What was the last film (or films) you watched?

amonb · 10-15-2007, 03:33 AM

28 Weeks Later. Thought I had to try it. Sucked.

Naren · 10-15-2007, 03:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Karl Hungus

Yesterday I watched Zodiac. I really enjoyed it.

I saw that a few months ago. I thought it was pretty interesting. And I always thought Robert Downey Jr. was a very interesting actor to watch.

I saw a few movies within the last few days, but I can't remember what.

playstopause · 10-15-2007, 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Naren

I saw that a few months ago. I thought it was pretty interesting. And I always thought Robert Downey Jr. was a very interesting actor to watch.

Downey Jr. is excellent in that movie. Good flick.

...

Watched "The good shepherd" last night. Really interesting (it's on the birth of the CIA). I usually dislike Matt Damon. He was A+ in that movie. Great acting.

Kevan · 10-15-2007, 01:14 PM

After memorizing Ace Ventura (only the 1st one) and all his lines from The Mask, I thought it'd be difficult to wrap my mind around Jim Carrey in a serious/dramatic role, but with The Number 23 is was EASY.
Good flick. Worth the rent.

My latest, however, is from the Broken Lizard guys: Beerfest.
One of the best comedy troupes in ages. I have all their movies on DVD.

If you can, rent Shawn Of The Dead and Hot Fuzz and watch them back to back, in that order.
Get a towel under your ass because you will probably pee your pants from laughing so hard.

Oh, a couple more things:
- History Of The World- Part 1 FTW!!!!
- We are Christian Bale fans at this house too. American Psycho FTW!

DevilsAngel · 10-16-2007, 05:33 AM

Most recent has been Scary Movie 1, 2, and 3...will be watching 4 soon. We recently watched Hot Fuzz and thought it was hilarious.

The Good Shepherd was a great movie...saw that on the big screen. We also added it to our growing collection of movies.

distressed_romeo · 10-16-2007, 08:14 AM

Faust: Love the Damned

Low-budget superhero/horror film. Pretty entertaining in a mindless sort of way.

Naren · 10-16-2007, 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by distressed_romeo

Faust: Love the Damned

Low-budget superhero/horror film. Pretty entertaining in a mindless sort of way.

Strangely enough, I actually saw that movie about a month ago. Complete rubbish. I can't believe I sat through that steaming pile of shit.

(and that's coming from a pretty big horror fan, as well as a fan of low budget horror).

Probably the worst film I've seen this year.

Karl Hungus · 10-16-2007, 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Naren

Strangely enough, I actually saw that movie about a month ago. Complete rubbish. I can't believe I sat through that steaming pile of shit.

(and that's coming from a pretty big horror fan, as well as a fan of low budget horror).

Probably the worst film I've seen this year.

Agreed.

I bought it on the strenth that it was directed by Brian Yuzna, who had directed Society, Return Of The Living Dead III, and produced the Reanimator films and From Beyond. His stuff was already pretty much low budget B-Movie fare, but Faust was one of the most shockingly bad films I'd ever seen in my life... I hope I never have to see it again in my life.

Quickly brought it back to where I bought it and got something else instead.

Naren · 10-16-2007, 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Karl Hungus

Agreed.

I bought it on the strenth that it was directed by Brian Yuzna, who had directed Society, Return Of The Living Dead III, and produced the Reanimator films and From Beyond. His stuff was already pretty much low budget B-Movie fare, but Faust was one of the most shockingly bad films I'd ever seen in my life... I hope I never have to see it again in my life.

Quickly brought it back to where I bought it and got something else instead.

I've seen pretty much all those movies you mentioned. I liked From Beyond (although it was really cheesy and not scary at all compared to the story it was based on) and I thought the Reanimator films were pretty interesting for the most part. I don't really remember the other films too well. But Faust was unspeakably horrible. My girlfriend and I saw it in a rental store and she said, "What's this?" and I said, "Hey, Faust. The old classic tale... and directed by Brian Yuzna. I've seen some of his movies." We ended up renting it and it was... uh... pretty horrible. Luckily we had actually rented TWO movies and the other one was really really good (I don't remember what it was, though).

NDG · 10-16-2007, 01:07 PM

Battle Royale

Edit* Blade Runner now that I think about it.

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Kevan The Tremol-No Guy Join Date: May 2005 Location: Columbus, OH Posts: 1,650 Main Seven: RG-7-CST Rig: Rivera TBR-2SL 4x12 Thanked: 28	After memorizing Ace Ventura (only the 1st one) and all his lines from The Mask, I thought it'd be difficult to wrap my mind around Jim Carrey in a serious/dramatic role, but with The Number 23 is was EASY. Good flick. Worth the rent. My latest, however, is from the Broken Lizard guys: Beerfest. One of the best comedy troupes in ages. I have all their movies on DVD. If you can, rent Shawn Of The Dead and Hot Fuzz and watch them back to back, in that order. Get a towel under your ass because you will probably pee your pants from laughing so hard. Oh, a couple more things: - History Of The World- Part 1 FTW!!!! - We are Christian Bale fans at this house too. American Psycho FTW! "Thank YOU, Jim Day!"

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