The "What Movie Did You Last Watch" Thread - Page 853

**Michu** · 10-06-2012, 13:55

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One of those films that I can watch again and again, over time you can forget just how good it is. Regarding Newman's score, it's honestly fantastic, one of his best I think. As for Brook's monologue...

Such a great, great piece of cinema. I think I'll have the score played at my cremation.

**Ali_BWFC** · 10-06-2012, 14:55

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Originally Posted by Original?

One of those films that I can watch again and again, over time you can forget just how good it is. Regarding Newman's score, it's honestly fantastic, one of his best I think. As for Brook's monologue...

Same here. It's always on film4 and I tend to watch bits of it whenever it's on.

**Makavelian** · 10-06-2012, 16:01

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I think I'll have the score played at my cremation.

I want Tetris music playing as they lower me into my grave.

**Sho** · 22-06-2012, 17:14

Tupac Resurrection
Abraham Lincoln Vampire hunter
Red lights
Alpha dog

**Ziss** · 24-06-2012, 10:14

God Bless America

**Ali_BWFC** · 24-06-2012, 11:03

Any good, Ziss? It looks amusing.

**Ziss** · 24-06-2012, 13:44

It was ok.

Rainey · 24-06-2012, 15:07

Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
The Kids Are Alright
The Guard
Reign On Me
Fright Night
Stakeland
Crazy Stupid Love
Project X

I'd probably rank them in that order too in terms of quality.

**IronCity** · 24-06-2012, 15:14

^I sense a "The Who" theme in that list. Kids are alright.... & Reign O' Me

watched about 1/2 of Crazy Stupid Love the other night. Amusing but not enough to hold me.

**Makavelian** · 24-06-2012, 17:22

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Originally Posted by Sho

Tupac Resurrection
Abraham Lincoln Vampire hunter
Red lights
Alpha dog

Is it as ridiculous as it sounds?

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Originally Posted by Sho

Tupac Resurrection
Abraham Lincoln Vampire hunter
Red lights
Alpha dog

I enjoyed this.

Rainey · 28-06-2012, 13:11

Lord of the Rings: Return of the Kng

What a film and trilogy.

***Hunter*** · 28-06-2012, 13:50

I won't really reveal any spoilers, but talk more generally about the film briefly. What I think I enjoyed most about the film was that it wasn't attempting to be a scary film purely for the sake of being a scary film. It was as if the slightly scary parts were just supplementary to the story, which ultimately makes for a more interesting movie. It just makes sense; if the story is stronger, and you care more for the characters, then by the time the occasional scary scene occurs, it has more of an impact - because you actually care.

Overall, I definitely enjoyed it, and will most likely watch it again at some point. It's not as good as the theatre play, but then again, bettering it was a very tall order to ask.

Rainey · 29-06-2012, 18:25

City of God

A classic.

stottmeister · 30-06-2012, 13:06

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Originally Posted by Hunter

I won't really reveal any spoilers, but talk more generally about the film briefly. What I think I enjoyed most about the film was that it wasn't attempting to be a scary film purely for the sake of being a scary film. It was as if the slightly scary parts were just supplementary to the story, which ultimately makes for a more interesting movie. It just makes sense; if the story is stronger, and you care more for the characters, then by the time the occasional scary scene occurs, it has more of an impact - because you actually care.

Overall, I definitely enjoyed it, and will most likely watch it again at some point. It's not as good as the theatre play, but then again, bettering it was a very tall order to ask.

I personally thought this was a bit boring at first, the opening ten or so minutes seemed to drag on but once the spooky shit started it was totally different.

She was scared stiff and even I blurted out ''what the fuck was that'' when a certain something appeared. I don't know how to cover up with spoiler tags so I'll leave it at that.

One thing I can say is it was hard to take him serious in that role having recently watched the Harry Potter series. I kept expecting him to whip out his wand (not an inuendo) and cast a spell. Apart from that it was pretty good. Not as scary as everyone made out but I did jump a few times.

**Haribo** · 01-07-2012, 11:18

Exam - Decent, if a little more daft than it needed to be. I have to give credit to any film that is set entirely in one room/area and manages to keep you interested. Acting from the women was pretty poor though.

Kick-Ass - Lots of fun and a great soundtrack. Don't know anything about the comic, but the sequel should have gang rape & beheading? ..That's not going to happen. Would be jealous of Aaron Johnson with Lydnsy Fonseca, but then you look at his wife