Ong Bak 2
Never gets old
Transformers All Three Parts ;)
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'Silent Hill' and 'My Bloody Valentine 3D'
12 Monkeys and Total Recall, nice.
Donnie Darko was a bit of mind fuck for me :D
Silent Hill. Seems some confusion but imo they died because of the gas. To me me that seemed obvious when they escaped and got home and no one could see or hear them them. I think SH Revelation lost it slightly :D Lost it like the original Nightmare on Elm Street. If you saw it: a monster haunts people's dreams. The solution to the monster (explained at the end of Elm Street 1) was not to fear the monster. But no, they have to make 900000 other Elm streets... so prolly will be more Silent Hills.
And Twilight, my pet hate. A vampire is someone who died but has advanced knowledge of keeping their personality with their body, such as the Ancient Egyptians and their mummies. For that reason vampires can't touch things, but they can lure people to their coffin so the body can have blood. Long story short, and anyway vampire legends are pretty much confused with Vlad the Impaler.
A Werewolf is someone who by force of mind, or becoming friends with a wolf or dog and is welcomed to, can witness that world view. But humans transformating themselves into a wolves NOooo, never! fyi dogs / wolves see in black and white, but imagine countless shades of black to white. The human eye for example sees black shadow and some light, but wolf/dog see huge variations of those shades. Their 'darkness' is extremely hires so their world of night is a pretty place with extreme detail.
So Twilight, meh, it's Disney style. I'd like to see a vampire/werewolf film where they did serious research into legends.
Speaking of vampires, here's my fav series:
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Angel, the television series - Okay when you first watched it. I rather watch BUFFY!
As for vampires movies, I like Blade with Wesley Snipe, and Underworld with Kate Beckinsale (wowsie). Then there is 30 Days Of Night with Melissa George and Josh Harnett, Daybreakers with Ethan Hawke, and Van Helsing with Hugh Jackman. And Let Me In is pretty freaky.
Seen the Blade trilogy too. First one was the most entertaining for me.
It's probably the first move with "bullettime".
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Yep. Seen that part with Stephen Dorf.
But I like the sequel, Blade 2 with the super vampires. "You DO NOT know who you're messing with!" line.
oops, yep except Blade /2, so cool. 8)
and Van Helsing
Dammit, there's excuses for everything, when it's done well :D
off-topic, like Sheridan le fanu's, Camilla. And almost anything by Poe - just love his writing style.
My favourite Buffy episode, brings sense to the whole series:
I don't know why, but I was never much of a movie person.
Requiem For A Dream. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5Kwf_nNmGI
for what i have seen here, i vote for leon, the goodfather specially the third, all fincher“s movies and for my count i recomend all Tornatore“s films.
Favorite movies i own on blu ray, and still watch regurly from time to time:
- Tron 1982
- The terminator 1 and 2
- The lion king 1994
- Scary movie 3 and 4
- Spirited away
- Scarface
- 2001 a space odyssey
- Police academy 1-7
- Child's play 1-3
- Problem child 1-2
Just to name a 'few' .. :-)
Got quite a few.
Occupation 101 (hard to watch sometimes)
Lord of war.
Evil dead 1, 2 & 3 (the remake wasn't bad)
John Dies at the end (I just love how bizarre this one is, a real gem)
Movie 43 (highly underrated in my opinion)
Blazing Saddles.
Quote from: [MiA]Latte on December 07, 2013, 18:35
I don't know why, but I was never much of a movie person.
I'm still not much of a movie person, but I've watched both Jacob's Ladder and Lighthouse earlier this week for Spooktober and I was definitely not disappointed.
Idiocracy
The Big Hit
Idiocracy is most likely one of the most relevant films at the moment. ;D Some of my favorites include:
- The Shawshank Redemption
- Star Trek: First Contact
- Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
From recent movies Ford v Ferrari / Le Mans 66 is a film I strongly recommend.