What was the last movie that you looked at with your eyes or maybe just heard?

[ElectricBlue1989]

Beyond the Next Mountain:

Not what I was expecting on a couple of levels.

It's about the efforts of getting a Bible written in the local tribe's language, which would be easier if said tribe had a written language to begin with!
It's a vintagy flick, which quickly grabbed my attention.
It takes place in Northeast India and gives a bit of a history lesson on what was happening on that region (I didn't know that the Japanese went over there during WW2!).

Overall a great, well-made and well-written movie let down by the DVD box cover and limited language choices (only 1).

 

[Kit H. Ruppell]

Barbarella

Tits in space!

 

[NerdyMunk]

Paul.
9/7- Matchstick Men.

 

[Heliophobic]

Saw Kick-Ass 2 for the second time yesterday.

Never noticed that bit after the credits, haha.

 

[Conker]

Saw the new Riddik movie today. It was a Riddik movie, which is what I wanted to see. Fun and stupid with some cool monsters and kills.

But nothing more than that.

 

[Pamuya-The-Blue]

Watched the end half of Beetlejuice again yesterday. I ran into the room as soon as I heard Day-O. c:

 

[Wrobel]

Saw the new Riddik movie today. It was a Riddik movie, which is what I wanted to see. Fun and stupid with some cool monsters and kills.

But nothing more than that.

I dunno, that hyena/dog thing was kinda cool. And besides, it was hella better than the second one.

 

[Ranguvar]

Because of Winn Dixie. My god, IT WAS ASS.

 

[NerdyMunk]

Knowing.

 

[Sarcastic Coffeecup]

Wing Commander (1999)
Surprisingly good.
I hadn't seen a torpedo spaceboat since Starlancer.

 

[Teal]

Disney's Hercules. I didn't like it.

I didn't care how much they "disneyfied" the original myths or all the plotholes. That didn't bother me at all.

I didn't like it because it was boring as hell.

 

[TobyDingo]

'Searching for Sugarman' A documentary about Sixto Rodriguez, amusician from Detroit, and his massive popularity in South Africa during the apartheid all the while remaining unheard of in the U.S at the same time. Very interesting story.

 

[Inpw]

'Searching for Sugarman' A documentary about Sixto Rodriguez, amusician from Detroit, and his massive popularity in South Africa during the apartheid all the while remaining unheard of in the U.S at the same time. Very interesting story.

Yay! More listeners. Good music too.

 

[Punnchy]

First half or so of Demolition Man then I went to bed.

 

[Conker]

I dunno, that hyena/dog thing was kinda cool. And besides, it was hella better than the second one.

I really liked the second movie! Though I haven't seen it since high school so it might not hold up

But it was a pretty fun whatever it was.

 

[BennyBunnycorn]

I saw a few clips of Avatar a few days ago. I didn't watch it because movies like that make me feel slightly depressed.

Wing Commander (1999)
Surprisingly good.

Listen up everyone! There's a spy in the building! SPY!!! SPY IN THE BUILDING! (JK)
If you don't get the joke, the villains in Wing Commander are anthro characters.

 

[ElectricBlue1989]

Rad (1986):

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Surprised to say that I liked it more than the other cult '80s film, The Wraith.

 

[Heliophobic]

Christ, is that the real cover?

Looks like something straight out of Sweet Bro & Hella Jeff.

 

[ElectricBlue1989]

Christ, is that the real cover?

Looks like something straight out of Sweet Bro & Hella Jeff.

*Ahem..*

Rad (1986)

Here's the other movie poster (yes, these are the movie posters) I thought of putting up here:

Better?

No? Then how about this promo then (not sure if it was used as a movie poster, though):

On a side note, the soundtrack is awesome! Too bad it only came on cassette or LP, both hard to find.

 

[Teal]

Just watched Treasure Planet. I liked it.

 

[Falaffel]

Watched Rango again.

Jake is still best antagonist .

 

[Demensa]

I can hardly remember...

It might have been Identity Thief. It was alright, just not my type of movie at all.

 

[ElectricBlue1989]

Continuing my 1980s BMX fix...

BMX Bandits:

The movie (made in 1983) is now 30 years young. It truly is the Australian 'Goonies'.
It's awesome to not only have another window to the past, but taking place in another country, in this case Australia.
The dialogue is truly worth the purchase of the movie.

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[Heliophobic]

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

 

[Dire Newt]

Star Trek: Into Darkness. Yeah I saw Wrath of Khan too, JJ Abrams.

No I didn't but I get the references. The many, many references.