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I watched The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey in RealD.Great movie.

WarGames.

Last night bumped into Tango and Cash and now - Universal Soldier, Damn shit keeps getting better!!! Russian Extreme (Channel) keeps making my day!

The new Ice Age movie. It was meh, but the only Ice Age movie I ever really liked was the first one.

ChrisRedfieldRE156 wrote:

Universal Soldier, Damn shit keeps getting better!!!

Gotta love that Van Damme! He's my favourite for sure.

I watched a movie with him recently called Cyborg. Not bad.

SpikeCloud wrote:

ChrisRedfieldRE156 wrote:

Universal Soldier, Damn shit keeps getting better!!!

Gotta love that Van Damme! He's my favourite for sure.

I watched a movie with him recently called Cyborg. Not bad.

Double impact, timecop, BloodSport - He has many awesome movies . . . Cyborg is pretty good 2. But my favorite in universal soldier is of course Dolph Lundgren, maan he kicks ass in there !!!

On Topic: Just Watched Black Cat/White Cat - Emir Kusturica.

ChrisRedfieldRE156 wrote:

Double impact, timecop, BloodSport -

lol Kind of funny...I actually have a triple feature DVD set, with all 3 of those in it.

Well actually Death Warrant is on that Triple Feature set, but Bloodsport is on another Double Feature set I have for Van Damme.

I really want to see Expendables 2, just because Jean Claude is in there. I haven't even seen the first one, entirely.

@spike: Turnes out I have almost extrasensory powers My favorite Van Damme movie is "Double Impact", 2 Van Dammes in one movie, dude thats awesome . . . Plus he acts really good . . . You should watch Xpendables 2 man, i was in the movies on it, even my X girl loved it . . . That movie has more testosterone then any other movie . . . Sly should keep doin em, BTW He just released another awesome movie Bullet 2 the head.

Wow, has anyone seen Area 407?

I watched that a few hours ago, and I've never even heard of it. But it was actually pretty good. It was one of those Air-Quote, documentary films(Like Paranormal and Quarantine and all that jazz), where the whole thing is through a camera's POV.

And damn, the ending, I didn't expect what happened to happen when those two got in the car. Although that guy was obviously a Kreeper!

I haven't seen it, but I did see Apollo 18. Which basically does the same thing, all through the perspective of cameras that are usually static shots. As if they were trying to mimic real time footage, or if the DOP honestly wanted a bad looking film. That's the only film I ever fell asleep to.

will1234562 wrote:

I watched The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey in RealD.Great movie.

I've heard a few good reviews about it, though I have no idea what to expect from it. Reason being, I have not seen any of the LOTR trilogy yet. I believe that I should start from the Hobbit, then watch The Lord of The Rings.

I liked Hobbit... It had Dr. Watson from BBC's Sherlock. That was pretty awesome.

Industrial Ridden wrote:

will1234562 wrote:

I watched The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey in RealD.Great movie.

I've heard a few good reviews about it, though I have no idea what to expect from it. Reason being, I have not seen any of the LOTR trilogy yet. I believe that I should start from the Hobbit, then watch The Lord of The Rings.

TDK and LOTR? You're just a troll. What in Rivendell is your problem???

Hmmm, well the thing about starting with the Hobbit is, while yes, it technically comes before Fellowship, it was made after, so there could be plenty of little nods, jokes, referrences, etc, that you would only get, having seen the Trilogy first. Likewise, if you watch the Hobbit first, you may then appreciate the next 3 films more, and get the little possible referrences and things Hobbit.

It's like if you play RE4 and are introduced to Krauser. Then you play DSC and see Krauser, Pre-RE4, it's pretty cool. But what if you had played DSC first, and got to know him and see what happened to him, then you see him later in RE4? So it's really up to you. It's not wrong either way.

Most of the RE games come out all over the timeline, so we're just filling in gaps most of the time, but still enjoy them.

Mercy wrote:

I haven't seen it, but I did see Apollo 18. Which basically does the same thing, all through the perspective of cameras that are usually static shots. As if they were trying to mimic real time footage, or if the DOP honestly wanted a bad looking film. That's the only film I ever fell asleep to.

Watch out for those moon rocks. They're out to get you.


Oh, and I saw Year One. It was okay.

Mercy wrote:

I haven't seen it, but I did see Apollo 18. Which basically does the same thing, all through the perspective of cameras that are usually static shots. As if they were trying to mimic real time footage, or if the DOP honestly wanted a bad looking film. That's the only film I ever fell asleep to.

Is it bad that I also fell asleep during that movie? Not in theatres though.

I fell asleep during Saw IV in theatres, which is weird because that one is actually pretty good.

I watched the original "Dirty Harry" movie the other night. Better than I expected it to be

I just finished watching a Few Good Men. Good stuff.

Outbreakgirl wrote:

I just finished watching a Few Good Men. Good stuff.

That was a great movie with epic quotes.Most memorable being ............."You can't handle the truth". Ofcourse, jack nicholson got his ass handed in the end of the movie, I mean as a character and not personal.

The Walking Dead Season 3

Sammy's adventures

I've recently been watching a lot of movies. It's fun to get into those every once in a while.

• Ted, which was an awesome movie. Hadn't seen a comedy this good in a while.
  
• Super Troopers. Again. This one just never loses its charm.
  
• The Sitter. Or While the Children Sleep. Or Lapsenvahti. The last one being the Finnish title, with something as vague as "babysitter" it's nearly impossible to find any info on a movie, especially if you're looking for its original name. Then, to make things even more complicated, let's make the movie have two alternate titles, one of which being something as vague as The Sitter, which also happens to be the "main" title. Took a while but after finding out that While the Children Sleep was the name used for it online I finally got my info. It was okay. Not sure if it was worth that trouble, though. As a fun fact, the dude who directed this also directed the original Highlander.

Good Will Hunting. Robin Williams is awesome.

Oh, and i believe i've finally seen Super Troopers since my last post in here. Meow that was a good movie. Alright you go ahead meow whoever's next.

Stephan King's The Langoliers: A DAYUM Tense movie. The only horror is in it's climax...but DAYUM!
and...
Arnold Schwarzenegger's (Wow, correctly spelt) Last Action Hero: I liked it.
and...
well, that's it.

Bitch Slap!

Which stars Julia Voth. Julia Voth is/was the face of Jill Valentine(REmake, UC, RE5), for those who aren't familiar with the name.

Teh Spike recalls watching this film with Mass Distraction! Over a year ago! Anyway, it's a cool movie. Just really ridiculous...as Teh Spike assumes most can presume from the title.

Teh Spike watched something else recently but can't remember what it was...I did watch Devil's Advocate recently though. Al Pacino's speech about God was pretty funny.

Puella Magi Madoka Magica, including Rebellion.

Man that was a dark story. Totally wasn't expecting what I got. It was like the Higurashi of magical girl shows.