What Films Have You Seen Recently? - Page 1354

Kyle · #**13531** 10th May 2012, 11:58 PM

just watched suspiria on BD with the headphones in and it made so much difference from the 1st time i watched it on dvd, the soundtrack is fantastic and turned up to 11 it sounded great and really built up the atmosphere

Pete · #**13532** 11th May 2012, 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Demdike

Violent Naples is a top film Kyle.

Hope you enjoy it.

Agreed! Features one of the finest Eurocrime scores ever!

antmumford · #**13533** 11th May 2012, 07:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Kyle

just watched suspiria on BD with the headphones in and it made so much difference from the 1st time i watched it on dvd, the soundtrack is fantastic and turned up to 11 it sounded great and really built up the atmosphere

More importantly though, what did you think of the PQ? as this release seems to split people down the middle. I've yet to see it myself to be honest

Kyle · #**13534** 11th May 2012, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by antmumford

More importantly though, what did you think of the PQ? as this release seems to split people down the middle. I've yet to see it myself to be honest

well for me its great compared to the dvd i used to own, there was one scene where the pq seemed to drop but it was very short. not sure why it gets such bad comments on it.

it was way better than the tenebrae BD

fuzzymctiger · #**13535** 11th May 2012, 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Kyle

just watched suspiria on BD with the headphones in and it made so much difference from the 1st time i watched it on dvd, the soundtrack is fantastic and turned up to 11 it sounded great and really built up the atmosphere

Jesus id never be able to do that. Movie on its own isn't too bad, but with the soundtrack it scares the bejezus out of me!

tollickd · #**13536** 11th May 2012, 08:15 AM

The Midnight Meat train loved it

iluvdvds@Cult Labs · #**13537** 11th May 2012, 10:18 AM

Watched three very interesting films lately...

- Army Of Darkness - Groovy! The worst in the trilogy, but so much damn fun! This film never gets old - awesome stuff.

- U Mugs - Ladies and gentlemen, I have finally found the worst 'film' of ALL time. And not in a good way either. This sorry excuse for a movie has no redeming values whatsoever. The basic premise of this mess is about a talentless hack who has a camera. The end. This idiot wastes 90 minutes of the viewers life doing nothing. The credits have the quality of a primary school video made using windows movie maker - once you see this, you know you're in for punishment. What follows is a gruelling and unbelieveable dull 30 minutes of the guy walking with his dog through the woods, to the beach. Literally, him, wallking his dog to the beach. And that's IT. No talking, just walking. For 30 minutes! What?! This plotless stench then continues with some inbred Norfolk yokel messing around on an old farm with a car. There is NO plot - not even in the slightest! His dog apparently dies but is perfectly healthy 5 minutes later, running around eating... trees (I think this dog has issues!) I couldn't believe what I was watching. Total, total SHIT!

AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!! I'VE WARNED YOU! UTTER CRAP!

- Igby Goes Down - Little different to what I normally watch, but the cast was very stong (Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman, Susan Sarandon and Keiran Culkin). Bit dull but not too bad.

Demoncrat · #**13538** 11th May 2012, 12:58 PM

Watched St John's Wort (aka Otogiriso, 2001, Ten Shimoyama)
Hadn't seen this in a decade at least. Though i feel that stuff like Noroi has surpassed this odd little film, it still held my attention. Plus the whole reality/fiction angle wasn't overplayed, so thanks again Kyle!!