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The prequel is alright. I was fine buying the Blu-ray but some might want to wait to see it on HBO. I buy any decent Horror.Quote:
Originally Posted by theone1982
Just got Horror Express on Blu-ray and might watch that tonight. I highly recommend this one for the great characters.
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Sweet! Is that a Hammer Horror film?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dino Velvet
It's not. Spanish production. Very Hammer-ish though. Dude who plays the Rasputin-type character almost steals the film. Such a nut. Telly Savalas plays an over-the-top Cossack too. Lee and Cushing are, of course, great together.Quote:
Originally Posted by theone1982
Cool, can't beat Lee and Cushing in the same films!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dino Velvet
Charlize Theron in "Young Adult." She was terrific.
Drive, with Ryan Gosling. When I read it was about a stunt driver in Hollywood who drives getaway cars in crimes in his spare time, I was expecting something like Walter Hill's classic 1970s noir The Driver, with another Ryan, as in O'Neal. I sat through Drive and at some point instead of getting interesting it descended into incoherence and violence. I think the Ryan Gosling character lives in Echo Park, but in most parts of LA where he went there were no people, no witnesses to call the police, or scream when someone gets stabbed or shot. By the end of the film he seems to be walking around with a noticeably bloodstained jacket that nobody notices, while cool detached songs play on the soundtrack; and there isn't even that much driving. Apart from some seriously stiff nipples (female) in the dressing room of a tity bar, I can't think of any reason to see this film, and for those two minutes I could go elsewhere.
i have just seen THE GREY what shit ending
Finally saw Hangover 2 - go Yasmine Lee!!!! Nice!!! Otherwise the movie was EXACTLY the same as the first one.
I went and saw the re-release of Phantom Menace, Duel of Fates sounded amazing in that theater
Tyrannosaur -a grim slice of social realism filmed on a run-down estate on the fringes of Leeds in Yorkshire. The truth is that as a film about people without love at the start who find it at the end is predictable, but the writing is so good, and the acting so powerful that it works, and ultimately is a moving film.
Tyrannosaur Official Trailer - YouTube