Really cool movie. I was all kinds of miffed to find out the cat was just armored at the end...That said:
Movies That You Doubt Others Have Seen
- Thread starter zHellas
- Start date
Recommended Videos
Yeah, Monster sounded decent. But it was like Cloverfield with a low budget, as in it looked like a cell phone camera. The acting was terrible, the monster is in the movie for roughly 32 frames at the end of the movie, and it's just seen as a tentacle. I'm not putting it in spoilers, cause you just don't want to watch it.AvsJoe said:
Also, on a Tucker Max scale, I'd say we were Pissed. We were just over buzzing, but nothing too silly.
If I were a rich man, dadadadadadadeedeedum..darkknight9 said:
Had to watch it in high school, still enjoy singing that song from time to time.
Gosh so much to cover, I've seen most films listed. A few comments of relevance (or not):
My pick: Kitchen. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0122133/
I'll be pretty impressed by anyone who's seen this film, and even more impressed by anyone who can tell me where I can get it on DVD.
Seen it. I'm also a very optimistic person who think nihilism is for idiots, but then maybe I wouldn't be if I lived in a suburban nightmare as depicted in that film. Hated the film by the way. I can see what they were going for but I don't think it works, I thought Kids (by the same screenwriter) was far better realised.Mr. In-between said:
One of my favourite films ever. I cried like a baby during most of it. It had even more impact on me because I went into the film not knowing what it was going to be about. I later picked it up on DVD and found out that the film has spoilers in the promo material on the back of the box! A film that must be seen from a position of total ignorance for the correct sledgehammer effect.Casual Shinji said:
That damn film kicks serious ass. I don't even know how to describe it really, but just incredibly gobsmackingly awesome.That said:
Seen this, hilarious, a film I'd totally recommend to absolutely everyone. Haven't laughed that much AND felt so awkward while watching a film in a long time.2012 Wont Happen said:
That film was very good (and very mindfucky) but could have used some editing. Kaufman is better when someone else is directing his scripts.The Ruler of Nosgoth said:
Not only have I seen Wild Zero but I played a gig with the featured band Guitar Wolf. The GW bass player even used my bass onstage because he broke a string on his own. What kind of psycho breaks bass strings jesus...-Samurai- said:
I've seen this, the anime, yes? Thought it was pretty good, smarter and better-paced than Akira, Ghost In The Shell, Evangelion and all that other nonsense everyone raves about. Still misogynistic as all hell though (needless fanservicey sexual assault scenes urgh) but then par for the course in that style I guess.ChromeAlchemist said:
People seem to love that film on this forum but I thought it was total B-grade trash. The lead character's transition from loyal to rebel isn't peroperly handled or explained (clearly key scenes got left on the cutting room floor), and the gun kata stuff... sheesh.JUMBO PALACE said:
Seen all three. However I don't live where you do so maybe that's why.[Kira Must Die said:
Seen both. MTF was the first Peter Jackson film I ever saw, I saw it when it came out in the cinema. Would you believe that a couple people in the audience left the cinema during the opening song (just before the "come on you fat slag move your ass" line) because they thought it was really a Muppets film and not a parody?sinsfire said:
I have a copy of that dubbed into Thai for some weird reason. Still a great film and it's not like you need the dialogue to apprecaite it...Shaun_Emmerich said:
My pick: Kitchen. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0122133/
I'll be pretty impressed by anyone who's seen this film, and even more impressed by anyone who can tell me where I can get it on DVD.
