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

[NerdyMunk]

Friday -

4/5.
Saturday -

3/5.​

 

[Toddcopper]

 

[Taralack]

Oh I guess we're into posting pictures of the movie poster now.

Without spoiling anything it was FUCKING AMAZING AND EVERYONE NEEDS TO WATCH IT

 

[ElectricBlue1989]

Monty Python's The Meaning of Life:

Nothing, and I mean NOTHING can prepare you for this flick. Yes, they did give the meaning (not that it will be the answer everybody was looking).
I also learned that SundanceTV doesn't do censors.

And now, for something completely different (see what I did there?)...

A Man Called Peter:

A well-made 1955 movie about a revolutionary preacher. The DVD box shows him with a preacher collar, but he hated wearing them! Yes, it's in a way a collection of sermons, but man they were good! Better than many sermons I've been sitting through at church.

The Dead Pool:

While I disagree to a point with Siskel & Ebert, it was rather good. Shorter on duration and tamer in violence when compared to the other four.

 

[Toddcopper]

 

[NerdyMunk]

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2/5.​

 

[CrazyLee]

Marvel stuff.

Winter Solider. Better than I thought it would be.


Second half of 2003 Hulk. I can see why people hate this movie, the annoying "24" style multi-shot got annoying fast, and the ending made little sense.

 

[Sylver]

The Matrix 2

 

[NerdyMunk]

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[Taralack]

At first only because of this guy:

But the movie itself was great too. I'm such a sucker for well designed sci-fi.

 

[Toddcopper]

 

[Sulfide]

Oh I guess we're into posting pictures of the movie poster now.

Without spoiling anything it was FUCKING AMAZING AND EVERYONE NEEDS TO WATCH IT

The movie had a very intresting story line, and was engaging the entire time. I thought a few pieces were a little corny but it was still a great movie, better then a lot of other new relases I scene recently, definetley better then Captain America and Robo Cop

 

[Harbinger]

Holy shit i waited too goddamn long to see this movie, finally got to see it, worth the wait, it was awesome.

 

[RedLeFrench]

Godzilla : it was... okay I guess. The parts with Cranston and the Zilla were awesome, but the main plotline with the usual bland americain hero trying to go back to his familly is just tiring...Didn't care for the humans, as they all felt just like one-dimensionnal characters, just there to be the stereotypes they were supposed to be (except Cranston and Watanabe who were really good characters). At least when the Zilla was there, it was fun and had shivers everytime he made his scream.

 

[Batty Krueger]

Holy shit i waited too goddamn long to see this movie, finally got to see it, worth the wait, it was awesome.

That part in the elevator, holy shit! 0.0

And this movie, amazing acting by Pegg as usual. Its a lil different, but its pretty damn fucking funny and just straight up a good movie. And its on netflix! Go watch! Go!

 

[Toddcopper]

 

[LizardKing]

Godzilla (2014)

I'd give it a meh/10. I think it had potential, but like someone who pours ketchup all over a fine steak,it was frequently overshadowed by AMERICA-flavoured crap. The few monster fight scenes were rather anti-climatic too.

 

[Batty Krueger]

Ill still see Godzilla because of Cranston. Hes one of my fave actors and not because of Breaking Bad.

 

[Harbinger]

That part in the elevator, holy shit! 0.0

And this movie, amazing acting by Pegg as usual. Its a lil different, but its pretty damn fucking funny and just straight up a good movie. And its on netflix! Go watch! Go!

Not on the shitty UK netflix :/
Its like they want us to pirate everything.
And holy fuck yeah, that was fucking brutal, top notch effects though i think that head stomp was practical effects. I didnt know much about the film despite the hype, didnt know it was going to be as awesomely violent as it was. Also Nightcall and A real human being were fucking amazing tracks used in it.

 

[Batty Krueger]

A real human being is a beautiful track.
Brings tears to my heartless eyes.

 

[Harbinger]

Dat ending tho.

 

[Batty Krueger]

Dat hammer, dat bullet. That had to be my favorite part, that shit was insane. Just imagine getting a 9mm hammered into your forehead >-<;;

 

[Harbinger]

He was pretty kick ass throughout the film

As for other films i've already mentioned Godzilla in another thread, aside from that im currently watching Ice Age Continental drift, wasnt expecting much then BAM all of a sudden Peter Dinklidge pops up outta nowhere.

 

[Feste]

Finally saw it. Still funny.

 

[ElectricBlue1989]

My head's in space recently...

Dune:

Shame that BBC America showed it in the worst quality imaginable...
You definitely need to pay attention at all times, or you'll miss more details than not. Some special f/x have aged worse than others, but man, what a great story!

Alien3:

It left a bad taste in my mouth because of what they did to the survivors of Aliens. Even if it further expanded the legend of Ripley.
Alas, its story is an evil necessity for the next film...

Alien: Resurrection:

Insanity Ripley rocks! Personally, I found it more instense than the 3rd. And that swimming scene was amazingly done!

And now for something a little different...

Close Encounters of the Third Kind:

I can't remember he last time I cried the way I did when watching an alien/space movie, or any movie for that matter. The scenes, the details, the simple music... oh, the feels, man!