What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[VicDakin]

Planet of the Apes: 5-Movie Collector's Edition [Blu-ray]
Trying to erase the memory of Rise by rewatching these again on blu

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by VicDakin

Planet of the Apes: 5-Movie Collector's Edition [Blu-ray]
Trying to erase the memory of Rise by rewatching these again on blu

Rise is excellent Vic, sorry to disagree, my favourite blockbuster of the year by far. Not seen Captain America yet though. Or Transformers but the only way i would watch that is if its on when i go on holiday for a month to the Playboy mantion.

[pedromonkey]

watched Back To The Future on blu last night, it's mouth wateringly beautiful in HD, only problem i had was that you could now clearly see the that Doc. Brown of 1985 has prosthetics on his face other than that....awesome!!! On to part 2 (the greatest film ever made) tonight....

[nekromantik]

Just been to see Mission Impossible 4
yeah I know its cheesy action but it was enjoyable and I quite liked it

[Frankie Teardrop]

Hi guys. This is my first post.
To begin on a slightly cliched note perhaps - "Don't Open Till Christmas", the new transfer from Mondo Macabro, which I watched well before all the present-spewing in the hope that a few dead Santas would see me through (I should point out that I'm at least as much of a Sh*tmas-phobe as the santa slayer at work in the movie). London, mid-eighties - Father Christmas, in his department store / kid's party guise, is being murdered by a masked assailant "whose eyes seem to smile" - thirteen times over, by various means bridging the gap between public toilet castration and Caroline Munro disco performance. Edmund Purdom is the cop on his tail. A couple who probably look(ed) like Torvil and Dean provide a "relationship - as - narrative - device - so - the - kills - can - happen". Mild-moderate sleaze occurs. Murder seems like padding. Everything is slightly disjointed and teeters on the brink dividing boring / hilarious - Dick Randall's usual gift to the world, and, although this is less mad than 'Pieces' or 'The French Sex Murders', it at least has a special quality related to its time and place - it's as greasy as fish ' n 'chips wrapped in page 3 of some scummy tabloid, and probably as appetising (to most, although obviously I didn't hesitate to upgrade my old Film2000 version).

[gag]

Originally Posted by Demdike

Rise is excellent Vic, sorry to disagree, my favourite blockbuster of the year by far. Not seen Captain America yet though. Or Transformers but the only way i would watch that is if its on when i go on holiday for a month to the Playboy mantion.

Cant stand films like Captian Americe, Transformers etc no matter how good people say they are ...Hated transformers one. Hollywood wham bang Action over hype shite..Only type of films i like in these style is Spiderman and Superman.

[darthelvis]

I'm with Demdike I loved Rise of & look forward to the next sequel. Andy Serkis work on it was outstanding. Watched the extras on the blu ray last night.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

"Bridesmaids" certainly better than "The Hangover II". I really enjoyed this even the bits when it went heavily into chick flick land.

[Paul@TheOverlook]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

"Bridesmaids" certainly better than "The Hangover II". I really enjoyed this even the bits when it went heavily into chick flick land.

I agree, it's very good.

[mercury]

Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Witches of Oz. I quite liked this, story-wise
Santa Claus the Movie
Jack Frost(Michael Cooney)
Jack Frost 2....Maybe the worst film I have ever seen
Mac and Me
Arthur(original)
To the Devil a Daughter...I really enjoyed this until the end where it seems the producers ran out of time and money and just ruined a great film