Have you seen Charlie and The Chocolate Factory?
You mean that movie that really closely followed the book, in both story and tone?
Bullshit About Movies [Cage Edition]
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You mean that movie that really closely followed the book, in both story and tone?
I give my sympathy to anyone willing to sit through that tripe.
Yeah I had heard it was a dramatic turn for Oswalt which also piqued my interest, I know it's supposed to be a very dark film or something. Just never really got around to seeing it though. Maybe I will now, it is on my DVR afterall.
Naaaah. I'll stick with reruns of Undeclared. Can't believe it took me so long to start watching this show considering Freaks and Geeks is one of my favorite shows ever.
Oh and Moon is brilliant.
Yo X, one of the movies on your list included A Tale of Two Sisters. That's the Korean one right? I watched it in high school for my English class (I also watched the original Japanese Dark Water which is a favorite of mine and many other psychological Asian flicks). I was wondering if you watched it already.
I haven't watched it for what 8 years now and I didn't understand it. I was wondering if you did when you watched it. Shit was confusing.
I haven't watched it for what 8 years now and I didn't understand it. I was wondering if you did when you watched it. Shit was confusing.
Yeah I saw it years ago, should give it another re-watch. What were you confused about?
Better than Star Trek, definitely. Not sure about better than D9.
Goliath Uterus
Getting Noticed By Management
I saw Due Date yesterday. Honestly don't remember much about the movie, but I do know I laughed quite a few times.
justinsayne
Cody Rhodes is an excellant
Prolly watch a movie after the game tonight, looking at my Queue I'm thinking one of these
-2 Days
-Super High Me
-Hudson Hawk
-Netherbeast Incorporated
-Final
-Matinee
-SLC Punk
-2 Days
-Super High Me
-Hudson Hawk
-Netherbeast Incorporated
-Final
-Matinee
-SLC Punk
The entire plot of the movie. I remember that there was a body in a bag and one of the sisters was a ghost or something.
There was an American remake of it called The Uninvited. I actually liked that movie but it was different from the original, I believe. Probably the only American remake of an Asian horror film worth watching. Everything else, Hollywood has butchered.
I don't know. I need to find the original movie online or something. It definitely won't be on Netflix.
justinsayne
Cody Rhodes is an excellant
it is on Netflix actually, I just checked, not only is it on Netflix but it's also available for Instant Viewing
A Tale of Two Sisters or The Uninvited?
If it's the original, then this gives me a reason to go back home. My ma is the one with Netflix
justinsayne
Cody Rhodes is an excellant
A Tale of Two Sisters is, IDK about Uninvited didn't check
and which version of Last House are you recommending, the original or the remake?
Ah, I might just go home this weekend then.
Both if you can find the original. That one is a lot more graphic than the remake. My English teacher had the original as well as many other old American horror flicks and psychological Asian horror flicks.
Do not, under any circumstances, watch Hudson Hawk. It will rape your eyes.
Super High Me was a really fun movie.
I haven't seen Matinee since I was like 6 but I remember loving it.
And SLC Punk was one of my favorite movies when I was 13 years old, helped me get into the Dead Kennedys and more punk in general. Love the flick still to this day. I wish Matthew Lillard would get more work, I always loved the guy.
And Thrilla I"d say give her another viewing now that you're older and it's on instant on Netflix.
As for Last House on the Left, original is a horror classic and Wes Craven's sickest film. The remake was pretty average, but Aaron Paul was in it and I fucking love that dude so that helped. Ending was pretty shit though.
Hyorinmaru
Sit Upon The Frozen Heavens
watching The Golden Compass for the first time and I have to say Nicole Kidman plays a good Bitch.
justinsayne
Cody Rhodes is an excellant
I love the movie simply due to it's awfulness, it's one of those I find myself watching like once every 5 years
Looks fun, and this is coming from a guy who doesn't "smoke"
I don't think I've seen this movie in it's entirety since sometime before HS, but I've always loved it, fun flick
All I can say is that this is a highly underrated movie
From what I've heard the remake was just gore and violence for the sake of gore and violence, basically just torture porn, I hate horror movies like that, more of a fan of psychological horror than anything
Yeah I think I will. I watched it so long ago. I just remember not connecting everything together and being ridiculously confused at the end. Either it was just that confusing or the girl that sat next to me that day(my ex) was wearing a low cut shirt. She was Peruvian/El Salvadorian and a D cup so you have to forgive me for not being able to understand the movie at the time.
That movie should not be watched by anyone under 15. My teacher had a bit of a Wes Craven fetish so we watched a good amount of his movies. Last House was definitely a favorite of mine just because of how the parents got revenge on the assholes that killed their daughter. But all the events leading up to the revenge were so graphic and have stuck to my cerebrum to this day. Some crazy shit.
I liked the remake actually. Definitely not on par with the horror of the original but I'm sure that wasn't what they were going for. Less on the horror and more on the revenge was what it seemed like. Still got a thumbs up from me though.
You need to be watching more Asian horror movies then. Those Japs have fucked up minds. The originals of The Ring, The Grudge, Tale of Two Sisters, Dark Water, and that one movie where the ghost sits on the guy's shoulder were great movies that got me away from the boring slasher films of America.
