What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

I assume he means She Beast

I had a look on their web site prior to asking which film Reaper meant and it's not listed. Or at least i couldn't see it.

Raro

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I had a look on their web site prior to asking which film Reaper meant and it's not listed. Or at least i couldn't see it.

Raro

They need to update their site then!

[Deadite]

Perhaps my favourite superhero movie, Mystery Men is a perennial watch. Full of great lines and some over-the-top performances, in some ways, it's already dated as the pace is fairly leisurely compared to more recent fare, but i don't hold that against it.

I almost know it too well, but every scene has its stand-out moments and the sometimes improvised script is a cracker. "Just flip the toggle!!!"

"Why am i balancing a tack hammer on my head?"

"So you may head off your opponents with a balanced attack!"

Inspired.

[trebor8273]

Off out to see lalal land which was going to be Tuesday but is now today so just have to decide which of these to see on Tuesday

Assassin's creed

Underworld

Live by night

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Off out to see lalal land which was going to be Tuesday but is now today so just have to decide which of these to see on Tuesday

Assassin's creed

Underworld

Live by night

Neither of those 3, go and see Manchester by the Sea

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Neither of those 3, go and see Manchester by the Sea

Think I might as none of those are getting good reviews, and underworld and assassin's creed are supposed to be awful.



Edit

Scrap that its not showing at my local.

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Think I might as none of those are getting good reviews, and underworld and assassin's creed are supposed to be awful.



Edit

Scrap that its not showing at my local.

That's a shame! It's on here in Liverpool, going to see it tomorrow then La La Land on Monday probably.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Justin101

That's a shame! It's on here in Liverpool, going to see it tomorrow then La La Land on Monday probably.

Think I'll just see live by night flyer n Tuesday then.

[Boo Radley]

I was looking for a trailer for Sonny Chiba's Wolf Guy coming out from Arrow soon and came upon the whole film and just spent the last 86 minutes watching it. It's typical 1975 chop socky entertainment, if you are into that sort of thing. Chiba witnesses a man get ripped apart by an unseen force that then projects a tigers image and so sends him on a quest to get the bad guys controlling this invisible entity.

Chiba get to sow his oats a couple of times on the way with plenty boobs abounding but no bush, this is Japanese, after all, and beats up the bad guys a couple of times in that lets all wait our turn to be hit style that pervades all martial arts films. If you think from the title that he turns into a werewolf you'll be waiting for the sequel as there are no transformations here.

The first hour drags along only just keeping your interest with the occasional tedious fight or nipple close up to drag you into the last 25 minutes where after dubious surgery our hero now can absorb bullet hits and possesses phenomenal strength, including a coat that has bullet holes and blood in one scene and none in the next, only to have nice clean bullet holes a minute later, then back to bloody ones again. The coat was more interesting than the film.

The bad guys turn up with their spirit tiger, spirit gets shot, Chiba kills bad boss guy. The End. I think I made it sound so much better than it actually is....

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Boo Radley

I was looking for a trailer for Sonny Chiba's Wolf Guy coming out from Arrow soon and came upon the whole film and just spent the last 86 minutes watching it. It's typical 1975 chop socky entertainment, if you are into that sort of thing. Chiba witnesses a man get ripped apart by an unseen force that then projects a tigers image and so sends him on a quest to get the bad guys controlling this invisible entity.

Chiba get to sow his oats a couple of times on the way with plenty boobs abounding but no bush, this is Japanese, after all, and beats up the bad guys a couple of times in that lets all wait our turn to be hit style that pervades all martial arts films. If you think from the title that he turns into a werewolf you'll be waiting for the sequel as there are no transformations here.

The first hour drags along only just keeping your interest with the occasional tedious fight or nipple close up to drag you into the last 25 minutes where after dubious surgery our hero now can absorb bullet hits and possesses phenomenal strength, including a coat that has bullet holes and blood in one scene and none in the next, only to have nice clean bullet holes a minute later, then back to bloody ones again. The coat was more interesting than the film.

The bad guys turn up with their spirit tiger, spirit gets shot, Chiba kills bad boss guy. The End. I think I made it sound so much better than it actually is....

Sounds brilliant.