Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by ferretchucker

The Spy Who Loved Me


Ah, I do love the Moore era of Bond, and this might just be my favourite. Equally, it has my favourite Bond Theme in it.

Ditto, it's Moore's best bond flick, loved the bond theme too.

[Blood Curdle]

The Woman (2011).

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1714208/

I don't know what I was expecting with this. Wild woman is found in the woods, living like a savage. Yeah, sure enough, that's what I was expecting.

However, the story that transpires is quite weird, bizarre - something's not quite right. And I'm not talking about the woman.

You'll never guess the last 30 minutes. For me everything that happens took me by surprise. Lots of shocks in store.

I give it 8.5/10.

[roshiq]

Hostel Part III (2011)



>>:C+

Convent of Sinners (1986)



>>: C-

The Tree of Life (2011)



Instead having a vague journey in terms of the circle & meaning of life, suffering & death, it could be a very fine family drama on a conflicting relationship between a father & son. But at times it was like watching a documentary program on NAT GEO or Discovery channel. Bored & disappointed.

>>: B-

[Fearonsarms]

The Lovely Bones (2009) Normally I avoid saccharine sweet slopfests like this but it was directed by Peter Jackson so had to check it out. There's plenty of panoramic vistas redolent of his Lord of the rings films plus an exquisite score featuring cocteau twins, explosions in the sky and this mortal coil. However film4 warned at the start that the movie contained "chilling violence" so I was expecting that and there was absolutely none so thank you film4 for ruining the movie as I can't be objective about it now as I may have enjoyed it more had I not been expecting "chilling violence". Either way it was still messy unoriginal and pretentious (quoting Shakespere isn't intelligent it's lazy and BONE idle) despite it's plus points. Watch the far superior Enter The Void instead.

[hammerfan]

Originally Posted by Fearonsarms

Watch the far superior Enter The Void instead.

Have you seen "What Dreams May Come"?

[newb]

Exit Speed

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1042497/


on netflix instant...really not a bad watch at all. Group of peeps on a bus are terrorized by Mad Max type biker gang

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by Blood Curdle

The Woman (2011).

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1714208/

I don't know what I was expecting with this. Wild woman is found in the woods, living like a savage. Yeah, sure enough, that's what I was expecting.

However, the story that transpires is quite weird, bizarre - something's not quite right. And I'm not talking about the woman.

You'll never guess the last 30 minutes. For me everything that happens took me by surprise. Lots of shocks in store.

I give it 8.5/10.

I still have to watch this and read the book. I really liked Off Season and Off Spring (Not so much the movie though.) So i've been very interested in this.

[Straker]

The Howling: One of my favourite movies from Joe Dante. Great atmosphere, quality story, amazing effects from Bottin and plenty of cameos to look out for (Dick Miller is awesome).

[fortunato]

Originally Posted by roshiq

The Tree of Life (2011)



Instead having a vague journey in terms of the circle & meaning of life, suffering & death, it could be a very fine family drama on a conflicting relationship between a father & son. But at times it was like watching a documentary program on NAT GEO or Discovery channel. Bored & disappointed.

>>: B-

Man, I am totally with you on this. I'm a huge Malick fan, and was ready to love this film. But I thought it was really sloppy. Don't understand all the love it's getting.

[wizard of gore]

Originally Posted by The Villain

I still have to watch this and read the book. I really liked Off Season and Off Spring (Not so much the movie though.) So i've been very interested in this.

yeah gotta read the book first(well i do)coz it usually shits on the movie,like pretty much every stephen king book turned into movie