Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Posher778]

Otis- 8/10


That mom is totally not even as impulsive as my mom. I loved it.


However.


*spoiler*
I really wish that it would've turned into a real revenge movie in the end, but I still enjoyed how it was a comedy the whole way.
*end spoiler*

[roshiq]

Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (2008)

>>: B-

[Freak]

Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay - If you liked the first you'll like this one. 7/10


Never Back Down - Liked this one alot more than I thought. 7/10

[alkytrio666]

Originally Posted by Roderick Usher

Wilder was a genius and capable of hopping from dark satire to screwball comedy to taught thriller with grace and ease. Check out Double Indemnity, it's one of the best nior thrillers ever filmed

Yeah, Return, I'd have to second this.
Double Indemnity is one of my very favorite movies of all time, and definately my favorite Wilder movie.

[The_Return]

Originally Posted by alkytrio666

Yeah, Return, I'd have to second this.
Double Indemnity is one of my very favorite movies of all time, and definately my favorite Wilder movie.

Cool, I've been meaning to track it down anyway but now I really have to - thanks guys :)

[The_Return]

Four Rooms

Well, I've got no idea what the hell I just watched...but I can say that it was easily the funniest movie that I've seen in ages. Roth is brilliant!

If you like off-the-wall, vaguely surreal comedy, you have to the check this out. Parts of it are super dark, there's slapstick humor, nice tits...its got something for everyone ;)

Now I'm pretty sure I've seen all of Tarantino's movies, minus My Best Friend's Birthday (but does that even really count?)


Masters of Horror: Sounds Like

It amazes how for the second season of this show, they managed to get a bunch of really talented directors together...then make them all seem exactly the same. I'm starting to think Mick Garris does all of these, then slaps other people's names on 'em.

I did enjoy this to an extent, I was just expecting more from someone like Brad Anderson - Session 9 + The Machinist are among my favourite films, so I had high expectations. The lead actor was really good, but otherwise this really wasnt anything special.


Bringing Out The Dead

Probably one of Scorsese's most underrated movies, and definately one of Nick Cage's best performances. It was pretty slow, but I really enjoyed it.

[illdojo]

Originally Posted by The_Return

Four Rooms
Well, I've got no idea what the hell I just watched...but I can say that it was easily the funniest movie that I've seen in ages. Roth is brilliant!

:eek: This was your 1st time seeing Four Rooms? Shame on you. :D
I love and own it...The "Wrong Man" room with Jennifer Beals is fucking hilarious.

[The_Return]

Originally Posted by illdojo

:eek: This was your 1st time seeing Four Rooms? Shame on you. :D
I love and own it...The "Wrong Man" room with Jennifer Beals is fucking hilarious.

I never really had much interested in it, to be honest. Bought it awhile back just to complete my Tarantino collection, but didn't think it looked all that great.

Couldn't have been more wrong! Had a smile on my face from start to finish...don't think I'd be able to pick a favourite story if I had to :D

[alkytrio666]

Originally Posted by The_Return

Cool, I've been meaning to track it down anyway but now I really have to - thanks guys :)

Do yourself a favor and buy the Universal Legacy DVD. Great transfer, good commentary, documentary, bonus film (DI remake), etc.

[The_Return]

Originally Posted by alkytrio666

Do yourself a favor and buy the Universal Legacy DVD. Great transfer, good commentary, documentary, bonus film (DI remake), etc.

That's this one, right?

http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pro...31&catid=14703

If so, I'll probably order it in a day or two.