What movie did you watch last night? (8 Viewers)

[Cormcolash]

Blue Jasmine - good, but can't actually like it

Thor - good laugh really

Gravity - looks amazing, would have been amazing if they could have made the film without any humans in it

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

For the record, I loved Gravity.
I don't care about the loose plot or the thin characters or the cliches. It was gripping. That's what I went to see.

 

[Jill Hives]

Really? You didn't like it?

I hated every moment of it. I checked my watch about 10 times waiting for it to end.

 

[hermie]

I hated every moment of it. I checked my watch about 10 times waiting for it to end.

Aw that disappoints me somehow. It's good Woody. What didn't ya like?

 

[washingcattle]

I hated every moment of it. I checked my watch about 10 times waiting for it to end.

I bet it was like looking in a mirror for 2 hours Hives.

heh heh.

Ya big mental.

 

[Jill Hives]

Aw that disappoints me somehow. It's good Woody. What didn't ya like?

It was missing the comedic factor for me. Don't get me wrong the acting was superb, so much so, I wanted to punch Cate in the face. Normally, the internal struggle of his characters has a bit of levity but not this one for me. It was gruelling and uncomfortable.*







*Possibly a tiny bit of truth in washingcattle's joke.

 

[washingcattle]

Heh heh.

Joke ?

 

[hermie]

It was missing the comedic factor for me. Don't get me wrong the acting was superb, so much so, I wanted to punch Cate in the face. Normally, the internal struggle of his characters has a bit of levity but not this one for me. It was gruelling and uncomfortable.*







*Possibly a tiny bit of truth in washingcattle's joke.

Stuhlberg with the glove! Hilarious, come on??

 

[Jill Hives]

Stuhlberg with the glove! Hilarious, come on??

Refresh me, I may have fallen asleep.... :/

 

[hermie]

Refresh me, I may have fallen asleep.... :/

Ah it's not really a joke as such, just a fantastically creepy moment. You had to be there, or at least once there, conscious.

 

[Anthem]

Just watched Defending Your Life written and directed by Albert Brooks and starring Rip Torn and Meryl Streep. A warm comedy fantasy about a man who dies and goes to a place called judgment city. There they are judged about their life on Earth and how they dealt with their fear. If they pass the test - they move on to a more intelligent, fulfilling life, otherwise they are re-incarnated back on Earth until they have learnt their lesson. The script and performances are top notch and its funny without being mawkish or corny.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

The Tenant. my favourite Polanski film. A faultless exercise in paranoia and dread. Polanski should have been nominated for Best Actor as well. He's brilliant in this. And the score. Everything about it is perfect. There's not a wasted second onscreen.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

The Tenant. my favourite Polanski film. A faultless exercise in paranoia and dread. Polanski should have been nominated for Best Actor as well. He's brilliant in this. And the score. Everything about it is perfect. There's not a wasted second onscreen.

That's one of my favourite books but I've never seen the film. I really need to get on it.

 

[hermie]

Watched the 2nd Exorcist. It is indeed better than the third, if a little wacky in Boorman's hands. James Mason's shirts for a priest are a sight to behold. Stevie Nicks is surprisingly good in it

 

[george mcfly]

Olympus Has Fallen, right now. Man oh man, this is some cheesy shit but really entertaining

 

[george mcfly]

US Netflix seems to have had a bit of a revamp on the PS3, lots of great new/old stuff. Trash from the 80s that I really love like, Troll, Ghoulies and Fly 2.

When a teenager this guy said said "You look like someone famous.", I said "who?" and he said "The dog from Fly 2".

I did kind of look like the dog from Fly 2 at the time though.

 

[pete]

Just in from seeing Gravity in that IMAX 3D. Best VFX I've ever seen in a movie, and the 3d was fantastic for a change. Not a bad movie neither.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Doctor Death (1973)

Effective US horror [not a TVM] about selective re-incarnation and transfer of souls. Some hotness. Briefly features Moe Howard from The Three Stooges is his final role.

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[Anthony]

The Internship. I wanted to gouge my eyes and ears out with a screwdriver within minutes.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

I won the limited edition 25th anniversary DVD of Cannibal Holocaust on ebay yesterday.

Looking forward to retiring my fourth generation VHS copy from 1984.

You can complain all your like about the film but there's one key message.

The indigenous people are the real savages in this instance.