What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Anyone else seen Thale that disagrees with me?

Just wondered if i was on my own and others found it to be a masterpiece.

Not seen it yet but have noticed that it is on Lovefilm so I will give it a go at some point.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

Not seen it yet but have noticed that it is on Lovefilm so I will give it a go at some point.

At least you now know what to expect.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

At least you now know what to expect.

Yep, not the sex with women with tails madness I had imagined.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

Yep, not the sex with women with tails madness I had imagined.

That was what i was praying for as well.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

That was what i was praying for as well.

Here's an image from the film. You now probably think i was actually watching a Narnia film rather than Thale.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Here's an image from the film. You now probably think i was actually watching a Narnia film rather than Thale.

Is that the B_E cut of Narnia?

[nosferatu42]

Originally Posted by SShaw

Premium Rush above average (with a made for TV feel) bicycle courier thriller.

Maniac Cop Round 2 of my Arrow Video season.

Off out shortly to catch THe Wall which is showing at the local Program Kino.

Are you talkin' bout Pink Floyds 'The Wall" coz if u r i once watched that on acid back when i did that sort of stuff. things got a bit hairy round the shaving nipples off, maggot stage. great film though.

[nosferatu42]

Went to watch '~The Hobbit' earlier,pretty good. enjoyed it but i can see both sides of the story with these films.
Was enjoyable but too long when u r sitting in a cinema with a numb arse.
Also seemed too drawn out in places and much prefer the original "Rings" films.
The originals seemed mostly acted with make up,prosphetics and added cgi. wheras the new ones seem cgi with added actors.
Still enjoyed it thouggh.

[nosferatu42]

Got a feeling the hobbit films are gonna be more impressive once they are all out and can be enjoyed as a whole.

[nosferatu42]

Watched 'Only god forgives'. Personally i enjoyed it. I wouldn't call it brilliant but i found it quite hypnotic and interesting.
Was pretty vague in the way it told its story but seemed to simmer throughout with menace.
Ryan gosling seemed like the only half decent character in the film but seemed to be just screwed up by his predicament and the rest of his family are just totally out of order.
My daughter didn't like it at all and she's in to Ryan Gosling n all that.
Still nice photography and pretty unusual, which i always appreciate. over all not a classic in my mind but definately worth seeing and definately preferable to most modern stuff.
by the way how do you spell definately?