's all pure fantasy but it was fun ..

(yeah i know .. 'based on a 'true' story :rolleyes: )

I hate when they say that and you find out it was something like a guy who went on vacation to japan and took sword fighting classes.