What movie did you watch last night? (25 Viewers)

[jonah]

I thought it was very lovely and sombre and beautifully shot.

 

[xsteox]

The Devils rejects, which I enjoyed a lot more than the first time I saw it(horrorton good few years back). Guess if you watch it, purely as a homage to those old 70's/80's horror/ultra violent/exploitation flick's and with less hype behind it, really good.

 

[GO]

The Devils Rejects is great.

 

[xsteox]

In a complete change of style, watched Reno911 again. Brought the lols.

 

[mr pharmacist!!!!1]

bad lieutenant with cage

insanely good. what a shopping bag full of crazy herzog is.

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

well.....it passed a couple of hours i guess.and i did like the accents and costumes.beyond that it was poor.

 

[Mormon Nailer]

Great Stuff.
The Dude Abides!

 

[GO]

well.....it passed a couple of hours i guess.and i did like the accents and costumes.beyond that it was poor.

Thats the kinda review I can use..Thanks TK...

 

[GO]

Great Stuff.
The Dude Abides!

I didnt know the Dude was in this...have ta watch it now...

 

[Cormcolash]

It never gets above average Gazzer

 

[David Kronenbourg]

i watched Greenberg which was only okay and Apocalypto which rages hard

 

[Kid Lovebeach]

I Love You Philip Morris - Has a kinda weird feel as it's presented like some Farrelly Bros comedy but there's not really that many actual jokes in it. It's just a sweet story about a total mentaller. 6/10

 

[Lili Marlene]

apparently he was a total dickhead??

except, EXCEPT I watched some of the extras and there's about an hour of additional interviews full of all the brilliant things he did for other people that they decided shouldn't be put in the film for whatever reason, rather they'd just have all the clips of him being called a coward and the like. weird film

 

[ratmonkey]

There are pistols, and some manner of Japanese theatrical shenanigans, so the title is reasonably accurate.

Surprisingly,this wasn't shit. They got Ice Cube to say "fuck the police" and all.

Poor old Bruce Campbell gets killed at the start, after all his effort in sorting out the Maniac Cop in the first one. Good rampage through a police station by the Maniac Cop in this.

 

[ratmonkey]

I did neglect to mention that Maniac Cop 2 has an appearance from Danny Trejo in a cell in the aforementioned police station.

 

[Cormcolash]

Saw Greenberg there. It's fairly bollocks.
Best thing about it was Shane McGowan coming in (edit: sorry, staggering in) and sitting in the row behind me, complete with cans and wife. Giving the odd cackle here and there. Then he had to get up to go to the jacks and missed the end. Even the staff were basically laughing at how much of a mess he is. His wife must be some sort of angel.

 

[Andy_aurel]

Charley Varrick: Class 70s Bank Job/mafia flick with Walter Matthau directed by Don Seigel.

Grey Gardens: Superb Documentary. Really should be seen by everyone.

Valdez is coming: Burt Lancaster as a mexican lawman western. Cool, one honest guy versus the bastards flick.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

excellent. val kilmer is a weirdly magnetic actor. great ending

 

[ratmonkey]

In which Jet Li is Bob Hoskins' dog, fighting and the like. Bit too slow when there's no fighting going on. Apparently this is in Glasgow, but there's not a single Scottish sounding person in the entire film. I suspect someone was lying to Morgan Freeman about the location, he's the only person who actually says it's Glasgow, and he's blind, so someone probably just lied to him and told him that was where he was. The fighting parts are good though.

This is another film about a dog, a ghost dog to be precise (not the Scooby Doo type).

 

[David Kronenbourg]

daft