Last Film You Watched? (use spoiler tags in this topic)

[Deaf_Null]

Originally Posted by Escape

I loved the part where that jesus guy says something like: "or I will stick a gun to your head and pull the trigger till it goes.....'click'.

Yeah, that's that whole bowling scene, I saw that 10 times at least

Originally Posted by Claireofthemoon

Taking Woodstock Ang Lee's follow-up to Brokeback Mountain and Lust, Caution (which I didn't see). It was about the people in the small town where the music festival Woodstock was held. Good characters, especially Emile Hirsch as a mentally wounded Vietnam vet. He's turning out to be quite a good actor.

I picked that up a couple of weeks ago, still haven't watched it though. Is there a lot of music in the film too?

[jonnyhiboy!]

Slither - It was coincedently on tv last night, but i watched it ond vd before it actually came on. Great horror/comedy with some really strange and weird shit i've never before seen in a film.

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Really cool where the chick in the bath doesn't notice that thing crawling up the window and into the room. It was very close to down bellow. She manages to kill it and all the while doing this she is naked yet you don't see a nipple. She has some of the best scenes in the movie, i love the bit where her parents are trying to break the car window, that guy saves her and crazy people spurt things out of their mouths. Although i do admire her for doing the scene. She looked to be about 18 at the time, but was actually about 23.

Claire i think you would enjoy this as it has the same type of humour as Drag Me To Hell which if i recall correctly you liked.

[Claireofthemoon]

^ I put it on my Netflix que.

Originally Posted by Deaf_Null

Yeah, that's that whole bowling scene, I saw that 10 times at least



I picked that up a couple of weeks ago, still haven't watched it though. Is there a lot of music in the film too?

There's some, but I think only one or two songs that were played at Woodstock.

[Deaf_Null]

Had a rewatch on Superbad, love that part where Seth makes all these drawings of dicks in primary school I also used to draw them everywhere when I was younger and the school contacted my parents cause they thought I was being abused. lol

[DarkMaster24]

Menace II Society-Gripping movie that highlights the struggles a man who's cuturally oppressed faces.

[Claireofthemoon]

Originally Posted by Deaf_Null

Had a rewatch on Superbad, love that part where Seth makes all these drawings of dicks in primary school I also used to draw them everywhere when I was younger and the school contacted my parents cause they thought I was being abused. lol

You were a bad child...lol

[DarkMaster24]

Originally Posted by Claireofthemoon

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It was really ironic that the main character was pretty gung-ho about doing his job and doesn't realize how inhumanely the prawns were being treated until he starts to become one.

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Yes. It was his transformation into an alien that made him become more human (ie. civilized). The message they were sending was that people are ok with that sort of thing until they're forced into doing it themselves. Like with animals, the typical person has no problem eating meat. But if they had to slaughter a cow with a knife to get the meat, would they?

[flyboy51]

Originally Posted by Deaf_Null

Had a rewatch on Superbad, love that part where Seth makes all these drawings of dicks in primary school I also used to draw them everywhere when I was younger

Deaf...YOU WOULD!

[DarkMaster24]

Drag Me to Hell-It was a great horror film, and as far as horror movies go, it's one of my new favorites. I can't think of a better horror I've seen than this one.

[Hart]

Watched Hannibal - such a slow film. Usually I like slower films, maybe it was because of the massive Turkey dinner and I was slightly drunk but still. Didn't have the blistering pace that the other films have, especially near the end. Was a bit disappointed really.

Plus, watched Collateral - I've already seen it but it's great anyway. Probably one of the only films I really like Tom Cruise in. Such a tense, slick, stylish film.