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[Laamaa]

 

I have no idea why but omg I love these movies.

[metatheurgist]

 
High Plains Invaders
 
I'm not even sure why they made this but for me I found it a kind of fun little film. It came out in 1009 as a made for TV movie and considering that, and TV budgets it looked good production wise. The animation on the invaders was good....
 
6/10

SFX were really good for 1009.
 

 
I have no idea why but omg I love these movies.

I know why I like them (Milla).

[jeromefiefdom]

 

 

High Plains Invaders

 

I'm not even sure why they made this but for me I found it a kind of fun little film. It came out in 1009 as a made for TV movie and considering that, and TV budgets it looked good production wise. The animation on the invaders was good....

 

6/10

 

They had tv a thousand years ago ? 

[animedreamer]

 

Had some idea of what to expect, still did not see this coming.

[The Devlish Redhead]

SFX were really good for 1009.

 

They had tv a thousand years ago ? 

 

I know, I know it was supposed to read 2009........  You guys don't miss a thing

[The Devlish Redhead]

 

I have no idea why but omg I love these movies.

 

 

I love all these movies too........... But even in the Three Musketeers movie Milla plays the same character

 

 

"runs from thread"

[metatheurgist]

Lies! She had no psychic powers in Musketeers! (or Return to the Blue Lagoon, but she had different powers there....)

[Johnnie Walker]

[jeromefiefdom]

 

Best. Horror. Movie. Ever.

[Elhanan]

Best. Horror. Movie. Ever.

Not a fan. But the reel we saw revealed strings pulling drawers from dressers and the like. Much prefer suspense films like Wait Until Dark w/ Audrey Hepburn.

[Fidite Nemini]

Went on a Sandal binge, watching the new Hercules and Exodus.

 

Hercules was a neat brain-off movie, but I thought Exodus tried to take itself too seriously, like it was attempting to be The Ten Commandments 2.0.

[jeromefiefdom]

Not a fan. But the reel we saw revealed strings pulling drawers from dressers and the like. Much prefer suspense films like Wait Until Dark w/ Audrey Hepburn.

 

For me sepcial effects aren't an issue. To me horror is all about build up, atmosphere, and tone. That which cannot be understood turly disturbs me. The Exorcist really has all of those going on all cylinders

[Urizen]

 

"Warriors, come out to play..."

[mybudgee]

For me sepcial effects aren't an issue. To me horror is all about build up, atmosphere, and tone. That which cannot be understood turly disturbs me. The Exorcist really has all of those going on all cylinders

William Freidkin

[Elhanan]

For me sepcial effects aren't an issue. To me horror is all about build up, atmosphere, and tone. That which cannot be understood turly disturbs me. The Exorcist really has all of those going on all cylinders

Not a fan of gore and profanity, so this plays into my opinion. For instance, the Exorcist III is a wonderfully told story for most of the film, but the conclusion is one of the worst I have seen. Still a good scare, though.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

 

Some good laughs (but not enough), good acting by Mila and Mark, kinda awkward, went meh after the awkward party, nice ending tho.

 

6.5/10

 

Mila's voice is worse than me! That's kinda confidence enhancer! lulz

[Jorji Costava]

 

I liked this film a lot more than I expected to. The humor is crass, dark and absolutely not for everyone, but the cast is likeable enough to prevent the proceedings from ever getting too darkly cynical. The script pays off all the little things it sets up, defines and resolves its central character arcs, and gives you enough twists to keep you guessing without ever screaming, "Waht a twist!!" Also, could we call Kingsman one of the first post-John Wick action movies? This film (thankfully) avoids quick cutting in its action scenes, and director Matthew Vaughn does some interesting things moving the camera back and forth along the z-axis to give the scenes more kinetic energy.

 

Thematically, the film isn't earth-shaking but has enough to get the job done for a blockbuster-type movie. There's some class commentary throughout, but I don't know if it amounts to anything beyond, "Being a gentleman isn't about what family you were born into!" There's also some self-referential commentary on James Bond movies, and how blockbusters nowadays seem so darned serious and Nolan-ized, which works well in the context of the film's overall comic approach.

[Dobby]

 

A few many tears were shed.

[Elhanan]

How To Train Your Dragon; great writing, and better than I imagined.

Also saw HTTYD 2 last evening; not as good as the first one, but still entertaining.

[Laamaa]

 

Well this was weird... And disturbing... and weird.

[FraQ]

Well this was weird... And disturbing... and weird.

 

I've only seen the original but I enjoyed it!

 

Is that Ben Stiller in the Cave man get-up?

 

Also Sacajawea is hot!

[Laamaa]

I've only seen the original but I enjoyed it!

 

Is that Ben Stiller in the Cave man get-up?

 

Also Sacajawea is hot!

 

I am unsure actually They sure look alike (Which was the whole point) but I can't sat if it's him. Probably but idk.

 

Edit; It's him.

[Elhanan]

Watched the last of my Animated cravings with Brave. Enjoyable story, but have to give the winner of this film festival to HTTYD.