What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Demoncrat]

Watched Igor last night, reasonable enough animation, Buscemi had all the best lines etc.
Mate apparently had gotten me THC2 for early xmas present!!!
As we say up north, MICHTY!!

[Nordicdusk]

Audition

Its along time since i first seen this film and back then i didnt understand the beauty of it. It slowly takes you along building up a relationship with Aoyama making you care what happens to him. I love how it just seems like a normal romantic love story but you can just feel that something is just not right.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by nordicdusk

Audition

Its along time since i first seen this film and back then i didnt understand the beauty of it. It slowly takes you along building up a relationship with Aoyama making you care what happens to him. I love how it just seems like a normal romantic love story but you can just feel that something is just not right.

I have still not seen Audition, i really need to rectify that.

Is the UK dvd uncut?

Or are there better versions to go for?

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by Demdike

I have still not seen Audition, i really need to rectify that.

Is the UK dvd uncut?

Or are there better versions to go for?

You should watch it its great but to answer the question about cuts n=im not sure when it gets down to it they leave nothing to the imagination so i would think its uncut i could be wrong however.

[Rik]

Originally Posted by Demdike

I have still not seen Audition, i really need to rectify that.

Is the UK dvd uncut?

Or are there better versions to go for?

As far as I'm aware the UK Tartan DVD is indeed uncut

[James Morton]

Originally Posted by Demdike

I have still not seen Audition, i really need to rectify that.

Is the UK dvd uncut?

Or are there better versions to go for?

the UK dvd of AUDITION is UNCUT and always has been
if you want more extras get the R1, look around

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Thanks for the replies regarding Audition guys.

[pedromonkey]

I've been pretty much blitzing through the first season of Game Of Thrones this week but did manage to watch these...

TAKING OF PELHAM ONE TWO THREE: Superior 70s crime film with a unbelievably cold turn from the awesome Robert Shaw. Really tense, gritty and suspenseful with some brilliant moments of dark humour thrown in. Great 70s score by David Shire. Remade with John Travolta and Denzel Washington that unfortunately lost all of the fun of the original. Highly recommended.

DEVIL'S DEN: This is a sort of copy of From Dusk Till Dawn with a strip club full of monsters. It's great fun but tries too hard to be a Tarantino clone with it's lengthy Zatoichi story. Devon Sawa from Idle Hands is in it along with the gorgeous Kelly Hu and the Ken Foree as the hunter. Not bad and has some nice gore FX.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by pedromonkey

I've been pretty much blitzing through the first season of Game Of Thrones this week but did manage to watch these...

TAKING OF PELHAM ONE TWO THREE: Superior 70s crime film with a unbelievably cold turn from the awesome Robert Shaw. Really tense, gritty and suspenseful with some brilliant moments of dark humour thrown in. Great 70s score by David Shire. Remade with John Travolta and Denzel Washington that unfortunately lost all of the fun of the original. Highly recommended.

DEVIL'S DEN: This is a sort of copy of From Dusk Till Dawn with a strip club full of monsters. It's great fun but tries too hard to be a Tarantino clone with it's lengthy Zatoichi story. Devon Sawa from Idle Hands is in it along with the gorgeous Kelly Hu and the Ken Foree as the hunter. Not bad and has some nice gore FX.

Devil's Den is underrated imo, i don't think many have seen it though.

[keirarts]

Originally Posted by pedromonkey

I've been pretty much blitzing through the first season of Game Of Thrones this week but did manage to watch these...

TAKING OF PELHAM ONE TWO THREE: Superior 70s crime film with a unbelievably cold turn from the awesome Robert Shaw. Really tense, gritty and suspenseful with some brilliant moments of dark humour thrown in. Great 70s score by David Shire. Remade with John Travolta and Denzel Washington that unfortunately lost all of the fun of the original. Highly recommended.

DEVIL'S DEN: This is a sort of copy of From Dusk Till Dawn with a strip club full of monsters. It's great fun but tries too hard to be a Tarantino clone with it's lengthy Zatoichi story. Devon Sawa from Idle Hands is in it along with the gorgeous Kelly Hu and the Ken Foree as the hunter. Not bad and has some nice gore FX.

soon taking of pelham will be out on blu-ray. SOOON!