What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[pedromonkey]

Originally Posted by Demdike

I also really enjoyed The House Bunny, seen it a couple of times now and i am more than happy to have it in my collection.

i liked it too but im a huge fan of Anna Farris and Emma Stone.

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by pedromonkey

i liked it too but im a huge fan of Anna Farris and Emma Stone.

Emma Stone's in The House Bunny? Hot damn, I'm all over this!

[pedromonkey]

Originally Posted by PaulD

Emma Stone's in The House Bunny? Hot damn, I'm all over this!

yep, she's lovely, watched EASY A about five times, and really only going to see the new Spiderman film because she's in it

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by pedromonkey

yep, she's lovely, watched EASY A about five times, and really only going to see the new Spiderman film because she's in it

Same here! I was obsessed with Easy A for a few weeks after initially watching it - watched it twice after during that period too. Ditto the Spiderman reasoning, although blonde hair? Hmm...

[Gigantor]

STILL SMOKIN"
NIGHT OF THE CREEPS

[antmumford]

Originally Posted by PaulD

Same here! I was obsessed with Easy A for a few weeks after initially watching it - watched it twice after during that period too. Ditto the Spiderman reasoning, although blonde hair? Hmm...

She's naturally blonde by the way, she only went ginger to get different parts and to most probably help her get taken more seriously as an actor.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Gojirosan

Well, plenty of the horror and exploitation flicks we go on about on here are more than rubbish but we still like them!

I wasn't claiming any great status for the film, but I like teen flicks and I found it genuinely amusing, which is the very least a successful comedy should be. The cast were great.

So, I don't agree that it is rubbish at all, I think in its field it is fairly successful, yet, sure, it is no Citizen Kane.

I haven't seen it since I watched it for review, so maybe a second viewing is in order.

[DaveJ.W]

The Last House on Dead End Street (1977)

**** out of ****

Universal Soldier: Regeneration (2009)

** out of ****

[platostotal]

Argento's GIALLO, oh dear, I knew it wouldn't be good but man that's a stinker, kinda like a grim tv movie with added gory touches. What happened to visual flair and a great eye for colour, and not since Brad Pitt tried to speak 'eyetalianne' in the cinema scene in INGLORIOUS BASTARDS have I seen such daft bland acting from a lead actor, "don't worry if I kill the baddie I think I can guess where the desperate victim is" nice one. Argento used to be able to overcome daft plots and acting with ease and create simply great watchable movies(all his classics have a wonderful feel of real artistry about them) maybe he fell asleep when he said "action" and only woke when someone shouted " that's a wrap". To me this is far worse than MOTHER OF TEARS(which I kinda liked) just a real dud sadly, the only fun is catching references to his earlier films dotted about, Must do far better Dario.

[Hawkmonger]

Originally Posted by platostotal

Argento's GIALLO, oh dear, I knew it wouldn't be good but man that's a stinker, kinda like a grim tv movie with added gory touches. What happened to visual flair and a great eye for colour, and not since Brad Pitt tried to speak 'eyetalianne' in the cinema scene in INGLORIOUS BASTARDS have I seen such daft bland acting from a lead actor, "don't worry if I kill the baddie I think I can guess where the desperate victim is" nice one. Argento used to be able to overcome daft plots and acting with ease and create simply great watchable movies(all his classics have a wonderful feel of real artistry about them) maybe he fell asleep when he said "action" and only woke when someone shouted " that's a wrap". To me this is far worse than MOTHER OF TEARS(which I kinda liked) just a real dud sadly, the only fun is catching references to his earlier films dotted about, Must do far better Dario.

I must have missed prity much all of them. Care to give some examples?