Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[slasherman]

Invasion of the body snatchers (1978) ...best version ..still good

[urgeok]

Originally Posted by Elvis_Christ

Severance:

The reviews I read for this made it sound like the sun shone out its ass but we all know only one thing falls out of that orifice. Started off promising enough but just turned into a long episode of some terrible British sitcom. Somewhere inbetween Hostel and Shaun Of The Dead but with less originality overused jokes (the script for this must've been written in the 90s). Don't beLIEve the hype this movie is average at best. Not funny, not scary but I'm sure a bunch of people will dig it.

from what i read - it looked more like a Deliverence kind of flick ?

[urgeok]

Originally Posted by newb

I liked "Evil Aliens". Now i'm going to have to find me "Razorblade Smile".

thought it had a Dead Alive, Bad Taste feel to it.

Bad Taste for sure ..

(i think i quoted the wrong film before)


i liked it too .. good for a laugh

[Sick_As_Fuck]

Originally Posted by urgeok

as a huge sam jackson fan you should have gotten exactly what you expected. it was the same exact performance as he's given in the last 300 movies he's done.

Not really. In films like "Pulp Fiction", "Jackie Brown", and "Fresh" even though his roles are more serious they still come off as hilarious. Hilariously brilliant, though. With a title like "Snakes on a Plane" we all knew it'd be cheesy anyway, yet he tried to play a serious cop all they way through until the end when he did his big "I want these motherfucking snakes..." shpiel. It was just a huge letdown in my opinion. In fact, the funniest part of the movie wasn't even included in the final cut.

[Phalanx]

I liked Jackson in Unbreakable, 'A time to Kill' and cavemans valentine...the only characters that really showed any kind've difference in persona to all the others he's played. I won't bother mentioning his star wars character...everyone in that was equally wooden. That said, I haven't seen ALL his stuff, my comments refer only to that which I HAVE seen, and I definately see a pattern, as most would.
I don't mind his whole "bit", but I think he could be more effective if he dropped it every now and then. "Mr Glass" was a sinister son of a bitch, he did it well.

Er, watched a bit of Harold & Kumar, but had other stuff to do...

[Ballz Deep]

I just watched Mission Impossible III, it wasn't bad:)

[The_Return]

Time After Time

Urge, thank you for every single time you told us all that we need to see this movie. Easily and beyond all shadow of a doubt one of the coolest, most fun films that Ive ever seen...damn near perfect in every way:D

This is why I usually avoid renting films. Ive paid to rent this, and now I'll need to shell out more to buy it...

[Sick_As_Fuck]

Originally Posted by Phalanx

I liked Jackson in Unbreakable, 'A time to Kill' and cavemans valentine...the only characters that really showed any kind've difference in persona to all the others he's played. I won't bother mentioning his star wars character...everyone in that was equally wooden. That said, I haven't seen ALL his stuff, my comments refer only to that which I HAVE seen, and I definately see a pattern, as most would.
I don't mind his whole "bit", but I think he could be more effective if he dropped it every now and then. "Mr Glass" was a sinister son of a bitch, he did it well.

Er, watched a bit of Harold & Kumar, but had other stuff to do...

Don't get me wrong. I agree that he certainly has his own style, but doesn't every actor? I just felt that his performance in "SOAP" was, to use your own terminology, very "wooden".

[urgeok]

Originally Posted by The_Return

Time After Time

Urge, thank you for every single time you told us all that we need to see this movie. Easily and beyond all shadow of a doubt one of the coolest, most fun films that Ive ever seen...damn near perfect in every way:D

This is why I usually avoid renting films. Ive paid to rent this, and now I'll need to shell out more to buy it...

glad you liked it - its one of my favorites..
hold off buying it for a bit ;)

[urgeok]

Undercover Blues .. a goofy comedy i like ..

dennis quaid at his best - stanley tucci too.
and kathleen turners long, tanned, silky, muscled legs in almost every shot ..

yum !