What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[keirarts]

Originally Posted by nordicdusk

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Pretty crazy twisted film.

A classic! Tony wong has never been better (or sleazier) that looks to be the release I have, its a supurb buy, it has the correct subtitles AND an option to get the really ropey ones that went out with origional releases, plus some interesting bonus materials.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Rik

I took my eldest son to watch that and we were both close to tears by the end of it, I don't know anybody that wasn't

Same here and the scene in the furnace when they all started to hold hands, had a lump in my throat.

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by keirarts

A classic! Tony wong has never been better (or sleazier) that looks to be the release I have, its a supurb buy, it has the correct subtitles AND an option to get the really ropey ones that went out with origional releases, plus some interesting bonus materials.

Saldy i dont own it its my mates.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Same here and the scene in the furnace when they all started to hold hands, had a lump in my throat.

...same here.

Not as bad as bloody Marley and Me. (No Owen Wilson / crying jokes please) I was quite literally crying my eyes out in the last twenty minutes. Not just a tear, floods of them.

Dogs, who needs em'?

THAT FILM WILL NEVER BE WATCHED AGAIN.

[bdc]

The Collector (2009)
Not bad at all and a somewhat different take on the home invasion and "madmen who collect" genres.

I do prefer the more classical (read older) mad collector films though.

[Hawkmonger]

Just sticking Motel Hell on. Looking forward to this one, just heard there was a direct sequel in the form of an IDW limited comic book series. If I like it enough i'll get that alongside the Arrow DF.

[trebor8273]

About to watch either videodrome or phantom of death after the episode of space 1999 I'm watching finishes

[Handyman Joe]

Recent viewings starting off with a real shocker
dished up by Channel 5

Spider-Man 3 - A howling embarrassment, a stinker
a cluttered, tension free, laughless limbo. Will Toby Maguire's
career ever recover from those cringeworthy bad Peter Parker
jive-ass scenes? Will Raimi's? Anyone who queried the need for
the new remake needs to watch this again.

The Passion of Joan of Arc - Undoubtably the greatest
faces movie ever made. I don't feel I learned anything about
Joan the warrior, or the context of her plight, but as a portrayal of
pure faith in an impure world it's hard to beat.

One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest - why not! The blu ray looks fantastic and the movie holds up even if the portrayals of mental illness look less convincing as the years go by. I always forget Michael Berryman is in this! Anyone else think Scatman Crothers character is exactly the same one as The Shining? A bit older, a lot wiser but its the same guy, he must have got the sack here, sobered up and got a job at the nearby Overlook

[Baseball Fury]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Just finished rewatching Toy Story 3 and got choked up when Andy gave his toys to Bonnie good grief!!

That bit makes me bawl my eyes out! haha

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by Baseball Fury

That bit makes me bawl my eyes out! haha

Same here.