Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[FreddyMyers]

Donnie Darko: I never really got the huge appeal that this movie got when it was released. It's quite good, but nowhere near the "life-changing experience" that so many people tried to make it out to be.[/QUOTE]

Changed my life cause i saw it on a shit load of mushrooms when it 1st came out. :eek: Stopped doing drugs the next morning......:confused:

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by cheebacheeba

Had all the atmosphere of the Statham title, and in my personal opinion it actually managed to exceed it a little....

Yeah I enjoyed it more than the first one - I was suprised it was a prequal to the Paul Bartel film not the recent Death Race....

[Angra]

Originally Posted by FreddyMyers

Donnie Darko: I never really got the huge appeal that this movie got when it was released. It's quite good, but nowhere near the "life-changing experience" that so many people tried to make it out to be.

Changed my life cause i saw it on a shit load of mushrooms when it 1st came out. :eek: Stopped doing drugs the next morning......:confused:[/QUOTE]


Dude, have you ever watched Donnie Darko......... on weed?!!

[fiend_skull]

I need to go through this thread more often, need new movie to watch haha...

Seven
Pet Semetary
Zodiac
Inglorious Bastards
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Tremors
Inside

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by DP McCoy

I thought Undisputed II (Also Michael Jai White) and Undisputed III were fun also.

Yeh I dug those too especially Undisputed III.

[psycho d]

The Girl Who Played with Fire (2009). This second installment of the Millennium Trilogy gets a lot of flack, most of which is unfair. It enjoys a new director, which seems a strange choice for a trilogy, but he pulls it off. Of course a new director is going to add a new feel to a trilogy, but many fans unfairly feel that such a change is bad. Huh? Is the new director suddenly to emulate, imitate, or even become someone else? Silliness. The Girl Who Played with Fire stands on its own. It answers many questions from its predecessor without giving up too much. Of course it is Noomi Rapace that owns this film, and probably the whole trilogy. She draws us in to her discomfiting world with an inappropriately attractive force born of emotional pain. Who could not root for such a convoluted character? Nyqvist, her polar compliment and ally, serves as an appropriate counterbalance to Noomi, and what could be a prosaic humdrum becomes a welcomed character that plays his cards above the board. The story unraveled with aplomb, and as the tension builds our hearts go out to the unlikely Gothic heroine. The direction and camera work did their magic without ostentation, allowing the story to unfold without much artistic interruption. The ending was nigh perfect. It came just as we expect the next exciting moment to erupt, earning our subscription to the last installment of the Millennium Trilogy.
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[neverending]

Waiting for Guffman

Never had a chance to catch this before. Hilarious. Laughed all the way through. Another Guest masterpiece.

[ShankS]

The Book of Eli

[Horror4ever]

The Prowler
It's Alive

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by Horror4ever

The Prowler

Fuck yes. Amazing stuff.