That movie you just watched

[gheebee]

The director of District 9 also directed Chappie, which is also good.

Elysium too, I think all of Neill Blomkamp's full length movies have been really good so far. For some time now imdb has listed an untitled Neil Blomkamp Alien Project in his credits and I really wonder if/when it will happen. Hopefully he'll put Sharlto Copley in it like with his other movies.

[TheClash603]

I rented Phantasm V and even though it didn't have the original director and was very low budget, I enjoyed it quite a bit.  RIP Angus Scrim.

Also picked up the new Phantasm vinyl soundtrack release, since I have been on a Phantasm and vinyl soundtrack kick.

[SplatterTrigger]

The Revenant. Really enjoyed it.

[roflmao]

My Halloween watch.

[esteban]

I rented Phantasm V and even though it didn't have the original director and was very low budget, I enjoyed it quite a bit.  RIP Angus Scrim.

Also picked up the new Phantasm vinyl soundtrack release, since I have been on a Phantasm and vinyl soundtrack kick.

I always enjoyed the films and the soundtracks. Fun.

[Medic_wheat]

Just rewatched "Rock and Rule" for maybe the 30th time in my life. This is a movie I discovered in late night movie channels like TNT or USA when I was around 13. Was also how I first saw Heavy Metal and many other adult animated movies and segments.

Love that I picked up the DVD around 2006. I've seen that a blurry was also released recently. However, I don't know if they did much to restore what is already in the DVD. So I have been waiting to see if a 2K transfer happened similarly to the Transformers Movie.

[Bloufo]

Aah yes! Just like the "good old days" of watching Mel play a bad ass. This movie is a great example of just that. The kind of hero I tend to root for.

He is definitely not too old for this s--t.














So many inaccuracies and just glossing over of major events in the life and career of legendary boxer- Roberto Duran.

I tried to like it. But no.

At least there was some eye candy on offer in the form of Ana de Armas. :p

[Digi.k]

watching suicide squad.  I don't hate it like the critics but I think it could be a bit darker..

[Warbucks]

I just saw Magnificent Seven.

It was better than I thought it was going to be.  Not really into cowboy type movies, but this one was good.



http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2404435/

[NightWolve]

I will watch Magnificent Seven now given it was in my list and you just did.

Past:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immortal_(2004_film)

Wow, this was one of the weirdest SciFi movies with Egyptian God myth mixed in a futuristic setting!! It's bearable, very weird/trippy, won't fit most people's tastes, but I liked it enough.

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morgan_(2016_film)

Another rip off of the Android-gone-rogue theme, very close to Ex Machina movie that nullity had also come across: Android/new lifeform kept trapped in room, eventually wanting to get out and not appreciating effectively being held prisoner for more development, study, safety, etc.

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Peregrine's_Home_for_Peculiar_Children_(film)

I can recommend this. Magic, time travel, Tim Burton weirdness, worth checking out!

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judge_Dredd_(film)
The Original Sly Stallone Judge Dredd!

"YOU BETRAYED TEH LAAAWWW!!!!"
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Secret_Life_of_Pets

This was fun!

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_Squad_(film)

A summary of what I think, worst Joker ever, boring: Epic Voice Guy does this one, love the "Honest Trailers" channel BTW! Great one to subscribe to if you haven't already. Relive old [and new] movies through a new sarcastic look.

[Digi.k]

Just watched Kubo and the two strings last night.

Pretty good for a western take on a a japanese themed story.  Stop-motion animation is very good.  Quite dark and moody.

[HailingTheThings]

Rogue One.

Maybe it was just the headache I received from the 3D glasses, but this movie felt kinda bad. If this is any indication of what the future holds for Star Wars spin-off movies... well, then I think we're in for some legitimate garbage. Yay.

[Warbucks]

I have yet to see Rogue One, will be taking the kids this weekend.

I did however introduce them to the classic Field of Dreams.
(Man, I forgot how emotional that movie is.)

[blueraven]

Rogue One.

Maybe it was just the headache I received from the 3D glasses, but this movie felt kinda bad. If this is any indication of what the future holds for Star Wars spin-off movies... well, then I think we're in for some legitimate garbage. Yay.

[Bloufo]

Whose motorcycle is this?

It's a chopper, baby.

Whose chopper is this?

It's Zed's.

Who's Zed?

Zed's dead, baby. Zed's dead.




I've probably seen that movie a good dozen times over the years. Never gets old for me.