What movie did you watch last night? (3 Viewers)

[righteous harmony]

got the tigon collection on friday. watched 3 films on monday and 3 last night. virgin witch, blood on satan's claw and the witchfinder general are all fab. the rest of 'em (which i hadn't seen before) were ok...
then i realised that there was a song on the last danzig album about angel blake (from blood on satan'a claw) so i had to listen to danzig. that's my excuse...

 

[Unicron]

While we were thumpedless I saw Constantine (yawn) and The Woodsman (fucking hell).

 

[Anthony]

Isn't that navan's unofficial title, what with all the exhausted commuters who live there?

http://www.taraskryne.org/

 

[billygannon]

Just saw two re-makes

Dawn of the Dead - not bad.

The Grudge - shite.

 

[avernus]

in the last few days I have watched:

Wonderboys: for the 30th time. its just so brilliant. Professor Trip is a marvellous character. I want in in that life.

Escape from LA: awful and kick ass. very enjoyable.

Independence Day: poor. but very entertaining of course. first time watching it since the cinema. Big Wil is so class.

Gladiator: love it and caught the last 20 mins on tv. Crowe looks a lot like that kid from the O.C.

Like Mike: god how did I end up watching this. very enjoyable. Crispin Glover playing himself, yet again.

Daddy Day Care: oh god. enjoyed the Star Trek TOS references though.

 

[xsteox]

then i realised that there was a song on the last danzig album about angel blake (from blood on satan'a claw) so i had to listen to danzig. that's my excuse...

listening to danzig is mandetory, danzig=.|..|

 

[LMD64]

watched Rat Race last night. oh god. awful shite, made me laugh, but the ending was hideous, like something from a PR person's wet dream. the band were playing that song from Shrek, and one of the kids goes "Hey! It's Smash Mouth!"

whodefuck?

awful film.

 

[Cormcolash]

in the last few days I have watched:

Wonderboys: for the 30th time. its just so brilliant. Professor Trip is a marvellous character. I want in in that life.

Escape from LA: awful and kick ass. very enjoyable.

Independence Day: poor. but very entertaining of course. first time watching it since the cinema. Big Wil is so class.

Gladiator: love it and caught the last 20 mins on tv. Crowe looks a lot like that kid from the O.C.

Like Mike: god how did I end up watching this. very enjoyable. Crispin Glover playing himself, yet again.

Daddy Day Care: oh god. enjoyed the Star Trek TOS references though.

Escape from LA = Genius
Gladiator = Amazing. I love this film. And yeah that kid looks like Russell Crowe, exactly what I said!

 

[avernus]

Escape from LA = Genius
Gladiator = Amazing. I love this film. And yeah that kid looks like Russell Crowe, exactly what I said!

yeah for sure. second I saw him I was like "hey, is that like Russell Crowes son/brother/frozen father?"

guy knows how to punch so theres gotta be a connection. also theyve made jokes about it on the OC.

 

[Unclealo]

Recently saw:

The Affliction, written and directed by the guy who wrote Taxi Driver and starring Nick Nolte, Willem Dafoe and (name escapes me - looks like Lee Marvin, starred in Cross of Iron among other things). Bleak but brilliant stuff

The Swimmer: Surreal 60's movie with Burt Lancaster about a guy who decides to "swim" home across a county going from Swimming pool to Swimming pool. Very good.

 

[Kid Lovebeach]

the aviator - thoroughly enjoyable
the woodsman - great
life aquatic - coulda been so much better if it had a plot or something
napoloeon dynamite - i caught you a magnificent bass

 

[nlgbbbblth]

The Swimmer: Surreal 60's movie with Burt Lancaster about a guy who decides to "swim" home across a county going from Swimming pool to Swimming pool. Very good.

brilliant film, a favourite of mine. Great story

 

[Eddie Gorilla]

Last night I watched Steel, starring Shaque O' Neill.


That rhymes to a thoroughly embarassing extent.
The film was hard to watch to a thoroughly embarassing extent.

Absolutely fantastically shite.

 

[avernus]

A Man Apart - surprisingly decent. bit of a bogie ending, but still nay too shabby an action film.

Glengarry Glenross - last 20 minutes of it. fuckin great movie.

Bonfire of the Vanities - last 40 minutes. gets awful stick, but its ok.

 

[spiritualtramp]

the woodsman - great

Didn't think it was that amazing myself. The plot seemed a bit unbelievable in the end.But there was some wonderful acting from Bacon and it was cool to see hiphop stars that actually can act for a change.


Went to see a documentary about the Madrid bombings in the IFI on sunday - pretty grim.

I bought Bus 174 last week, it is a documentary film about a hostage situation on a bus in Rio. Pretty fucked up.

Speaking of Brazil, has anyone seen City of Men? The same dudes that made City of God made it and I'm wondering is it worth buying.

 

[LMD64]

Ring 2. Yeah, pretty good, i suppose. Visually creepy, like. Hadn't seen the first one, or the american remakes. Weird how japanese girls have the ability to look way more terrified than other nations' girls.

 

[Wavioli]

that bit with the girl giggling and then shaking up and down creeps the creppy creeps out of my em, um, uhhh, face.

 

[ci]

I saw Intermission fer my first time. Alright like.

 

[Unclealo]

brilliant film, a favourite of mine. Great story

Very dark ending. Well cool!

 

[Alan Remorse]

watched First Blood Part 2 last night. Fucking amazing.