Recently Seen Films

[missvalentine]

I just watched The Departed again and it's just so fucking awesome! even thoguh i knew what was gonna happen at the end it still gets me every time. It's just so epicly awesome that movie, i would give it 10/10.

it's one of my favourite movies ever, but watching it again last night made me realise how much i hate Matt Damons character in it, Spoiler:

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i loved when Mark Wahlberg shot him at the end.

[aris13]

The Departed is a decent remake.

[nemesiswontdie]

i watched Me Myself and Irene friday and i love that movie
thats classic Jim Carry for ya.

i love the Vagiclean part

"whats wrong baby? a little extra cheese on the taco?"

[Stars1356]

I finally saw Star Trek last night and say it was a great movie and don't have anything bad to say about it. In fact its the best movie I have seen of this year. I never watched the show but watched all of the movies and this one is probably the best Star Trek movie I have seen.

[Helegad]

Finally got around to seeing Kill Bill 1 and 2. Even though I don't like gory movies, and I knew what I was getting myself into, I actually really enjoyed them. The gore was over-done, and that's what made it so non-squeamish and unoffensive. Kill Bill 1 is definitely on my list of favourite movies ever.

I'm doing a podcast on Quentin Tarantino for a school assignment, so I'm gonna try and watch all his movies. My checklist:

Reservoir Dogs - Watched, will watch again
Pulp Fiction - Watched, will watch again
Jackie Brown - Watched
Kill Bill: Volume 1 - Watched
Kill Bill: Volume 2 - Watched
Sin City - Need to watch
Death Proof - Watched, will watch again
Inglorious Basterds - Need to watch

Hopefully Inglorious Basterds will see an early-ish release in Australia.

[Gideon Quinn]

I just saw a film called Blindness, which is an adaptation of a novel (Written in Portugese) and directed by Fernando Meirelles who was responsible for City of God. It's about an epicdemic of Blindness that eventually takes over the majority of the world, but one woman (Julianne Moore) is somehow immune and still has her sight and acts as an almost shepherd like chraracter to a group of blind people that she has befriended in quarrantine. The first two thirds of the movie are so very bleak but the final third (Post quarrantine) feels a lot more hopeful.

[Sephiroth]

Star Trek 10/10

Great film one of the best star Trek films I have seen in a long time.

[nemesiswontdie]

I watched Saw 3 for the hell of it today and i gotta say 3 was the best one but Shawnee Smith looked better in 2.

Shawnee Smith is fucking sexy

[missvalentine]

I know it's not a movie but im putting it here.

I just watched one of the finest, scariest episodes of Supernatural ever, my faith in the fourth season has returned, finnally they made a "Monster of the Week" episode again. And it was bloody awesome!

Spoiler:

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There was some sick farmer who had sex with his daughter who got pregnant, so he locked them up in a secret basement under his farmhouse. But they made secret passages allthroughout the walls in the house and escaped and killed him, but they were all mutated and deformed and had never seen light before since they had been kept underground all there lives. Anyways, after the old man dies the real estate cleans the house and puts it up for sale, and a family buys it not knowing the mutated children are still living in the walls and in the secret basement. Then San and Dean come to try and save the day. It was one of the best episodes so far IMO.

[nemesiswontdie]

I know it's not a movie but im putting it here.

I just watched one of the finest, scariest episodes of Supernatural ever, my faith in the fourth season has returned, finnally they made a "Monster of the Week" episode again. And it was bloody awesome!

Spoiler:

show spoiler

There was some sick farmer who had sex with his daughter who got pregnant, so he locked them up in a secret basement under his farmhouse. But they made secret passages allthroughout the walls in the house and escaped and killed him, but they were all mutated and deformed and had never seen light before since they had been kept underground all there lives. Anyways, after the old man dies the real estate cleans the house and puts it up for sale, and a family buys it not knowing the mutated children are still living in the walls and in the secret basement. Then San and Dean come to try and save the day. It was one of the best episodes so far IMO.

this would belong in the "recently seen shows" thread

[BadWolfX]

I know it's not a movie but im putting it here.

I just watched one of the finest, scariest episodes of Supernatural ever, my faith in the fourth season has returned, finnally they made a "Monster of the Week" episode again. And it was bloody awesome!

Spoiler:

show spoiler

There was some sick farmer who had sex with his daughter who got pregnant, so he locked them up in a secret basement under his farmhouse. But they made secret passages allthroughout the walls in the house and escaped and killed him, but they were all mutated and deformed and had never seen light before since they had been kept underground all there lives. Anyways, after the old man dies the real estate cleans the house and puts it up for sale, and a family buys it not knowing the mutated children are still living in the walls and in the secret basement. Then San and Dean come to try and save the day. It was one of the best episodes so far IMO.

Yeah, that scared the crap out of me simply because it wasn't a monster.

I watched Ghostbusters yesterday, a classic film. If I ever see something the even resembles a remake, heads will roll.

[Mr. Spencer]

I know it's not a movie but im putting it here.

I just watched one of the finest, scariest episodes of Supernatural ever, my faith in the fourth season has returned, finnally they made a "Monster of the Week" episode again. And it was bloody awesome!

Spoiler:

show spoiler

There was some sick farmer who had sex with his daughter who got pregnant, so he locked them up in a secret basement under his farmhouse. But they made secret passages allthroughout the walls in the house and escaped and killed him, but they were all mutated and deformed and had never seen light before since they had been kept underground all there lives. Anyways, after the old man dies the real estate cleans the house and puts it up for sale, and a family buys it not knowing the mutated children are still living in the walls and in the secret basement. Then San and Dean come to try and save the day. It was one of the best episodes so far IMO.

[Guest]

night of the living dead (1968), great movie, really bad acting, except the afroamerican guy, he was ok. Now I'm watching Dawn of the dead (1978), I LOVED the 2004 one, I think I'll like the original too, AND, I really liked Dead Rising (game), so I'll enjoy seeing the similarities

[TyrackT71]

mr.spencer, this belongs in the post a picture of yourself thread lol jk


i finally saw all of the RE movies.....TERRIBLE!! the first wasnt bad, the second was ok, and the third.....WTF?!

[nemesiswontdie]

i watched biodome last night since i havnt seen it in awhile.

its pretty good but god man, pauly shore is a dumbshit