Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[joshaube]

Lucky Number Slevin
Running Scared
Transamerica

All a whopping 5 stars. :)

Oh, and... Identity (DC) gets a 4.

[horrorobsessed]

fell asleep watching A Nightmare On Elm Street and woke up at midnight to the sounds of a guy dying on Halloween 4.


How would you count that?

[Posher778]

Originally posted by horrorobsessed
fell asleep watching A Nightmare On Elm Street and woke up at midnight to the sounds of a guy dying on Halloween 4.


How would you count that?

?? What's to count..?

[horrorobsessed]

dude bite me

[Posher778]

Ohhh no you aren't starting with me, out you go.

*holds up "it's summer now" happy shield*



By the way, I watched The Lion King in 4th period today, 8/10

[horrorobsessed]

whatever

translation--


how would you count that means...

which one is the last one i watched.

(falling asleep to or waking up to, to turn off the tv)

[The_Return]

To Catch a Thief


This is the kind of movie that would be impossible to make in this day and age. The story relies on characters more than spectacle, and acting more than action. There are plenty of scenes that modern audiences would deem "slow" or "boring", but in fact these are the high points of the film. The chemistry between Cary Grant and Grace Kelly was superb, and I must admit to a few chuckles at their many double-entendres. Their characters were both great, Grant played one heck of a great thief! The plot kept me interested throughout, despite a rather obvious outcome. And who could forget that great opening scene? Hats off to Hitchcock for that one!

Overall, this was pretty fun. It wasn't an incredible film, but I enjoyed it.

7.5/10

[Posher778]

Originally posted by The_Return
To Catch a Thief


This is the kind of movie that would be impossible to make in this day and age. The story relies on characters more than spectacle, and acting more than action. There are plenty of scenes that modern audiences would deem "slow" or "boring", but in fact these are the high points of the film. The chemistry between Cary Grant and Grace Kelly was superb, and I must admit to a few chuckles at their many double-entendres. Their characters were both great, Grant played one heck of a great thief! The plot kept me interested throughout, despite a rather obvious outcome. And who could forget that great opening scene? Hats off to Hitchcock for that one!

Overall, this was pretty fun. It wasn't an incredible film, but I enjoyed it.

7.5/10

I enjoyed that too, but, what year exactly is it? I forget.



I'm in the middle of I Robot with Will smith for the second time, and, I still think this movie is utter garbage...

[Elvis_Christ]

Two of the worst pieces of shit I've seen in a long time: Da Vinci Code and Dead Scared (why Brad Douriff wastes his time on trash shit like this I'll never know).

[The STE]

Good Night, and Good Luck.
5/5