It was a sequel and I thought it was no where near as good as Merlin, its a shame really, Ive got a lot of time for Sam Neill.



House of Wax

For a Few Dollars More (with an interesting commentary by Sir Christopher Frayling)

Women In Cages :cool:

Bought this on DVD last year, always like to watch the 70's stuff to see if any gems are hidden away in amongst the rubbish. I liked this film but felt they could've done a little more with it. Why they couldn't have used a safer way to get the girls asphyx I dont know!

Taxi Driver- 8/10

The Party - Sellers is soooo funny.

Godzilla: Final Wars - What if an Old School Godzilla movie were made today and was also influenced by movies such as Star Wars and Matrix? It was good though, a lot of fun. Don Frye is the man.

and

Kentucky Fried Movie - Some funny stuff and some not so funny. I like to watch this one every once in a while.

What an excellent movie. Hadn't seen it for a while, and then had the chance to see it again about a month ago. Still a very powerful film.

Aftermath

Very well made. Stark and clinical in its setting and composition, it just seems to flow along, with such a gradual and fluid progression from the routine to the perverse. Really made me feel uncomfortable towards the end.

Kill Bill V.1 9/10

Amazing! "Pussy Wagon.... fucker"


NOTLD '68

Uh.... wait, why is it so amazing? Sure it's a classic, and in the dead trilogy, but it just doesn't seem like a big deal to me. I'd prefer the remake because it has more gore, etc. And no i'm not saying I hated it, but I just don't care that much for it. And not because it was black and white.

Star Wars 5 : The Empire Strikes back

10/10
'nuff said.


Who Killed Baby Jane?
10/10

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
9/10

Vertigo
10/10

Rear Window
8.5/10

Aeon Flux
4/10

Last Holiday
7.5/10

Pretty cool coincidence there, I was just getting ready to write my review for this one, I just watched it too

Saw it yeterday, with a couple others, but, cool coincidence anyway.