Last DVD you watched?
10-12-09 | 09:20 PM
#133
Re: Last DVD you watched?
Funny Games (1997) - Haneke
Family gets abducted and toyed with. Some truly painfully drawn out scenes and a high sense of realism behind this one. Strange that this is actually an anti-violence film.
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Side note - lists are great and all, but instead of listing single films can't you guys come up with some quick simple words about the films - good, bad, indifferent, stupid ...anything? This thread could be so much more interesting, compelling even, with just a few simple words instead of only the name of a film.
Family gets abducted and toyed with. Some truly painfully drawn out scenes and a high sense of realism behind this one. Strange that this is actually an anti-violence film.
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Side note - lists are great and all, but instead of listing single films can't you guys come up with some quick simple words about the films - good, bad, indifferent, stupid ...anything? This thread could be so much more interesting, compelling even, with just a few simple words instead of only the name of a film.
10-12-09 | 09:56 PM
#134
Re: Last DVD you watched?
Funny Games (1997) - Haneke
Family gets abducted and toyed with. Some truly painfully drawn out scenes and a high sense of realism behind this one. Strange that this is actually an anti-violence film.
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Side note - lists are great and all, but instead of listing single films can't you guys come up with some quick simple words about the films - good, bad, indifferent, stupid ...anything? This thread could be so much more interesting, compelling even, with just a few simple words instead of only the name of a film.
Family gets abducted and toyed with. Some truly painfully drawn out scenes and a high sense of realism behind this one. Strange that this is actually an anti-violence film.
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Side note - lists are great and all, but instead of listing single films can't you guys come up with some quick simple words about the films - good, bad, indifferent, stupid ...anything? This thread could be so much more interesting, compelling even, with just a few simple words instead of only the name of a film.
I loved Funny Games, though it was one of the most uncomfortable and disturbing viewing experiences I have ever had. It probably didn't help that the Blu-ray had amazing PQ/AQ.
10-13-09 | 11:30 AM
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Re: Last DVD you watched?
Eddie Izzard: Glorious I've seen this performance about a dozen times now and it still makes me laugh out loud. I love Eddie. He is one person who is guaranteed to brighten a day.
10-13-09 | 03:57 PM
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Well last night I watched "American Werewolf In London" Disc-2 "Beware The Moon" Documentary and it's was great!
I will watch the new remastered verison later on this week!
I will watch the new remastered verison later on this week!
10-14-09 | 03:24 PM
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A Bucket of Blood. This is a fun horror film with genuinely creepy moments mixed in with nice shades of dark humor. This is a classic film and it is a strong demonstration of why Roger Corman was a master at low-budget entertainment with his suspenseful films. The acting is really quite good here, especially from the lead, and the camera work is always impressive.