Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[bwind22]

I Know What You Did Last Summer

Well, it's not the worst teen slasher film out there, but it's a far cry from the best too. The acting is decent, the gore somewhat lacking, the direction routine. At least the script was still a fairly original plot when it came out so I won't pick on that too much either... My main gripes are that the villain sorta sucks and the kill scenes were really lacking.

C-




Christmas Vacation

I've always enjoyed the Vacation franchise and this is probably one of my 2 favorites. Good old fashioned National Lampoon style family fun.

B

[Amalthea_unicorn]

My Little Pony - The Movie 8 / 10

[Geddy]

Santa's slay.

Lifeforce.

9/10

[noctuary]

Originally Posted by The_Return

Masters of Horror: Haeckel's Tale

Enjoyed it for the most part, but it really falls to shit near the end.

Agreed. You really should read Clive Barker's story though. As I said in the book thread, it's probably the best thing he's written in years, and it's light years beyond the movie.

The last movie I saw was An Inconvenient Truth. Regardless of what you may think of Al Gore, this is an important film, and I urge you all to see it.

[urgeok]

Originally Posted by noctuary

The last movie I saw was An Inconvenient Truth. Regardless of what you may think of Al Gore, this is an important film, and I urge you all to see it.

had a lasting impression on me too

[Marroe]

Originally Posted by alkytrio666

A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965)

I recorded that last night, and I'll prolly watch while having dinner tonight.

Last seen was Charlottes Web; 2006. They did a really good job with it, and there's a lot of big name's in there for voices. Steve Buscemi was PERFECT for Tempelton.
I guess if I were rating it I would give it a 4 out of 5 only because it didn't have any of the songs they used in original movie. Yes, I realize they were focusing more on the book, but those songs were cool, damnit.
Very cute, funny, and sad (I cried, I knew it would happen:o ). I'm just surpised there weren't more kids in the theater. I counted about 5 in whole place.

[PhilnEdee]

Miami Vice
World Trade Center
BAMBI 2 and Fox and Hound 2

[Geddy]

A christmas carol.

[alkytrio666]

The Whistler (1944)

Great B flick directed by the great William Castle (The Tingler, Strait-Jacket) narrating an idea conceived by the famous CBS radio show of the same title.