What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[DeadAlive]

Let It Ride is a great comedy. Robbie Coltrane is a scene stealer.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by DeadAlive

Let It Ride is a great comedy. Robbie Coltrane is a scene stealer.

Another fan.

[vincenzo]

Originally Posted by antmumford

How about Man Bites Dog? You seen that yet? If not then you must, it's this brilliant but very dark comedy.

Excellent film. For a change the (very) black humour and graphic violence worked together well. Thoroughly recommended.

[DeadAlive]

Oh yes. While on the subject, Man Bites Dog is well worth watching too!

Almost forgot.

Yesterday afternoon: - The Great Escape. Grrreat film.

Yesterday evening: Killers Moon. Bloody awful film!

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

You not like Killer's Moon mate?

Yesterday I watched....

THE OMEGA MAN BLU RAY
THE LAST MAN ON EARTH
PREDATOR 2 BLU RAY
DON'T LOOK NOW (Upscaled on a BR player looked bloody fantastic.I wish optimum would release it on HD!)
FRIGHT

[DeadAlive]

Originally Posted by reaper72

You not like Killer's Moon mate?

I'd seen it before and somehow managed to blank it from my mind. It was only when I started watching it again that it all came flooding back. It's not exactly what I would call a good example of low budget British horror.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

I thought it was a classic Brit sleazer!

Everyone to their own I suppose.

[pedromonkey]

yesterday i watched the Roger Corman 'classic' The Last Woman on Earth. Not bad, but the premis was used to better effect 30 years later in The Quiet Earth. The only problem i had with the film was the fact that i was watching the Elstree classics dvd that looked like a bad vhs dupe. I found out the film is in a boxset called the Puerto Rico Trilogy and that contains a remastered widescreen version. I think i'll be picking that up.

Also watched Kill Bill again, what a film, everytime i watch it i enjoy it even more, but i did notice that the dialog is rather mediocre for a Tarantino film and sounds at time like George Lucas wrote it (wooden). But the violence is top notch.

[Wolf]

Originally Posted by pedromonkey

Also watched Kill Bill again, what a film, everytime i watch it i enjoy it even more, but i did notice that the dialog is rather mediocre for a Tarantino film and sounds at time like George Lucas wrote it (wooden). But the violence is top notch.

God, I really don't like it. It's just all ripping off stuff from other films basically. Just kind of comes of cheesy too.

[pedromonkey]

that's the fun of Kill Bill, QT has even said himself that he's ripping off other movies for it. For me it's everything i love all rolled into one.