Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[The_Return]

Some Like It Hot (1959)

One of the all-time great comedies - really, does it get much better than Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis in drag?

[urgeok2]

[QUOTE=fortunato;826113]Gake no ue no Ponyo (Ponyo) (2009)



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dying to see this one ..

[cheebacheeba]

Kind've looks like he's hiding under a discarded condom

[urgeok2]

i does kind of.


or a giant rice noodle

[Disease]

Creepshow 2

It was better than I rememberd, The raft story is great. "Thanks for the ride lady".

7/10

[fuglystick]

Originally Posted by roshiq

Angel of Death (2009)

I liked that more than I should have probably. An exercise in style over substance, but it skipped along at a fairly good clip, and Zoe Bell is more believable as an assassin than Angelina Jolie will ever be.

[fuglystick]

Train (2008)--What a steaming pile of suck

[massacre man]

Inglourious Basterds

[missmacabre]

Inglourious Basterds

I had heard a few early critiques on this movie, all consisting of how it isn't your typical Tarantino movie with flash backs and non-linear story telling. Yes, the movie was in chronological order but that didn't detract from this being a Tarantino film. Everything was laid out in chapters which I think added to the whole b-movie thing. A lot of really funny scenes with hilarious acting by Brad Pitt and BJ Novak. Eli Roth did a great job as 'the bear jew', and made me think that maybe with the movies he has directed, and his performance as a ruthless killer with a baseball bat he wasn't acting at all.

Great plot, well acted, lot of fun. Go see it.....At. The. Theatre.......Seriously. Drive in eve,n.

[massacre man]

Originally Posted by missmacabre

Inglourious Basterds

I had heard a few early critiques on this movie, all consisting of how it isn't your typical Tarantino movie with flash backs and non-linear story telling. Yes, the movie was in chronological order but that didn't detract from this being a Tarantino film. Everything was laid out in chapters which I think added to the whole b-movie thing. A lot of really funny scenes with hilarious acting by Brad Pitt and BJ Novak. Eli Roth did a great job as 'the bear jew', and made me think that maybe with the movies he has directed, and his performance as a ruthless killer with a baseball bat he wasn't acting at all.

Great plot, well acted, lot of fun. Go see it.....At. The. Theatre.......Seriously. Drive in eve,n.

I think Eli Roth is a much better actor than writer/director. Still, I'd like to see at least one of his scenes filmed with Adam Sandler playing the role as Tarantino had originally intended.

I didn't expect Samuel L. Jackson and Harvey Keitel to lend their voices to the movie. I was pleasantly surprised at that. :)