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[_Ares_]

Interstellar

 

Really enjoyed this movie. Epic music and Matthew McConaughey really impressed me in this movie. Though seeing how weel he did in Mud it really wasn't that big of a surprise.

[metatheurgist]

What dont exist?

I don't know what you're talking about.
 

Aaaaww crap lol now you say that. I just ordered the trilogy

<snorts> (The first one was OK, then it kinda degenerates.)

[The Devlish Redhead]

 
<snorts> (The first one was OK, then it kinda degenerates.)

Don't most series type movies? They all start well but then fall off the hill into oblivion..

[metatheurgist]

There are also film series that start bad and stay bad. Usually series are either good or profitable, I'm not sure Prophecy was either.

[Sully13]

Saw Home.

Not to bad pretty funny.

[Bayonet Hipshot]

The last film I watched in cinema ? Avengers Age of Ultron.

 

The last film I watched outside of the cinema ? Ex Machina. 

[Sifr]

Ginger Snaps, which has quickly become one of my favourite werewolf flicks of all time.

 

[jeromefiefdom]

Don't most series type movies? They all start well but then fall off the hill into oblivion..

 

Hmm,I can only think of a few good movie trilogies: LOTR, DKT, Three Colors, Toy Story, Original Star Wars, Bourne,  Back to the Future, Cornetto,  and the Dollars Trilogy

[TurianRebel212]

 

Underrated scifi/horror flick. Clearly it influenced Dead Space and other films like Sunshine. It got beat down by critics back in the day (97') but it's one of those little cult type of scifi films that in my opinion has gotten better with age. Fishburne and Neil were both very good and it's a very creepy film, especially watched at night, alone, volume turned up, in the dark.....

[Sully13]

Yeah, it's a decent movie. Did it feel like it was over way to quickly to anybody else?

Same Rhiana didnt sound right for Tip mind. just my oppinion.

 

Jast saw Age if Ultron. VERRY NICE.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Same Rhiana didnt sound right for Tip mind. just my oppinion.

 

Jast saw Age if Ultron. VERRY NICE.

 

 

Was is as good as

?

[metatheurgist]

Ginger Snaps, which has quickly become one of my favourite werewolf flicks of all time.

Excellent film, the second is good too. 3rd was watchable.

[Sifr]

 

Underrated scifi/horror flick. Clearly it influenced Dead Space and other films like Sunshine. It got beat down by critics back in the day (97') but it's one of those little cult type of scifi films that in my opinion has gotten better with age. Fishburne and Neil were both very good and it's a very creepy film, especially watched at night, alone, volume turned up, in the dark.....

 

A great flick, although I think that Neil's descent into madness could have been handled better and been spread out longer instead, plus they could have had something about how the people were being whammied in some way so that they couldn't help but be compelled to go along with their visions, since one or two of the crew got killed even after it became obvious that the ship was making people see things?

 

Still a good film though and even Interstellar lifted the whole wormhole pen-through-paper scene pratically verbatim?

 

[jeromefiefdom]

A great flick, although I think that Neil's descent into madness could have been handled better and been spread out longer instead, plus they could have had something about how the people were being whammied in some way so that they couldn't help but be compelled to go along with their visions, since one or two of the crew got killed even after it became obvious that the ship was making people see things?

 

Still a good film though and even Interstellar lifted the whole wormhole pen-through-paper scene pratically verbatim?

 

 

Its really sad how underated this film is. Not only is it one of the few films that have ever actually scared me (the others are Funny Games, Repulsion, Jacobs Ladder, DOnt Be Afraid of the Dark <remake>,The Orphanage, and the Devils Backbone), but it also is a fantastic work of pacing in its own right

[Voxr]

"I'm a leaf on the wind..."

[metatheurgist]

Still a good film though and even Interstellar lifted the whole wormhole pen-through-paper scene pratically verbatim?

The folded paper thing is old...way older than Event Horizon.

[The Devlish Redhead]

"I'm a leaf on the wind..."

 

 

I never cared much for the TV show but love this movie to bits

[Elhanan]

I never cared much for the TV show but love this movie to bits

[Mal suspects Inara is being forced to lure them into a trap]

Kaylee Frye: But how can you be sure Inara don't just want to see you? Sometimes people have feelings. I'm referring here to people.

Capt. Malcolm Reynolds: Y'all were watching I take it?

Kaylee Frye: Yes?

Capt. Malcolm Reynolds: Did you see us fight?

Kaylee Frye: No.

Capt. Malcolm Reynolds: Trap.

[Fidite Nemini]

A Million Ways To Die In The West

 

Pretty fun, despite the at times crude humour. The unsheared sheep was golden. Pretty good catch considering I was only switching through channels after the Chicago vs Nashville hockey match was over. Would've never paid money to see the movie in a cinema, but it's funny nontheless.

[mybudgee]

@Stormheart: What's the premise of the Signal?

[Dobby]

[Laamaa]

 

This movie is so scary in a way O.o

[Rawgrim]

The Lion King and Transformers 1.