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InvincibleCakeEater wrote:I let the girl pick out movies for a night in. Last House on the Left and He's Just Not That Into You. Now I remember why women aren't allowed to vote.
go back and get "the virgin spring".. and the original "last house on the left"..
you'll be happy you did

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TimeForGuinness wrote:
omaha_red wrote:
ghostrunner wrote:I may have to watch Event Horizon again, but my recollection is that it's not that good or original itself. Everything else that director has done is awful too, so I feel pretty comfortable about my memory.

Here's his director-ography

Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010) (filming) (rumored)
Death Race (2008)
AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004)
Resident Evil (2002)
The Sight (2000) (TV)
Soldier (1998/I) (as Paul Anderson)
Event Horizon (1997) (as Paul Anderson)
Mortal Kombat (1995) (as Paul Anderson)
Mortal Kombat: Behind the Scenes (1995) (V)
Shopping (1994) (as Paul Anderson)
i thought it was decent.. but i'm not as crazy about it as some..
i've heard a lot of people mention it as one of the scarier movies
around.. mmm.. not to me really.. but i think it's a solid, well made movie
this...i find alien much scarier.
Alien is amazing. It was playing in a theater near me a couple months ago and I watched it there for the first time since I was like 16 or something. Brilliant film. Between Alien and Bladerunner I think Ridley Scott has made two of the greatest sci-fi movies of all time.

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Just so everyone knows, Barnes and Noble has 50% off on all Criterion Collection movies on their website.

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omaha_red wrote:
ghostrunner wrote:I may have to watch Event Horizon again, but my recollection is that it's not that good or original itself. Everything else that director has done is awful too, so I feel pretty comfortable about my memory.

Here's his director-ography

Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010) (filming) (rumored)
Death Race (2008)
AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004)
Resident Evil (2002)
The Sight (2000) (TV)
Soldier (1998/I) (as Paul Anderson)
Event Horizon (1997) (as Paul Anderson)
Mortal Kombat (1995) (as Paul Anderson)
Mortal Kombat: Behind the Scenes (1995) (V)
Shopping (1994) (as Paul Anderson)
i thought it was decent.. but i'm not as crazy about it as some..
i've heard a lot of people mention it as one of the scarier movies
around.. mmm.. not to me really.. but i think it's a solid, well made movie
Not a horror fan at all.
Event Horizon was eerily disturbing in a bad way. I won't watch it again. I know other people who've had the same reaction.
To me , the only other movie that was disturbing that way, was Requiem for a Dream.

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I watched Teen Wolf the other night. Great, great music. Love the basketball montage.

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Pujols is a God wrote:Just so everyone knows, Barnes and Noble has 50% off on all Criterion Collection movies on their website.
Watch out there, though. B&N and Borders tend to way overprice DVD's to begin with.

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I have to watch a few movies for an Existential analysis paper for one of my classes, and I'm watching Memento on Blu-Ray right now.

I'd forgotton how amazing this film is.

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just finished "a history of violence"...i'm giving it 3/5 (for netflix)...but i thought it was kind of a stupid movie...i dunno, it just didn't grab me and for the rest of the movie it seemed silly...certainly not as good as "eastern promises" (another cronenberg/viggo movie)...

that said...i think viggo is a great and underrated actor and maria bello is smokin'

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Jocephus wrote:just finished "a history of violence"...i'm giving it 3/5 (for netflix)...but i thought it was kind of a stupid movie...i dunno, it just didn't grab me and for the rest of the movie it seemed silly...certainly not as good as "eastern promises" (another cronenberg/viggo movie)...

that said...i think viggo is a great and underrated actor and maria bello is smokin'
I agree with all of the bolded stuff (and probably about Eastern Promises, although I have yet to see it).

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Last night I watched the documentary "King of Kong." It was truly spectacular. It's the story of two grown men who go back and forth setting the all time high score record in Donkey Kong. Obviously, the premise had the potential to be incredibly dorky and boring. But the characters, who are of course real people, are so bizaare and over the top and hilarious, that you can hardly believe what you're watching.

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