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^My friend keeps telling me to watch that film...I'll have to get on it at some point.
So in light of Halloween coming up, it's time I roll out some Horror Classics and last night I did just that by watching Army Of Darkness. It's such a badass film, it definitely is more of a comedy but I love it none-the-less. Can't go wrong with Ash kicking Deadites asses!  | |
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The other day we watched "Plump Fiction". Where do I start? It's a send-up movie, obviously, and I'm not saying anything further, just that you all should try to find it and watch it!!
Today we watched "The Commitments" again. Another good one, and with a pretty decent soundtrack!! | |
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Found this streaming on a friend's netflix last night to keep this Halloween Spirit flowing...I was about to watch House Of The Dead, but saw the cover to this and given the short time, I thought it would be a fun flick:
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Very impressed with Adrien Brody's performance.....and body in this movie.Liked the movie alot. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/31/2010 10:26AM by Demonseed25. | |
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The film is only going to get released here in France in December (and only in "holyshitwhatthehellisthispleaseripoffmyearsandkillme" french dub), but fortunately the internet is awesome and i saw it in Blu-ray. Obviously, it's one of the best movies ever. |
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johnny_ripper posted: Yes, i watched it again. |
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Evil Dead 2.
That movie is a fuckin' riot! 
THe soundtrack kicks ass, it has great sequences and film style. Perfect popcorn movie.  |
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The Social Network. Finally saw it!!! After all that has been said about it, I thought "will I or won't I go see it?" I'm very glad I did. I thoroughly enjoyed it, it's one of those meaty, "sink your teeth into" kind of movies that leave you still figuring out who did what to whom. And of course, Messrs Reznor and Ross did a KILLER soundtrack!!!
Haven't bought the soundtrack yet, but now that I've seen the movie, both the movie and soundtrack are on my shopping list. | |
Only thing i can say is, ''Wow this movie is awesome''!! Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/08/2010 07:31PM by Demonseed25. | |
Demonseed25 posted: Not trying to be a jerk buuuuut what made it awesome? I love the games and I just thought this movie was beyond terrible. | |
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Scott Pilgrim... for the second time. I really like it
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It was actually more like a "mini series", the new version of The Day Of The Triffids. It was pretty good, although as usual whenever I sit down to watch a bit of television I dozed off...
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I recently watched a couple movies, first one being Ken Russell's 1971 highly controversial film The Devils. I bought this on Amazon a while back and finally found the right time to view this feature and the waiting was well worth it. This film is extremism at it's finest. There's not even one particular area or scene that is more intense than the other, cause the film as a whole is just out of this world. When this film premiered in 1971, it sent shockwaves throughout the industry for its content and was heavily edited and cut to please the average viewer. Even against todays standards, this film goes to far ends to shock the hell out of you; literally. Luckily, after a petition went out years ago, Ken Russell was able to restore the full uncut version for a DVD release. Coincidentally, this film came out the same year as Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, and we all know how crazy that film is, but I find this feature to stand right up there with it, if not more than A Clockwork Orange along the lines of Extremism/Shock Value. And just like Kubrick's film, this feature is far from being dated, even with the grainy restoration sequences, the story, the characters and performances really hold you onto the end. After watching it, it's one of those ones you need time to adjust and digest whatever it is you just witnessed. I really wonder why this film isn't discussed more often or recognized for it's powerful nature. I don't know how or where Ken Russell comes up with his ideas and visions for his films, but he can take things pretty far and this one sure is a "No-Holds Bar" feast for the eyes. So I suggest that if you watch this film, watch with caution and not on a full stomach
And I also caught Gaspar Noe's Enter The Void for the second time...it's just a wild existential/spiritual experience and is just as great as the first viewing. Normally if I REALLY love a film like this, I try not to watch it too many times to savor that feeling, but I couldn't resist with Enter The Void...it's just one of those movies. I can't wait for this to be released on DVD in January for an Uncut version. | |
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I watched this yesterday & laughed & laughed - I'd forgotten just how funny this movie is. Especially the scene where Horse(a Jamaican-born man) is inside a public phone booth complaining to the company who sent him a penis enlarger, about it NOT WORKING!! LOL.
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