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The Best Film Ever, by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Nov 2, 2014 5:05:30 GMT 1, I remember seeing Texas chainsaw massacre when I was around 12 yes old!! (On Betamax video:)) I was shitting my pants scared for a while after seeing that. Haven't seen it since but it's a cult classic..
I dont watch much horror but those hostel movies are full on!! The one with the hot chick cuts off a guys cock and throws it to the Alsatian who gulps it like a walls sausage Scooby snack!! Ooooof the pain!'
I remember seeing Texas chainsaw massacre when I was around 12 yes old!! (On Betamax video:)) I was shitting my pants scared for a while after seeing that. Haven't seen it since but it's a cult classic..
I dont watch much horror but those hostel movies are full on!! The one with the hot chick cuts off a guys cock and throws it to the Alsatian who gulps it like a walls sausage Scooby snack!! Ooooof the pain!'
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The Best Film Ever, by Deleted on Nov 2, 2014 5:20:48 GMT 1, I remember seeing Texas chainsaw massacre when I was around 12 yes old!! (On Betamax video:)) I was s**tting my pants scared for a while after seeing that. Haven't seen it since but it's a cult classic.. I dont watch much horror but those hostel movies are full on!! The one with the hot chick cuts off a guys cock and throws it to the Alsatian who gulps it like a walls sausage Scooby snack!! Ooooof the pain!'
I guess 'Rosemary's baby' and 'Psycho' deserve mentions too.
I remember seeing Texas chainsaw massacre when I was around 12 yes old!! (On Betamax video:)) I was s**tting my pants scared for a while after seeing that. Haven't seen it since but it's a cult classic.. I dont watch much horror but those hostel movies are full on!! The one with the hot chick cuts off a guys cock and throws it to the Alsatian who gulps it like a walls sausage Scooby snack!! Ooooof the pain!' I guess I am not into full on horror as such. But stuff like 'Let the right one in' or really intense thrillers 'Cape fear'. But have been recommended 'Berberian sound studio', 'The blood on Satan's claw' and of course the original 'The Wicker man'. I guess 'Rosemary's baby' and 'Psycho' deserve mentions too. |
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The Best Film Ever, by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Nov 2, 2014 6:14:34 GMT 1, I remember seeing Texas chainsaw massacre when I was around 12 yes old!! (On Betamax video:)) I was s**tting my pants scared for a while after seeing that. Haven't seen it since but it's a cult classic.. I dont watch much horror but those hostel movies are full on!! The one with the hot chick cuts off a guys cock and throws it to the Alsatian who gulps it like a walls sausage Scooby snack!! Ooooof the pain!' I guess I am not into full on horror as such.ย But stuff like 'Let the right one in' or really intense thrillers 'Cape fear'.ย But have been recommended 'Berberian sound studio', 'The blood on Satan's claw' and of course the original 'The Wicker man'. I guess 'Rosemary's baby' and 'Psycho' deserve mentions too.ย
Agree I prefer the easier ones to watch..' Shining'is one of my favs, physcho a classic, 'the hitcher' But I watched 'misery'the other day first time in years, brilliant movie.. Remember the hammer house of horrors and tales of the unexpected? The music  also If you want to be put off backpacking for life watch 'wolf creek'!!
I remember seeing Texas chainsaw massacre when I was around 12 yes old!! (On Betamax video:)) I was s**tting my pants scared for a while after seeing that. Haven't seen it since but it's a cult classic.. I dont watch much horror but those hostel movies are full on!! The one with the hot chick cuts off a guys cock and throws it to the Alsatian who gulps it like a walls sausage Scooby snack!! Ooooof the pain!' I guess I am not into full on horror as such.ย But stuff like 'Let the right one in' or really intense thrillers 'Cape fear'.ย But have been recommended 'Berberian sound studio', 'The blood on Satan's claw' and of course the original 'The Wicker man'. I guess 'Rosemary's baby' and 'Psycho' deserve mentions too.ย Agree I prefer the easier ones to watch..' Shining'is one of my favs, physcho a classic, 'the hitcher' But I watched 'misery'the other day first time in years, brilliant movie.. Remember the hammer house of horrors and tales of the unexpected? The music also If you want to be put off backpacking for life watch 'wolf creek'!! |
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The Best Film Ever, by auzzie on Nov 2, 2014 6:26:00 GMT 1, love me some horror. Some absolute classic gems imo would be
Nightbreed
In the Mouth of Madness
Original Night of the Living Dead and sequels
The Thing (original)
Original Evil Dead and sequels
The Mist
An American Werwolf in London
The Blair Witch Project
Wolf Creek
V/H/S and sequel
love me some horror. Some absolute classic gems imo would be
Nightbreed
In the Mouth of Madness
Original Night of the Living Dead and sequels
The Thing (original)
Original Evil Dead and sequels
The Mist
An American Werwolf in London
The Blair Witch Project
Wolf Creek
V/H/S and sequel
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The Best Film Ever, by Lroy on Nov 2, 2014 8:57:14 GMT 1, A serie ? After to have watching TRUE DETECTIVE, I could not see another movie, or serie.
That's so strong and deep !
A serie ? After to have watching TRUE DETECTIVE, I could not see another movie, or serie.
That's so strong and deep !
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The Best Film Ever, by Hubble Bubble on Nov 2, 2014 10:19:47 GMT 1, Saw NIGHTCRAWLER in the US this week. Very cool indeed.
Saw NIGHTCRAWLER in the US this week. Very cool indeed.
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The Best Film Ever, by searchandrescue on Nov 2, 2014 12:00:49 GMT 1, Saw NIGHTCRAWLER in the US this week. Very cool indeed.
Saw NIGHTCRAWLER in the US this week. Very cool indeed. thanks Hubble, will watch it |
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The Best Film Ever, by Deleted on Nov 2, 2014 15:08:06 GMT 1, Lets have some classic horror films please.
Lets have some classic horror films please. Watched 'Rosemary's Baby' on Halloween. Never seen it before. Impressed that it was made in the 1960s, clearly many modern films have borrowed elements from it. Mia Farrow was great. |
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The Best Film Ever, by searchandrescue on Nov 2, 2014 15:36:56 GMT 1, Lets have some classic horror films please. Watched 'Rosemary's Baby' on Halloween. Never seen it before. Impressed that it was made in the 1960s, clearly many modern films have borrowed elements from it. Mia Farrow was great.
Lets have some classic horror films please. Watched 'Rosemary's Baby' on Halloween. Never seen it before. Impressed that it was made in the 1960s, clearly many modern films have borrowed elements from it. Mia Farrow was great. |
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The Best Film Ever, by searchandrescue on Nov 2, 2014 15:46:04 GMT 1, I remember seeing Texas chainsaw massacre when I was around 12 yes old!! (On Betamax video:)) I was s**tting my pants scared for a while after seeing that. Haven't seen it since but it's a cult classic.. I dont watch much horror but those hostel movies are full on!! The one with the hot chick cuts off a guys cock and throws it to the Alsatian who gulps it like a walls sausage Scooby snack!! Ooooof the pain!'
I remember seeing Texas chainsaw massacre when I was around 12 yes old!! (On Betamax video:)) I was s**tting my pants scared for a while after seeing that. Haven't seen it since but it's a cult classic.. I dont watch much horror but those hostel movies are full on!! The one with the hot chick cuts off a guys cock and throws it to the Alsatian who gulps it like a walls sausage Scooby snack!! Ooooof the pain!' Cripes!.....that description! [wretches and wipes mouth] Bit of me thinks you enjoyed writing that??!! Hostel (s) are pretty savage. Really nasty what happens to the kids eyes! Yuck. Who's gonna want to live after that?? TTCM is great, lovely sense of dread and terror. Think it's scary because to us it's senseless. Great when one of the lead protagonists is hung up on a butcher's hook! Or when the old half decaying "Grandpa" tries to stab her with a fork / knife. He he! |
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The Best Film Ever, by Coach on Nov 2, 2014 15:51:11 GMT 1, Has anyone seen Mr Turner yet?
I heard that Tomothy Spall actually learnt to paint for the film. I saw one of his paintings and it was incredibly good.
I had hoped to go and see it today since it was released on Friday. But my local cinema isn't showing it. Bloody middle England.
Has anyone seen Mr Turner yet?
I heard that Tomothy Spall actually learnt to paint for the film. I saw one of his paintings and it was incredibly good.
I had hoped to go and see it today since it was released on Friday. But my local cinema isn't showing it. Bloody middle England.
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The Best Film Ever, by Dr Plip on Nov 2, 2014 16:00:09 GMT 1, Has anyone seen Mr Turner yet? I heard that Timothy Spall actually learnt to paint for the film. I saw one of his paintings and it was incredibly good. I had hoped to go and see it today since it was released on Friday. But my local cinema isn't showing it. Bloody middle England.
Has anyone seen Mr Turner yet? I heard that Timothy Spall actually learnt to paint for the film. I saw one of his paintings and it was incredibly good. I had hoped to go and see it today since it was released on Friday. But my local cinema isn't showing it. Bloody middle England. I really want to see this film. I love Timothy Spall and yes, it does appear that he became a decent artist as preparation for the role. |
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The Best Film Ever, by Deleted on Nov 3, 2014 10:11:05 GMT 1, Has anyone seen Mr Turner yet? I heard that Tomothy Spall actually learnt to paint for the film. I saw one of his paintings and it was incredibly good. I had hoped to go and see it today since it was released on Friday. But my local cinema isn't showing it. Bloody middle England.
i very polity declined.
Has anyone seen Mr Turner yet? I heard that Tomothy Spall actually learnt to paint for the film. I saw one of his paintings and it was incredibly good. I had hoped to go and see it today since it was released on Friday. But my local cinema isn't showing it. Bloody middle England. NO I haven't but could be considered horific was my Mum telling me she wanted to to watch 'Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie' with her. i very polity declined. |
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The Best Film Ever, by Hubble Bubble on Nov 3, 2014 21:55:40 GMT 1, Has anyone seen Mr Turner yet? I heard that Tomothy Spall actually learnt to paint for the film.
Shame Mr Brainwash didn't learn to paint for his role in 'Exit Through the Gift Shop'
Has anyone seen Mr Turner yet? I heard that Tomothy Spall actually learnt to paint for the film. Shame Mr Brainwash didn't learn to paint for his role in 'Exit Through the Gift Shop' |
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The Best Film Ever, by Hubble Bubble on Nov 9, 2014 20:59:29 GMT 1, Just joined Cineworld Unlimited. ยฃ16.80 a month and all the movies you can handleโฆ I'll report back...
Just joined Cineworld Unlimited. ยฃ16.80 a month and all the movies you can handleโฆ I'll report back...
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The Best Film Ever, by auzzie on Nov 10, 2014 0:03:48 GMT 1, Watched Dinosaur 13 last night. Extremely good doc. Madness what happened
Watched Dinosaur 13 last night. Extremely good doc. Madness what happened
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The Best Film Ever, by Hubble Bubble on Nov 12, 2014 9:30:39 GMT 1, I was extremely disappointed with INTERSTELLAR -- a modern day mash up of 'Event Horizon' and 'Contact' - both of which 'did it better'. It reminded me of Miss Ann Elk in the Monty Python 'Dinosaur Theory' sketch, when she describes her dinosaur theory as 'Dinosaurs are very thin at one end, thick in the middle and thin at the other end'. Wellโฆ Interstellar was a bit like that. Two hours of rather dull but perfectly filmed cinema - with far too much expository dialogue - leads to a mildly interesting section with visuals straight out of 'Inception' - followed by a rather trite Hollywood ending.
I love Nolan but don't get this automatic adulation of his movies. To me, he's become weaker over time. I count Memento and Insomnia his greatest pieces.
Interstellar is a classic case of The Emperor's New Clothes, me thinks.
No doubt many will disagree -- that's the beauty of a forum. I'd be interested to hear what you think.
I was extremely disappointed with INTERSTELLAR -- a modern day mash up of 'Event Horizon' and 'Contact' - both of which 'did it better'. It reminded me of Miss Ann Elk in the Monty Python 'Dinosaur Theory' sketch, when she describes her dinosaur theory as 'Dinosaurs are very thin at one end, thick in the middle and thin at the other end'. Wellโฆ Interstellar was a bit like that. Two hours of rather dull but perfectly filmed cinema - with far too much expository dialogue - leads to a mildly interesting section with visuals straight out of 'Inception' - followed by a rather trite Hollywood ending.
I love Nolan but don't get this automatic adulation of his movies. To me, he's become weaker over time. I count Memento and Insomnia his greatest pieces.
Interstellar is a classic case of The Emperor's New Clothes, me thinks.
No doubt many will disagree -- that's the beauty of a forum. I'd be interested to hear what you think.
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The Best Film Ever, by balibob on Nov 12, 2014 10:23:46 GMT 1, Two films I've watched this past week, Godzilla - very boring, apparently I should have turned the sound off and watched it backwards as it makes it into a film about a couple of monsters who moonwalk out of the sea and help to rebuild a city.
Then - A Long Walk To Freedom - good film, not great as they missed a lot of crucial things out, but a very good performance by Idris.
Two films I've watched this past week, Godzilla - very boring, apparently I should have turned the sound off and watched it backwards as it makes it into a film about a couple of monsters who moonwalk out of the sea and help to rebuild a city.
Then - A Long Walk To Freedom - good film, not great as they missed a lot of crucial things out, but a very good performance by Idris.
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The Best Film Ever, by Deleted on Nov 12, 2014 11:00:13 GMT 1, Wizard of Oz, it's like a harmless yet disturbing nightmare.
Wizard of Oz, it's like a harmless yet disturbing nightmare.
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The Best Film Ever, by Cornish Crayon on Nov 12, 2014 11:27:30 GMT 1, Cabin in the woods- yeah like what the fluffing shite was that shite all about
Utter garbage, 0/10
Cabin in the woods- yeah like what the fluffing shite was that shite all about
Utter garbage, 0/10
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The Best Film Ever, by Sohoria on Nov 17, 2014 21:04:30 GMT 1, Not a film but "it is always sunny in Philadelphia" absolutely loved watching. Completely random each episode but really enjoyed watching something light.
Not a film but "it is always sunny in Philadelphia" absolutely loved watching. Completely random each episode but really enjoyed watching something light.
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The Best Film Ever, by Deleted on Nov 21, 2014 19:00:18 GMT 1, Wizard of Oz, it's like a harmless yet disturbing nightmare.
Wizard of Oz, it's like a harmless yet disturbing nightmare. Saw this and thought of you: |
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The Best Film Ever, by Deleted on Nov 21, 2014 19:02:57 GMT 1, Cabin in the woods- yeah like what the fluffing s**te was that s**te all about Utter garbage, 0/10
Cabin in the woods- yeah like what the fluffing s**te was that s**te all about Utter garbage, 0/10 I must say I liked it. Bit of a different twist on the whole 'teen horror' genre. Also liked the ending, but can certainly see how it's a real 'marmite' film. 9/10 ;p |
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The Best Film Ever, by Coach on Nov 21, 2014 20:56:03 GMT 1, Wizard of Oz, it's like a harmless yet disturbing nightmare. Saw this and thought of you:
That's a great review!
Wizard of Oz, it's like a harmless yet disturbing nightmare. Saw this and thought of you: That's a great review! |
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The Best Film Ever, by flaggy on Nov 21, 2014 21:34:22 GMT 1, Sex lives of the potato men, cocaine cowboys, twin town!!!
Sex lives of the potato men, cocaine cowboys, twin town!!!
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The Best Film Ever, by Deleted on Nov 21, 2014 21:38:21 GMT 1, 'Sex Lives of the Potato Men' - so universally slated at the time that you had to watch it!
"Look at us. Half-eleven on a Saturday morning. We shouldn't be standing here like this. We're young blokes! We should be living life to the full. We should be down the pub!"
'Sex Lives of the Potato Men' - so universally slated at the time that you had to watch it!
"Look at us. Half-eleven on a Saturday morning. We shouldn't be standing here like this. We're young blokes! We should be living life to the full. We should be down the pub!"
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The Best Film Ever, by flaggy on Nov 21, 2014 21:52:51 GMT 1, Slated massively, but an absolute beauty in my eyes, not a lot of people heard about it but it's always one I'll say give it a try. Not for everyone though!
Slated massively, but an absolute beauty in my eyes, not a lot of people heard about it but it's always one I'll say give it a try. Not for everyone though!
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The Best Film Ever, by Hubble Bubble on Nov 21, 2014 22:55:40 GMT 1, Back from a Friday afternoon triple bill.
First up was THE IMITATION GAME. Enjoyed but felt the script lacked clarity, focus and detail of the mechanics of the code breaking. Ben was good and will probably get an Oscar nom coz The Academy likes that kind of performance.
Then went into THE DROP. A take of two halves. Fell asleep in the first but loved the second. Tom Hardy's laconic performance really grew on me and I was reminded of what a loss Gandolfini was.
Then I met up with my youngest daughter to see THE HUNGER GAMES:MOCKINGJAY - PART 1. Seen all these movies with her and I'm a big fan of the series. This is all a bit grimmer though... more hunger, less games you might say. But Jen Lawrence is terrific and it's once again great to see family cinema that makes you think.
Back from a Friday afternoon triple bill.
First up was THE IMITATION GAME. Enjoyed but felt the script lacked clarity, focus and detail of the mechanics of the code breaking. Ben was good and will probably get an Oscar nom coz The Academy likes that kind of performance.
Then went into THE DROP. A take of two halves. Fell asleep in the first but loved the second. Tom Hardy's laconic performance really grew on me and I was reminded of what a loss Gandolfini was.
Then I met up with my youngest daughter to see THE HUNGER GAMES:MOCKINGJAY - PART 1. Seen all these movies with her and I'm a big fan of the series. This is all a bit grimmer though... more hunger, less games you might say. But Jen Lawrence is terrific and it's once again great to see family cinema that makes you think.
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also If you want to be put off backpacking for life watch 'wolf creek'!! 
