What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[fuzzymctiger]

Originally Posted by Hawkmonger

SPOILER:

SPOILERS!







KHHHHHHHAAAAAAANNNNNN!!!!!!!

Kinda hard to avoid that spoiler there.

But my favorite bit was the Tribble

[keirarts]

Originally Posted by Slippery Jack

Strange to think the next Star Wars film might actually be GOOD . . .

At the very least, disney being first and formost money whores, we might at least see the origional untampered with star wars, released alongside the re-jigged releases.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Hawkmonger

SPOILER:

SPOILERS!







KHHHHHHHAAAAAAANNNNNN!!!!!!!

Good job you wrote SPOILERS – some people may have trouble finding the spoiler otherwise!

[Delirium]

Yeah, I'm no hardcore Trekkie, but as it's still on cinemas and people are going out of their way to avoid spoilers on most discussion forums (or at least use proper spoiler tags), then that seemed a bit unnecessary.

(Edit - Well done for spoiler tagging)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Altitude (2011)

I really enjoyed this tale of five young people trapped on a private plane at 20,000 feet.

Despite being populated by typical stereotypes - the comic book geek, the bad tempered jock type, the mild mannered girl you know will save the day, none of this seemed to matter.

The film has some fine sequences of tension, but has some daft set pieces which for some reason worked for me. The more ludicrous the situation the more enjoyment i gained.

I can seriously see some readers here raising their eyebrows at me loving this film but it just worked, maybe it was a case of right mood, right film.

[pedromonkey]

Originally Posted by Demdike

Altitude (2011)

I really enjoyed this tale of five young people trapped on a private plane at 20,000 feet.

Despite being populated by typical stereotypes - the comic book geek, the bad tempered jock type, the mild mannered girl you know will save the day, none of this seemed to matter.

The film has some fine sequences of tension, but has some daft set pieces which for some reason worked for me. The more ludicrous the situation the more enjoyment i gained.

I can seriously see some readers here raising their eyebrows at me loving this film but it just worked, maybe it was a case of right mood, right film.

I thought it was an excellent little film, great idea behind the monster in the sky. and as the majority was shot on a green screen i say the film makers pulled of a great little horror flick.

[Slippery Jack]

Originally Posted by Delirium

Yeah, I'm no hardcore Trekkie, but as it's still on cinemas and people are going out of their way to avoid spoilers on most discussion forums (or at least use proper spoiler tags), then that seemed a bit unnecessary.

Spoilers? Cumberbatch is credited as playing 'Khan' on imdb . . .

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Slippery Jack

Spoilers? Cumberbatch is credited as playing 'Khan' on imdb . . .

I didn't look at the IMDB page until after I had watched the film and went in knowing nothing about the antagonist so, given how he is first introduced, that reveals a massive plot development.

[Slippery Jack]

Oh right. I've not seen it, and know very little about it, apart from knowing Cumberbatch plays Khan, and folk are upset about some chick getting her kit off . . .

[demonknight]

Creepshow 1&2, The Blob remake and Trick 'r Treat.