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^ Moon is nice! Love it's soundtrack.

AvrKadavr wrote:^ Moon is nice! Love it's soundtrack.

The best sci-fi film since Sunshine. Interesting story.

Moon- thought it was really well done, clever and good soundtrack
just watched White Ribbon Michael Haneke's really great , disturbing film , beautifully filmed in B&W

Went and saw The Room last night. 2 things:

1. Tommy Wiseau has a weird meat block bodytype.
2. I saw nasty boobs. The actress shouldn't be allowed sex scenes ever again, that is, if she ever gets another role.

yarnforhair wrote: 2. I saw nasty boobs. The actress shouldn't be allowed sex scenes ever again, that is, if she ever gets another role.

The Hurt Locker¡¡¡ yeahhh¡¡¡

I actually watched Hal Hartley's The Book of Life recently. It's sort of like Dogma, but only in that it's about a bunch of people preventing the end of the world from happening, and also a female rock star makes an appearance.

I also saw Dead Snow. It's a zombie movie that acknowledges zombie cliches. It's also Norwegian, I think. Oh, and the zombies are dead Nazis. Yeah, I know. Awesome.

checkered wrote:
I also saw Dead Snow. It's a zombie movie that acknowledges zombie cliches. It's also Norwegian, I think. Oh, and the zombies are dead Nazis. Yeah, I know. Awesome.

Wow, this one got by me somehow
How can my zombie collection be complete without reanimated nazis?
Must find it...soon

Thanks for the tip

checkered wrote:I actually watched Hal Hartley's The Book of Life recently. It's sort of like Dogma, but only in that it's about a bunch of people preventing the end of the world from happening, and also a female rock star makes an appearance.

I've watched it in the middle of the night some time ago. Was tired and bored with the whole thing, so I just kept skipping al those scenes without Polly :P

My last movies... "Dracula" with Bela Lugosi from 1935 - it's amazing! The whole atmosphere, music, paper (cause I bet they're not made from plastic :P) bats...
love it

bluesman905 wrote:

checkered wrote:
I also saw Dead Snow. It's a zombie movie that acknowledges zombie cliches. It's also Norwegian, I think. Oh, and the zombies are dead Nazis. Yeah, I know. Awesome.

Wow, this one got by me somehow
How can my zombie collection be complete without reanimated nazis?
Must find it...soon

Thanks for the tip

Haha yeah Dead Snow was pretty cool. It's no Shaun of the Dead, but a fun watching experience nonetheless!

I've watched a few great movies as of late. The Departed, No Country for Old Men and How To Train Your Dragon. All highly recommended.

I also saw Clash of the Titans - nothing great, crap acting, Ralph Fiennes as Hades reminded me too much of Voldemort cuz he pretty much uses the same voice And the dialogue was crap too. Yay! If you feel like watching this in 3D - don't. It's not worth it.

yarnforhair wrote:Went and saw The Room last night.

Been meaning to see this. I think I need to go with a group or else I'll just feel weird.

AvrKadavr wrote: I've watched it in the middle of the night some time ago. Was tired and bored with the whole thing, so I just kept skipping al those scenes without Polly :P

My last movies... "Dracula" with Bela Lugosi from 1935 - it's amazing! The whole atmosphere, music, paper (cause I bet they're not made from plastic :P) bats...
love it

Haha, I thought about doing that, too. I watched it solely for Polly, of course. And in the middle of the night.
Dracula is a classic, and Bela is awesome.

Pitifuljoy wrote: Haha yeah Dead Snow was pretty cool. It's no Shaun of the Dead, but a fun watching experience nonetheless!

[...]I also saw Clash of the Titans - nothing great, crap acting, Ralph Fiennes as Hades reminded me too much of Voldemort cuz he pretty much uses the same voice And the dialogue was crap too. Yay! If you feel like watching this in 3D - don't. It's not worth it.

Yeah, nothing is as good as the original. I like the stop-motion monsters better than the CGI ones.
I still haven't seen Shaun of the Dead, which is weird, because I love IT Crowd and Black Books and all the shows those people have done.

I saw How to Train your Dragon in 3D last Saturday, it was good, the new 3D is very well done. Still wondering how the Vikings were all Scotsmen though.

Watched the Fantastic Mr. Fox last night, yes, it's spring break and the kids are home. Roald Dahl, ( http://www.roalddahl.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; )
clever script, loved the animation. It looks low tech but I'm sure it's not.

checkered wrote:

yarnforhair wrote:Went and saw The Room last night.

Been meaning to see this. I think I need to go with a group or else I'll just feel weird.

That or intoxicated.

AvrKadavr wrote:
My last movies... "Dracula" with Bela Lugosi from 1935 - it's amazing! The whole atmosphere, music, paper (cause I bet they're not made from plastic :P) bats...
love it

Classic! I recently replaced my VHS with DVD. Came with a restored version of the original + the original with a new score by Philip Glass + the original Spanish version. Turns out when they were done filming for the day the Spanish crew would come in and film at night using the same sets. I didn't know this existed, it was an interesting watch for sure. I would almost say it was better than the Americans, but that would be blasphemy

Checked out "Sick Girl" again on the weekend. umm....ya, the name sums it up. Independent film NEVER coming to a cineplex near you

What kind of person watches this shit