What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Slippery Jack]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

She is but you'll never believe in her...she plays a ghost.

That better not be a spoiler

I'm perfectly fine with fictional ghosts . . .

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Slippery Jack

That better not be a spoiler

I'm perfectly fine with fictional ghosts . . .

Not really a spoiler, Dalle's in it for all of 5 seconds and has nothing to do with the plot. I have a feeling that she's in it as a "named actor". She also co-produced it.

[Ken]

Just watched the new DVD "Hunger Games" on BR which i bought last week.

I found it to be a slow start but it picked up and i really enjoyed it. I'm not gonna say much about it, so that i don't give any spoilers away for those that have'nt watched it yet. Would be interested on anyone's thoughts if you have seen it, as the wife did'nt quite enjoy as much as me but still thought it was ok.

[antmumford]

Originally Posted by Ken

Just watched the new DVD "Hunger Games" on BR which i bought last week.

I found it to be a slow start but it picked up and i really enjoyed it. I'm not gonna say much about it, so that i don't give any spoilers away for those that have'nt watched it yet. Would be interested on anyone's thoughts if you have seen it, as the wife did'nt quite enjoy as much as me but still thought it was ok.

I saw this at the cinema on my holiday in Florida earlier this year. My fiance and I both thoroughly enjoyed it. Then again we are easily pleased when it comes to childrens book adaptations, we both love the Harry Potter and Percy Jackson films too. Kelly collects Hardback childrens books and I collect blu's so we both need to get this ourselves actually. I need to get the HMV Steelbook

[Rik]

The Shawshank Redemption, greatest Stephen King adaption ever and quite possibly the greatest film ever

[Baseball Fury]

I don't get why anybody watches anything on the Horror Channel. It's like you've rubbed Vaseline over your telly beforehand.

Maybe it's because my TV is quite big, I dunno, but it looks so bad.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Baseball Fury

I don't get why anybody watches anything on the Horror Channel. It's like you've rubbed Vaseline over your telly beforehand.

Maybe it's because my TV is quite big, I dunno, but it looks so bad.

Its the adverts that ruin it for me.

A couple of years ago i recorded a load of films, but you end up fast forwarding the adverts which completely ruins any atmosphere or possible tension the films may have created.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike

Its the adverts that ruin it for me.

A couple of years ago i recorded a load of films, but you end up fast forwarding the adverts which completely ruins any atmosphere or possible tension the films may have created.

That's exactly why I never (or extremely rarely) watch or record of film from commercial TV – it's always BBC or Sky Movies. Fortunately, I own most, if not all, of the good movies they show one FilmFour.

If I don't, I'll just add them to my Lovefilm rental queue so I can watch the film in one go from beginning to end without any breaks or interruptions.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Baseball Fury

I don't get why anybody watches anything on the Horror Channel. It's like you've rubbed Vaseline over your telly beforehand.

I can name at least 6 people on here, who, oddly enough, rub themselves with Vaseline before watching a film.

[James Morton]

saw THE DARKROOM on the horror channel (i recorded the film without the ads)
TD is an excellent and underrated psychological horror