The I Watched Recently Thread *possible spoilers*

[stoneface]

Started Twin Peaks on Netflix the other day.

Damn this shit has a great atmosphere, such a strange series so far. Anyone seen it?

I'm at the end of the first season. Really good, so far.

 

[stoneface]

just watched man of steel....amazing film.

those fight scenes though.. wow

the fight scenes in M.O.S.>>>>fight scenes in avengers

I saw that last night. I thought this was gonna be great but I was shocked at how underwhelming it was. Visually spectacular but overall mediocre. Just formulaic as fuck and there was a lot of little really dumb shit in there, too. I hope the sequels step it up.

 

[Sicky Mouse]

saw fargo just now, great movie 10/10

 

[marc123]

saw fargo just now, great movie 10/10

Fargo is a classic

 

[twentyfivelighters]

saw fargo just now, great movie 10/10

Love the Coen brothers' work.

 

[Sicky Mouse]

Trick 'r Treat easy to see why this is a cult classic 8.5/10

 

[kingofbama205]

Red 2...a good action comedy movie I don't think it was better than the 1st but it was just as good IMO...hopefully they won't make any more though, 2 is enough.

 

[rip.dilla]

Rush Hour 3 last nite on cable ..

SMH. Some parts were funny though .. .

 

[Vader_F_Kennedy]

Watched american werewolf in paris ..fuckin terrible movie

 

[rip.dilla]

You've watched the 'Werewolf In London' right?

The director of that film shot the 'Thriller' video .. Matter of fact Mike hired him after seeing the movie

 

[Vader_F_Kennedy]

You've watched the 'Werewolf In London' right?

The director of that film shot the 'Thriller' video .. Matter of fact Mike hired him after seeing the movie

Nah never seen that one...director was john landis right?

 

[jaxn]

^^ Werewolf in Lonon is a classic. I just watched Doomsday with Rhona Mitra and Deep Rising with Treat Williams. To decent films for action and horror.

 

[Max.]

Im on season 4 of lost

 

[rapmastermind]

(GRADE = B - ) "Mama" is the psychological horror film produced by Guillermo del Toro (Pacific Rim, Pan's Labyrinth) and staring Jessica Chasten. The story centers around two little girls who's suicidal father ends up crashing a car with them in it on a snowy night. While lost in the woods they find a cabin. Before the father could cause harm they encounter a spirit energy that saves them. 5 years would pass and the brother of the girls father would go looking for the girls and find them in the cabin. It was a pretty creepy story and concept. I thought it was well executed, I wasn't really scared but "Mama" story was unreal and imagining how the girls survived in the woods for 5 years is what really makes the story even creepier. The ending was a little dramatic but overall it was a decent film for this era of horror. Kinda brought it back to the old school horror films where less is more and they weren't about showing all the gore.

 

[lazypakman]

The Berlin file - Korean spy thriller set in Germany,first half was confusing as shit you got North Korea vs South Korea vs Mossad vs Germany vs the U.S....once all the confusion clears up it picks up,the action n the second half is really well done,final set piece is quite refreshing.

Bad Grandpa - i'd say this is probably the funniest film i've seen this year.that little kid is fucking hilarious and there are some moments of genius.some of it falls flat but the big laughs are plentiful.

White house down - would never willingly watch a roland emmerich movie but was outvoted on this one.halfway in,and aside from the one channing tatum female stan in the room everyone just started ripping into it which made it a million more times entertaining.oh my days this movie was something god awful,olympus has fallen had the exact same premise and that was a heck of a lot better,this movie makes that one look like a fucking masterpiece by comparison....with certain films you have to let shit slide but this film took the piss.virtually everything that happened was illogical.

Twelve Monkeys - bought it on bluray,dude in the shop wasn't wrong about it being a great transfer,one of those films that i can just watch over and over again,one of Bruce Willis's most underrated performances imo

Mad Max - watched it when i was a kid and thought i'd work my way through the trilogy again (never seen thunderdome) since the new one comes out soon.I'll give it its due for its time but it hasn't aged well...nowhere near as hardcore as i remember it to be.

 

[lighthearted26]

(GRADE = B - ) "Mama" is the psychological horror film produced by Guillermo del Toro (Pacific Rim, Pan's Labyrinth) and staring Jessica Chasten. The story centers around two little girls who's suicidal father ends up crashing a car with them in it on a snowy night. While lost in the woods they find a cabin. Before the father could cause harm they encounter a spirit energy that saves them. 5 years would pass and the brother of the girls father would go looking for the girls and find them in the cabin. It was a pretty creepy story and concept. I thought it was well executed, I wasn't really scared but "Mama" story was unreal and imagining how the girls survived in the woods for 5 years is what really makes the story even creepier. The ending was a little dramatic but overall it was a decent film for this era of horror. Kinda brought it back to the old school horror films where less is more and they weren't about showing all the gore.

First 30 min was good. Hated the rest. I give it a D-. The ending was the final nail in the coffin. One good thing is the 2 girls were good actresses.

 

[Vader_F_Kennedy]

I was gonna watch mama but think ill pass

 

[MsSouthern]

Saw Bad Grandpa last night

Hilarious !!!!

Never have been into Jackass stuff but this movie made me wanna reconsider

I'm in love with that kid ....the whole "wanna be my dad" part was great .

The male strip club scene was dooooo much

My fav part was the beauty patent scene .....that lil boy stripping to Cherry Pie had me in tears

 

[kingofbama205]

The Wolverine....smh...I didn't like this shit...I shouldn't have watched it...my expectations were low af and I still didn't like it...shit was trash took me about 5 hours to get through the movie cuz I kept taking breaks and getting distracted by other shit..like Facebook and Twitter

 

[Already Home_17]

(GRADE = B - ) "Mama" is the psychological horror film produced by Guillermo del Toro (Pacific Rim, Pan's Labyrinth) and staring Jessica Chasten. The story centers around two little girls who's suicidal father ends up crashing a car with them in it on a snowy night. While lost in the woods they find a cabin. Before the father could cause harm they encounter a spirit energy that saves them. 5 years would pass and the brother of the girls father would go looking for the girls and find them in the cabin. It was a pretty creepy story and concept. I thought it was well executed, I wasn't really scared but "Mama" story was unreal and imagining how the girls survived in the woods for 5 years is what really makes the story even creepier. The ending was a little dramatic but overall it was a decent film for this era of horror. Kinda brought it back to the old school horror films where less is more and they weren't about showing all the gore.

First 30 min was good. Hated the rest. I give it a D-. The ending was the final nail in the coffin. One good thing is the 2 girls were good actresses.

cs.........................this movie was horrible no real back story on "mama" is she alien? Did she have a death touch? Why was she in the old house anyway? Movie was awful after the first 30mins

she went into an insane asylum and had her child taken from her. she escaped the asylum, found her baby and jumped off the cliff as the people from the asylum were perusing her.her and her baby died on the way down so now she's just an entity that looks for children to take as her own

that was explained in the movie btw