I hate it when people don't realize there's an original Dawn of The Dead.

Tonight, I rented Colateral and Anchorman. They were both pretty good, Tteral, and I laughed my ass off at Anchorman:D

I thought that "Anchorman" was totally unfunny and stupid. :mad:

yeah .. but maybe it looses something in the 'cultural translation' as comedy usually does

Yes, that sounds about right. I guess the same was the case with your precious "Napoleone Dynamite". ;)



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Watched Shaun of the Dead last night. I really enjoyed it. Good comedy with enough gore to keep me interested. Sometimes I had a little trouble understanding what they were saying, but you overcome that. All in all, if I come across it in a store, I'll buy it.

The Ring (2001):Bought the VHS version without a cover in a supermarket for two weeks ago.
For me is it one of the most scary American horror movies I have seen.
I haven´t seen the original trilogy yet, what is the differences?

Stor...:cool:


The japanese version got a much slower pace, but is much more scary. Especially at the end.
But i liked the story better in the american version, because it explains a lot more what the hell is going on, where Ringu makes you think for yourself most of the time, and is a little more confusing.

Hope that was helpfull informations. ;)

its even more complex that that .. sort of a culture within a culture.

some people here wouldnt find it funny either ... it really depends on the way you see the world.

I just watched the best movie I have ever seen, and likely ever will. Ive been a fan of Sergio Leone and Clint Eastwood ever since I saw Fistful of Dollars a few months ago, and For a Few Dollars More shortly after. Ive owned The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly just as long as the other two, but have never got around to watching it. Until today.

It was simply breathtaking. The cinematography, the score...Tuco, lol. Wow