Yes, it came out two weeks ago, along with the Fountain (which by the way was directed by the same man who did Pi and Requiem)
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Yes, it came out two weeks ago, along with the Fountain (which by the way was directed by the same man who did Pi and Requiem)
I am hoping to watch Apocolypto some time this weekend. :nana:
it's an absolutely great movie, one of the best I've ever seen. Even better than Braveheart, which wasn't entirely free from Hollywood.Quote:
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To me, it was one of the most intense and horrifying (Horrifying... not creepy) movies i've ever seen in a theater. If you are planning on seeing this, please, I beg you, see it on the big screen in a theater with a good sound system. There is no possible way that the intense nature of this movie can be conveyed the way it is mean't to be conveyed in the comfort of your home.
It's the only 'zombie' movie i've ever seen where I truly felt that the scope of the epidemic and the the terror that the survivors endure is what would truly go down.
I went to go see it again last night, and I took my sister. I wouldn't shut up about it and the curiosity finally got to her. I told her that there was a scene there that would make her squirm and wince, and she said : "there hasn't been a single scene in any movie to make me squirm."
Once again, I'm talking about the scene where
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When that scene came on, I could hear her muttering "ohmygodohmgodohmygod", then she finally broke and buried her face into her hands:lol:
Lany did the same thing, except it was, "IwannagoseeShrek!IwannagoseeShrek!"
Hey Zone, have you seen this movie called 300?
This is too anyone who hasn't yet seen Pan's Labryinth....GO RENT IT/BUY IT NOW!
I just watched it last night, such a great movie, just flew by. Highly recommended as well.Quote:
I am hoping to watch Apocolypto some time this weekend.
I also rented this the other night, but I thought it was just ok. Nothing special.Quote:
And now I must see the Fountain...
And yeah, Apocolypto was great! Actually the only two movies we actually went to the theater for this year were Apocolypto and Pan's...and both were subtitled....guess I was just tryin' to culturalize myself...ha!
Wow! It is a Tour de Force for Ashley Judd, and a return to greatness for William Friedkin.
It just builds and builds till the tension is so thich you could chew on it.Quote:
William Friedkin's latest film, "Bug," begins as an ominous rumble of unease, and builds to a shriek. The last 20 minutes are searingly intense
I give it 5 beers out of a six pack.
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Originally Posted by She-Oy
Originally Posted by Randall Flagg
I shall now wait for your response.
It actually wasn't as bad as I was expecting. He wrote to be a lot like the style of the first Rocky.
Rocky 5 was way worse than this one.
Interesting new teenage take on Rear Window.
It unwound a bit in the 3rd reel and turned into the typical slasher flick.
3 beers out of a six pack.
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Has anybody seen a movie called Old Boy?
For sure, it was so much better than that one. That's why I'm kinda glad he made this movie, it leaves this series with a better taste in your mouth than that horrid piece of crap which is #5.Quote:
Rocky 5 was way worse than this one.
It shall be relegated to rental status for me.Quote:
Saw Disturbia today.
Interesting new teenage take on Rear Window.
It unwound a bit in the 3rd reel and turned into the typical slasher flick.
3 beers out of a six pack.
I liked it but it was not on par with the first two.Quote:
Anyone seen Spiderman 3, I have heard mostly bad things about it, but a couple of friends saw it and said it was good.
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I saw Letters From Iwo Jima the other night. I thought it was real good, definitely worth a rental. I liked getting to see what that battle might have looked like from the opposing perspective.
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