What films have you seen recently?

[Argentofan]

Just watched Martyrs. It was really good up until there was like half hour left, then it got a bit samey. I liked to ending though.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Inspector Tanzi

Ennio Morricone - Garden of Delights

Cheers Inspector.

[re.form]

Cat People (Original)
Brides of Dracula

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

The Social Network -- a remarkably enthralling and engrossing film that sucks you in despite the split time narrative and Justin Timberlake playing a guy who you just want to punch every time he opens his mouth! It proves that David Fincher is still one of the finest directors operating and there is more to Jesse Eisenberg than what we saw in Zombieland.

[BioZombie]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

The Social Network -- a remarkably enthralling and engrossing film that sucks you in despite the split time narrative and Justin Timberlake playing a guy who you just want to punch every time he opens his mouth! It proves that David Fincher is still one of the finest directors operating and there is more to Jesse Eisenberg than what we saw in Zombieland.

Totally agree with you Nosferatu. I found the film really engaging anf often funny. I loved the speed that it moved while still not loosing the audience

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

I was amazed at how Jesse Eisenberg actually managed to deliver his dialogue at such speed and with so much technical jargon -- that initial sequence when he is setting up the 'facesmash'[?] website is unbelievable.

[BioZombie]

I heard that the David Fincher didnt think they would be able to fit the whole story into a 2hr film and keep all the fantastic dialouge, so he just got everyone to talks as fast as possilbe.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Ah, so that's why Jesse Eisenberg sounded hyperactive at times! I was amazed at the amount of information they packed into the film and the running time just flew by -- it seemed about an hour long which is always a good thing.

[the blob]

I just don't think I can watch a film about anything to do with Facebook, despite David Fincher!

Revisited Bob Clark's Black Christmas last night for the first time in years. Still stands up as a great, very tense proto-slasher that was years ahead of it's time. Got to pick up the Blu-Ray sometime and see for myself how it looks.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

That's the funny thing -- most of the film isn't about Facebook, but about the process of building a website, creating demand and how many toes you have to tread on in order to succeed. It has an extremely interesting central character in Mark Zuckerberg who is an absolutely fascinating individual.