Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[missmacabre]

Originally Posted by Disease

I like cheese, but this didn't grill well with me... I thought it blew.... I hoped for so much more.

I agree with you. It wasn't great considering all the hype (especially the hype among my friends) but throwing everything that I heard out the window, it was good. I wouldn't suggest it as a horror movie, but as a comedy.

[Posher778]

....I mocked the wrong person

*smack*

[The Mothman]

I thought Black Sheep was great all around.

[Posher778]

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly- ...... 5/10

Sorry.... I just don't like westerns. I want to like it, and I damn well respect this film for what it is, but i don't like it. ALKY- Don't kill me. First it was the Departed and now this.... Lol.

[Roderick Usher]

Originally Posted by Posher778

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly- ...... 5/10

Sorry.... I just don't like westerns. I want to like it, and I damn well respect this film for what it is, but i don't like it. ALKY- Don't kill me. First it was the Departed and now this.... Lol.

Nothing to laugh about. You don't like good films. Makes me sad, actually.

No Country For Old Men

Not my favorite Cohen Brothers film, but I'd put it in their top 5, which makes it better than most other films out there regardless of genre. I loved the ending and how they play with audience expectations throughout the film. Nothing is over-explained, nothing is even remotely over-stated. Subtle, beautiful film making that left my head spinning, but was somewhat emotionally unfulfilling. Posher would hate it.

8.5/10

I'll probably like this one even better upon repeated viewings.

[ChronoGrl]

Originally Posted by Posher778

....I mocked the wrong person

*smack*

bwahahahaha... I saw that... :p

Well played, though, sir. :D

[Posher778]

Originally Posted by Roderick Usher

Nothing to laugh about. You don't like good films. Makes me sad, actually.

No Country For Old Men

Not my favorite Cohen Brothers film, but I'd put it in their top 5, which makes it better than most other films out there regardless of genre. I loved the ending and how they play with audience expectations throughout the film. Nothing is over-explained, nothing is even remotely over-stated. Subtle, beautiful film making that left my head spinning, but was somewhat emotionally unfulfilling. Posher would hate it.

8.5/10

I'll probably like this one even better upon repeated viewings.

That's not fair... I like plenty of films that are considered *good* Just because you disagree doesn't mean my taste sucks.

[The Mothman]

Originally Posted by Posher778

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly- ...... 5/10

from now on, your opinions dont count.:)

[The Mothman]

Originally Posted by Roderick Usher

No Country For Old Men

Not my favorite Cohen Brothers film, but I'd put it in their top 5, which makes it better than most other films out there regardless of genre. I loved the ending and how they play with audience expectations throughout the film. Nothing is over-explained, nothing is even remotely over-stated. Subtle, beautiful film making that left my head spinning, but was somewhat emotionally unfulfilling. Posher would hate it.

8.5/10

I'll probably like this one even better upon repeated viewings.

just saw this about an hour ago.
damn good film, intense as hell. great performances and all around beautiful film making. i'd give it a 8/10



***SPOILER***


Didnt give the audience what it wanted.....on purpose though. good guy dies, bad guy lives and kills good guy's wife. harsh. i was a bit disapointed, because i really liked Josh Brolin's character.

[novakru]

Blood and Chocolate- come se come sa
Was worth watching.
I did love the transition scenes from human to wolf...real Pretty and Shiney:)