Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by Vodstok

10,000 BC: Flat, anticlimactic, kinda boring. One of those movies that seems to miss the mark at every turn. It could have been good (merely good), but just didnt know how to make any actual Wow moments. Plus, D'Leh was a pretty boring, unsympathetic lead character.

i did like the bird-thingys sequence in the bamboo .. that was about it.

[Despare]

Bug

Really liked it.

[The Mothman]

Originally Posted by Posher778

Remake with Naomi Watts. Blockbuster didn't have the other one. Either way, watching that at 2 am really fucked with my head.


*spoiler*


I knew it would end like that, but just once i'd like to see a fucked up movie with a more heroic ending. But still... very creative and mesmerizing.



*end spoiler*

I saw the original, but i heard the remake also has the "wait, lets acknowlege that this is just a movie and fucking ruin everything" part as well.

[alkytrio666]

Iron Man (2008)

Dug it.

[Despare]

Originally Posted by The Mothman

I saw the original, but i heard the remake also has the "wait, lets acknowlege that this is just a movie and fucking ruin everything" part as well.

*SPOILER*






Al ot of people loved the remote part but I hated it. Not because it acknowledged that it was a movie or because it broke the 4th wall but because it ruined the ending. After giving the villains that type of power there was no hope for anybody else in the film. Yes, the you could see that ending coming anyway, but there was at least some possibility of an alternate outcome.

[roshiq]

The Ruins (2008)

>>: B


In Bruges (2008)



>>: B

[hellfire1]

Originally Posted by roshiq

In Bruges (2008)



>>: B

Fun movie this one. I really liked it. Plus it's always fun to be able to say "I've been there... and there.. and there..." while watching a film. :p

[newb]

Death at a Funeral

very funny

[Geddy]

-Who's That Knocking At My Door?
-Who's That Knocking At My Door With Commentary.
-Escape From New York.
-Superbad With Commentary.

[The Mothman]

Originally Posted by Despare

*SPOILER*






Al ot of people loved the remote part but I hated it. Not because it acknowledged that it was a movie or because it broke the 4th wall but because it ruined the ending. After giving the villains that type of power there was no hope for anybody else in the film. Yes, the you could see that ending coming anyway, but there was at least some possibility of an alternate outcome.

**SPOILERS***
I think that part ultimately ruined the uncomfortable atmosphere. i mean, i felt a little bit upset that she went through all that but died at the end, but the remote part kinda made it seem less effective, as if, "oh, i guess its okay, its just a movie."

another aspect to the film that i disliked; the villians were the furthest thing from intimidating or creepy. I think it was sort of the point, but i disliked it either way.