Aquatic http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/519EH5TCN0L.jpgHaving an aquatic double bill http://www.amoeba.com/dynamic-images...athan-dvd.jpeg damn the internet and its foolish ways |
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Maybe the second poster is 'Flipper' or 'Free Willy'! |
I'm betting it's The Little Mermaid 2. :D |
Splash, for sure |
little mermaid actually finding nemo :cry: |
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That is a good film |
I love Splash and Finding Nemo! I have also done the same double bill of Leviathan and Deep Rising! Though in my case, I actually went for it and made it a triple with Deep Star Six as well. |
Salt Directors cut. An excellent action film, and a welcome blockbuster relief from all the sequels and superhero tripe we get lumbered with every summer. |
Just watched the 1989 version of "The Woman in Black" as I haven't seen it in years and I'm now off to have nightmares. |
Cleanskin, 2012... Sean Bean <3 The Krays, 1990. Brilliant! |
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Top stuff. |
Phantasm Ugh, rubbish! A pretty inept handling of suspense, and none of the scares worked. The storytelling felt so confused and poorly plotted (think the 'oh, that main guy died' ending was probably the worst). The Tall Man was a rubbish bad guy, totally lacking menace (saying "boy" and struggling to keep up with a running child - ooh, scary!). Was he meant to be controller of the death balls? Why didn't we have a cool scene showing him controlling them, coming out of his hands or something? What was the deal with the stabby graveyard sex woman? Were the death balls meant to transform folk into hooded dwarves? Why didn't we have a cool scene showing that happen...? |
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TUCKER AND DALE VS EVIL - Didn't fancy it but turned out to be very enjoyable. ALIEN VS NINJA - Crap but probably got great reviews just because it's Japanese and a bit weird. |
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Only kidding. Phantasm is another one of those love them or hate them kind of movies, mainly because the entire film is structured as a very bad nightmare, so a lot of what happens falls back on the idea that the film works somewhat on dream logic. Lat night I watched HELL'S GATE. A late eighties/early nighties italian schlockfest by umberto lenzi and released by EC entertainment. It's about a group of scientists doing an isolation study, monitoring one of their group whose living alone in the cave system for a prolonged period of time. When something appears to go wrong the group head down to rescue their mate only to find a bunch of demonic ghost monks down there set on butchering the whole lot of them. This is a technically dreadful movie that like a lot of genre films from italy of the same perod, manages to be a lot of cheesy fun in spite of iteslf. Theres some pretty gorey death scenes and lots of plot that makes bugger all sense! I liked it but then I enjoyed SODOMAS GHOST as well. The EC release is full screen and not the greatest quality, its in italian with english subtitles and no cheesy dub which was somewhat dissapointing. I also went to the cinema to see THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN. Not as good as the first two films but a lot better than the third. The /cg is mostly good and the film is well paced, also Andrew garfield makes a much better peter parker than Tobey maguire. The film is NOT part of Raimi's trilogy regardless of what the advertising claims as the whole film is a re-telling of the origin story. Nontheless very entertaining, I just which marvel studios had been able to make it and incorporate it into the cinematic marvel universe their building. |
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Its fun but it's not up to the standards of marvel studio's! |
To be honest, I think Marvel Studios have only made two good films, namely The Avengers and Iron Man, so I don't think they'd have done much better with it! |
Personally for me, Punisher: War Zone was the only Marvel film I saw that I would consider above average; perhaps Captain America too. I still say Avengers Assemble was one of the most disappointing comic book movies I've watched; not as bad as Ghost Rider 2 or Jonah Hex mind you, but to me it was mediocre and supremely overhyped. I did however recently watch William Lustig's Maniac and Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer, both very good grimy chilllers. :) |
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The first Iron Man is the only Marvel Studios film I've thought to have anything to offer above "meh". Not that the others have been actually bad...well apart from Thor, that was awful! :lol: |
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unlike many of Lynch's films.....:rolleyes: |
har har. Yeah I remember Bubba Ho Tep being good (though I've not rewatched it since it first came out on dvd...), which made Phantasm all the more disappointing . . . |
Considering all of this Marvel movie talk, I was going to see The Amazing Spider-Man. Was too lazy to go out so I stayed in to watch 13 Assassins instead; goes to show Miike can stage some pretty fantastic action set-pieces. Now back to watching more of the Logan's Run TV show. :D |
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I hasten to add that's more to do with Daryl Hannah than any yet to be developed mermaid fetish! Actually, this might be worth its own thread. |
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Sorry if this news traumatizes you! BBC News - No evidence of mermaids, says US government |
Plus, as I watched Hardware, I have this playing on repeat: Public Image Ltd. - Hardware (1990): Order of Death - YouTube I can't watch this film without listening to it a few times afterwards. |
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Hardware is AWSOME!:rockon: |
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I bought the AB UK horror classics DVD in Poundland a while back and actually gave it a spin a couple of weeks ago after over a year of staring at it wondering when I'd be in the mood. Still a no... Incidentally, that DVD which is rumoured to be bare bones actually has all the extras from the disc in the box set. At least I could watch the trailer again and still try and pretend it was a better film. :) |
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