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Re: films we just saw

Postby Kris » Mon Jul 18, 2011 1:36 pm

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Re: films we just saw

Postby Mr Bill » Sat Jul 23, 2011 8:55 pm

Just watched Middle Men and thoroughly enjoyed it, it's like the dark side of The Social Network.
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Re: films we just saw

Postby Kris » Mon Jul 25, 2011 10:59 am

Beginners, probably my favourite film this year by a mile :

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Horrible Bosses, enjoyable but doesn't keep the momentum :

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Re: films we just saw

Postby Catweazle » Tue Jul 26, 2011 8:16 pm

Nekromantik - now that brings back memories. The beloved and very much missed Scala showed a double bill of Nekro 1 and 2 many moons ago. The star of part 2, Monika M, was in attendance and after the screening I went up to her and asked if what we'd just seen was uncut (!). The look she gave me seemed to suggest: "Why, what more would you want to see you very sick puppy?" (I only meant that the running time was very short - honest guv LOL).

The other memory was at the 'Nothing Shocking film festival in Northampton when a bloke drove up to the carpark, opened up the boot and proceeded to sell pirate 'nasties'. Naturally I was suitably appalled by this and promptly bought Nekro 1 and 2 in the blink of an eye. Ah, happy days...
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Re: films we just saw

Postby Axe » Wed Jul 27, 2011 9:52 pm

Psycho Holocaust

Dreadful rip off of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. So ineptly made that it almost defies belief.
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Re: films we just saw

Postby streetrw » Wed Jul 27, 2011 11:15 pm

Catweazle wrote:Nekromantik - now that brings back memories. The beloved and very much missed Scala showed a double bill of Nekro 1 and 2 many moons ago. The star of part 2, Monika M, was in attendance and after the screening I went up to her and asked if what we'd just seen was uncut (!). The look she gave me seemed to suggest: "Why, what more would you want to see you very sick puppy?" (I only meant that the running time was very short - honest guv LOL).

The other memory was at the 'Nothing Shocking film festival in Northampton when a bloke drove up to the carpark, opened up the boot and proceeded to sell pirate 'nasties'. Naturally I was suitably appalled by this and promptly bought Nekro 1 and 2 in the blink of an eye. Ah, happy days...


I was at the Scala when Nekromantik 2 and Nekromentary (aka Corpse ****ing Art) were shown, I won a raffle prize of a VHS of Nekromantik 1 signed by Buttgereit AND Monika M (even though she isn't in the first one). I don't remember Nekro 1 being shown that day but I know it was shown as the closing film at Shock Around The Clock 2 (I ducked out of it for some unknown reason - probably tiredness). I've only ever seen Nekro 1 on that VHS.

I was also at Nothing Shocking in Northampton! I think that's where I got a copy (of a copy of a copy) of Bullet In The Head, still probably my favourite John Woo movie. Shouldn't have, I know.....
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Re: films we just saw

Postby mamawaldi » Fri Jul 29, 2011 12:27 am

Man, Exorcist 3 has one of THE great scare scenes of modern cinema. Really enjoyed seeing it again.
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Re: films we just saw

Postby Meanbobs » Tue Aug 02, 2011 10:56 pm

Watched Ti West's The Roost (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0387549/) today. It's an admirable attempt at a pastiche of the midnight movie, but he has obviously come a long way since his first feature. It failed to hold my attention, despite it's brief 70-odd minute duration. 2*/5 . I'm looking forward to the Innkeepers though, and only really wanted to watch The Roost for completion's sake.
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Re: films we just saw

Postby Mr Bill » Sat Aug 06, 2011 7:11 pm

Just watched Super, an awesome film that might suit people who found Kick-Ass too mainstream and glamorous or Defendor too whimsical and moralised. Super doesn't hold back

Animal Kingdom is pretty good too.

Also watched Suckerpunch which was so wrong on every conceivable level that it made me angry.
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Re: films we just saw

Postby Rue-morgue Jay » Sat Aug 06, 2011 8:32 pm

Mr Bill wrote:Just watched Super, an awesome film that might suit people who found Kick-Ass too mainstream and glamorous or Defendor too whimsical and moralised. Super doesn't hold back

Animal Kingdom is pretty good too.

Also watched Suckerpunch which was so wrong on every conceivable level that it made me angry.



Saw SUPER in the empire a week or so back. It is certainly the ADULT to the kiddie-friendly that was kick-ass. Kevin bacon ruled, but Ellen page...God, she is awesome!

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films we just saw

Postby daveroughcut » Mon Aug 08, 2011 9:04 am

Super kicks Kick-Ass ass!
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Re: films we just saw

Postby Maniacal » Mon Aug 08, 2011 12:18 pm

daveroughcut wrote:Super kicks Kick-Ass ass!


Try saying that 10 times without stopping!


I watched The Goonies last night, timeless classic with added Octopus.
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Re: films we just saw

Postby sherbetbizarre » Mon Aug 08, 2011 1:28 pm

Goonies with added alien = Super 8!
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Re: films we just saw

Postby plushroom » Mon Aug 08, 2011 4:44 pm

Watching Videodrome at the moment, will always have a soft spot for this film regardless of how much many of my friends think it sucks :D
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Re: films we just saw

Postby Maniacal » Mon Aug 08, 2011 8:24 pm

Anything by Cronenberg doesn't suck, if someone says it does then they need to be kicked in the face by a Horse.

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