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Post by invidninja92 on Nov 5, 2010 17:03:00 GMT
Call me crazy, but who dragged you in to watching that? I feel your pain. Am I the only one who thinks that they should stop producing so much CGI cartoons; to be honest for me apart from Pixar and Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, I don't find CGI theatrical films very interesting at all. I wish kids these days would watch more 2D animation, some claymation wouldnt hurt either. Speaking of claymation check this movie out: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlVMPDAoBKU |
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Post by Vendaval Este on Nov 23, 2010 22:37:56 GMT
The Wild Geese, interesting to look at as a British film from the 70s, and as a generally engaging piece of cinema.
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Post by zombi1978 on Nov 24, 2010 20:11:17 GMT
I recently watched Brent Huff's very first movie called Gwendoline.
This movie is a huge joining of massive WFTness and batshit insanity.
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Post by Vendaval Este on Dec 1, 2010 9:14:55 GMT
You watch too many mainstream movies my friend, if Bruno was your most disgusting movie, then you need to see a lot more.
As for me, I watched Donnie Brasco last.
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Post by zombi1978 on Dec 1, 2010 12:57:16 GMT
You watch too many mainstream movies my friend, if Bruno was your most disgusting movie, then you need to see a lot more. Seconed. By the way how is Donnie Brasco? I recently watched Con Air the other day. Catching up the spirit of the manly 1990s.  |
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Post by Vendaval Este on Dec 1, 2010 14:44:48 GMT
It's Al Pacino in another gangster role that probably inspired lower class white kids in Liverpool to think they're part of the mafia.
It's a good film.
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Post by zombi1978 on Dec 1, 2010 14:58:30 GMT
Well, then I shall try to give it a watch.  |
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Post by invidninja92 on Dec 1, 2010 17:48:55 GMT
Personally I don't know why you found Bruno revolting, if anything I found it forgettable as soon as I left the cinema screen; basically my same reaction to Borat.  I challenge you to a double feature of Salo and Caligula. En Garde!  |
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Post by zombi1978 on Dec 1, 2010 19:18:55 GMT
(...) I challenge you to a double feature of Salo and Caligula. En Garde! Fuck yeah, and you better get yourself not only the R-rated versions. ;D |
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Post by Vendaval Este on Dec 1, 2010 21:37:36 GMT
I challenge you to a double feature of Salo and Caligula. En Garde! This has my approval. |
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Post by invidninja92 on Dec 3, 2010 17:02:47 GMT
Last film I watched: A Serbian Film.....nuff' said really.
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Post by zombi1978 on Dec 19, 2010 16:18:44 GMT
Finished watching The Fourth War (known as Power Play in Germany) last night; starring Roy Scheider (  ) and Jürgen Prochnow. Against all critics I think it's good that this movie happens to be the last real cold-war movie and not another action movie. The movie shouldn't be considered as a thriller itself, but as a very greatly made psychology study about wrecked officers suffering from PTSD. (=Scheider suffers from his Vietnam-trauma, Prochnow suffers from his experiences made in the "Soviet War in Afghanistan"). And now the movie deals with both fight against each other at the West-German/Czechoslovakian border in 1988. |
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Post by zombi1978 on Dec 26, 2010 13:42:52 GMT
精武门 , also more commonly known as Bruce Lee - Fist of Fury.
It is the second best Lee movie I was able to watch for now!!
Oh, and I forgot to write that I watched American Ninja 2 for the first time in German. The dub is a bit disappointing thou; Dudikoff's voice may be fitting, but James' just sounds too old.
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Post by fokkusu on Dec 26, 2010 14:57:04 GMT
Saw Jumanji last night. Some of their cutting-edge special effects and CGI look dated by now compared to recent films, but it's still a nostalgic movie that I thoroughly enjoy.
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Post by Vendaval Este on Dec 26, 2010 15:59:32 GMT
Saw Jumanji last night. Some of their cutting-edge special effects and CGI look dated by now compared to recent films, but it's still a nostalgic movie that I thoroughly enjoy. Speaking of things like this, I caught some of Spy Kids on TV - it's aged badly. The effects almost look like that of an Asylum production, and the writing is only a little short of nothing. A kid's flick, sure, but I liked this when it first came out, but it does tell me how bad so many of these films look now. As for a flm I do like, I just got done watching Hell of the Living Dead, and now I will move on to I Spit On Your Grave. |
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I challenge you to a double feature of Salo and Caligula. En Garde! 
) and Jürgen Prochnow. Against all critics I think it's good that this movie happens to be the last real cold-war movie and not another action movie. The movie shouldn't be considered as a thriller itself, but as a very greatly made psychology study about wrecked officers suffering from PTSD. (=Scheider suffers from his Vietnam-trauma, Prochnow suffers from his experiences made in the "Soviet War in Afghanistan").
