What movie did you watch last night? (14 Viewers)

[nlgbbbblth]

Spaceballs is on FX this week

funny shit

 

[nlgbbbblth]

friday 13th part 2 - best friday 13th movie to feature an adult jason not in a hockey mask?

best Friday sequel was VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
best Nightmare sequel: III , used be II

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

gotta go with IV myself
first of the tommy jarvis ones

 

[Ed]

best Nightmare sequel: III , used be II

In my head number 3 was my favourite for ages, until i watched it again after not seeing it in years, uugh.
Bought 2 ex-rental from my local videoshop last summer, still not gotten around to watching it.

Halloween 9 is on the way

 

[nlgbbbblth]

In my head number 3 was my favourite for ages, until i watched it again after not seeing it in years, uugh.
Bought 2 ex-rental from my local videoshop last summer, still not gotten around to watching it.

Halloween 9 is on the way

picked up 3 from Gold-en Discs a few months back
€1 on VHS. They had a few

best Halloween sequel
torn between II, III, IV and H20

V and VI ain't up to it

 

[Cormcolash]

Watch T3 tonight. Amazing of course, in a both hilarious and brilliant way. When you think about it, T3 is surprisingly good, and there are some amusing lines in it. It's weird, like half the film is really well made, and half of it is just funny, weird.

Anyway then I turned the cable on to find that Falling Down was on BBC1. Ironic considering that I was thinking about watching it before I stuck T3 on, but ohhh fuckin right. Total genius! Think about it!

 

[La La]

i watched

for the 4th time.

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[P. Littbarski]

rented 3 films over the weekend...am starting to get concerned that my taste is up my own hole...i'm hoping that the opposite is true, that in fact other people also don't think much of the films that are generally regarded as 'cinematic masterpieces', 'original comedies' etc..

the 3 films below got pretty good reviews by people, newspapers, review shows, etc. and I was looking forward to seeing all three films...boy was I disappointed. I don't think I have seen a good, as in consistenty good film, in a long time.

Sideways - crap, boring, self-indulgent, moany...the whole wine thing was amusing at first, but wore thin after the 400th reference about Carbonic maceration ande how good the semillon grape really is. some funny bits but i don't get all the hype.

Enduring Love - just faded...the psycho guy had around 3 lines he kept on repeating...there was no momentum in the film. not very good.

I heart huckabees - i like the idea, but the psychobabble dialogue was incoherent and sounded like it came straight from a Dr. Phil self-help book. Maybe it worked for an American "i have 2 shrinks" audience but I didn't buy it...it was as if i was trying to be too clever for it's own boots or something and failed.

 

[P. Littbarski]

i watched

for the 4th time.

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now thats a good film...excellent choice

 

[La La]

the book is even better....it's amazing. i think i'm now going to brace myself and read

 

[RSJ]

Watched some brasilian film about guys in a prison. It relied a bit too much on charm, there was no story line so it had no direction, but it was by and large watchable. The camera work was fricken ace though, only thing is, and this is probably my own ignorance, but is there a rule somewhere that says "When filming in brazil, process the film with a mild green hue"? I like cross processing and all but damn, give it a rest.

 

[La La]

is there a rule somewhere that says "When filming in brazil, process the film with a mild green hue"?

perhaps it fell off the back of a truck, if ya knows what i mean....

 

[P. Littbarski]

the book is even better....it's amazing. i think i'm now going to brace myself and read

is he the guy who cut off his own arm ?

another climbing related survival story worth reading is 'left for dead' by beck weathers. he survided the 96 Everest disaster after spending a night unconscious in the death zone...lost some fingers etc. but managed to crawl back to camp the next day...crazy story.

 

[La La]

is he the guy who cut off his own arm ?

another climbing related survival story worth reading is 'left for dead' by beck weathers. he survided the 96 Everest disaster after spending a night unconscious in the death zone...lost some fingers etc. but managed to crawl back to camp the next day...crazy story.

yes, that's why he's posing with those pincers. he describes cutting through the tendons and all


i've been thinking of writing a bestseller for a while now. it seems to be pretty easy to do: try and climb a mountain, have something unimaginably horrible happen to you, avoid your inevitable demise, get back to safety somehow, and write a book.


who's coming with me?

 

[RSJ]

I'm on as long as i can get wi-fi up there.

 

[La La]

I'm on as long as i can get wi-fi up there.

fine jedi, but i hope you know that if it comes to it, i'm more than willing to cut the rope. !ninjaaaa























kidding.

 

[george mcfly]

i'd have to go with IV too for best Friday sequel.. that film could have been a million times better if the mask tommy jarvis is wearing to freak out his ma had of been his real head. rocky dennis vs. jason

best Nightmare sequel is without question II.. nightmare at the blue oyster!

 

[kevin gallen]

Palindromes

er.......... i dont know what to make of it really

 

[Ed]

I was going to watch friday the 13th last night but ended up watching old school.

 

[chutneyfarmer]

I was going to watch friday the 13th last night but ended up watching old school.

It was a Win-Win situation for you really, wasn't it?