The Good, the Bad and the Last Movie You Saw

Pather Panchali

Just a wonderful film, a masterpiece. Now, if only the library had the other two movies in the Apu trilogy...
 
The Brothers Grimm

It was interesting to say the least. It had good moments and bad moments. Monica Bellucci was pretty stunning. Gilliam done a good job. I guess this is supposed to be centered on The Grimm Fairytales.
 
[quote name='fieldkillah']Days of Thunder, one of my guilty pleasures.[/QUOTE]


"No, no, he didn't slam you, he didn't bump you, he didn't nudge you... he rubbed you. And rubbin, son, is racin'. "
 
Quick question has any seen the extended version of gladiator? Is it worth buying it if you already have the 2 disk version with dts?
 
[quote name='js1']Quick question has any seen the extended version of gladiator? Is it worth buying it if you already have the 2 disk version with dts?[/QUOTE]Well, it seems as if the new Extended version is more suitable as a companion to the original 2-disc release. The Extended cut is a totally different film, and the pacing is different, due to the added material. Scott's stated that his preferred cut is the theatrical version. The 2-disc set has an amazing DTS track and none of the extras on disc 2 were carried over to the new version, so I'd advise hanging onto that one. As for the new release, I haven't seen it, but I'll be picking it up later in the year for sure, mostly just for the extras and to see how well the deleted scenes work in the film. HTF and the Digital Bits have in-depth reviews up, if that helps.
 
The Searchers

Another fantastic, classic John Ford western. I don't think it quite ousted The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance as my favorite Ford western, but it's certainly up there.
 
[quote name='ajh2298']Sin-City, worst movie I have ever watched.[/QUOTE]

Either your standards are insanely high or you dont know good movies.
 
Men Seeking Women...it shows Will Farrell early in his career. Definitely worth a watch. It has it's HILARIOUS moments that only Will can deliver.
 
[quote name='bobo2k4']Either your standards are insanely high or you dont know good movies.[/QUOTE]
Or maybe he has only ever watched ONE movie, after all, the first movie you see is both the best movie you have ever seen and the worst.

All kidding aside, I can understand people not liking it, but there is some incredibly awful stuff out there.
 
[quote name='ajh2298']Sin-City, worst movie I have ever watched.[/QUOTE]

Worst?
 
[quote name='Saucy Jack']Superman II: Restored International Cut

Was great to see many Richard Donner scenes placed back into the film.[/QUOTE]I didn't even know it existed, but then again, I don't follow the Superman movies much.

Samurai Spy, decent samurai flick, but nothing special.
 
[quote name='modium']I didn't even know it existed, but then again, I don't follow the Superman movies much.
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It's definitely not the Richard Donner version that Superman fans have been wanting, but it's great. It's about 30-40 minutes longer, and has every single extra scene that has been released in every country.
 
King Arthur: Long ass version. Ice battle was kinda of cool, rest of the movie was rather heavy-handed, and the last battle was a little silly. "Ya, here's my master plan, let's ride down and attack them at the same time were firing arrows at them in the middle of a big cloud of smoke."
 
[quote name='jaykrue']Sympathy for Mr. Vengence - Weird shit. That is all.[/QUOTE]

I've had that sitting in my room for at least 6 months and I haven't gotten around to watching it. :lol:
 
[quote name='sblymnlcrymnl']I've had that sitting in my room for at least 6 months and I haven't gotten around to watching it. :lol:[/QUOTE]

Well, you better step up and trudge on through your insane pile of dvds. You have no one to blame but yourself... and DDD. :lol:
 
[quote name='jaykrue']Well, you better step up and trudge on through your insane pile of dvds. You have no one to blame but yourself... and DDD. :lol:[/QUOTE]

And my friend who's willing to loan me 30+ DVDs at a time without a set time frame for their return. :lol:
 
Ong Bak: The Thai Warrior. I've never seen one person get hit buy so many tables/crates in my life :) really good action/martial arts movie. It's a good break from all the wire work films that have been flooding the action market lately
 
The Sacrifice

Incredible, amazing film. And with that, if you have have an artistic bone in your body, you should definitely seek out any and all films by Tarkovsky.
 
[quote name='sblymnlcrymnl']I've had that sitting in my room for at least 6 months and I haven't gotten around to watching it. :lol:[/QUOTE]

Lone it to me , I'd like to see it.
 
[quote name='godhatesjustyou']My Sassy Girl!

one of the best romantic comedies i've ever seen. borrowed from a friend, i need to find my own copy now..[/QUOTE]

Strell was supposed to send me that... I guess we both forgot. ;o
 
[quote name='Saucy Jack']The Untitled Drama.

Not the best-made movie in the world, but it still tugs at my heartstrings every single time.[/QUOTE]

I'll say, they didn't even bother to title it. Lazy motherfuckers. ;)
 
[quote name='sblymnlcrymnl']I'll say, they didn't even bother to title it. Lazy motherfuckers. ;)[/QUOTE]

I'm not a lazy motherfucker. The crew and I just thought that the movie was powerful enough that it didn't need a title. Plus, couldn't come up with a title that didn't sound sleazy or cheesy.
 
The Thing

AKA The Thing From Another World
1951 version. Great 50s sci-fi/horror movie. It's quite different from the Carpenter remake, so it's kinda hard to compare the two, but I think they're both about as good, just with very different strengths and weaknesses.
 
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