What's The Latest Film You Have Seen?

~~Dude111~~ · 09-05-2018, 06:13 PM

Tonight I watched OUT FOR JUSTICE (1991) on VHS

Mondo Bungle · 09-05-2018, 07:05 PM

yeah it's ****ed. Didn't really care too much for it regardless 2.5/5

everything I'm all about but the creature in Basket Case is just so hilariously extreme you can't push it aside 4/5

love is doomed. I didn't cry though 3.5/5

Justthefacts · 09-07-2018, 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by grindy

Phantom Thread (2017)

Finally saw this. Vicky Krieps is amazing and easily outshines DDL himself. All around masterful filmmaking and a great ending.

Agreed. Great film. Does not hold up to There Ill Be Blood, Inherent Vice, or The Master. Especially The Master, that's probably top 3 best films I've ever seen.

Lilja · 09-07-2018, 11:54 PM

"The 12th Man" is based on the true story of a failed Nazi sabotage attempt in occupied Norway during the end of march in 1943. One man escaped and literally walked across Norway to get to Sweden while being pursued by the Gestapo, recieving help from the locals.

So what does it have? :
1.) Norwegians speaking Norwegian and Germans speaking German. Nice to watch a decent war film where everyone is actually speaking in their country's language. Although, interestlingly, Jonathen Rhys Mayers is in it (the guy who played Henry the VIII in "The Tudors") as the head of the Gestapo ...speaking..you guessed it..German. Yes, I like American war films..just nice to see a bit more realism when it comes to the language department.
2.) Snow Caves
3.) An exciting reindeer chase.
4.) Home surgery of frostbite..eek.
5.) Quisling. A term you don't really hear much outside of Norwegian war films. Actually, you never hear it.

It's a very good film. Two thumbs and a toe up.

Oriphiel · 09-08-2018, 03:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Lilja

The 12th Man

in the butt

Justthefacts · 09-08-2018, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Lilja

"The 12th Man" is based on the true story of a failed Nazi sabotage attempt in occupied Norway during the end of march in 1943. One man escaped and literally walked across Norway to get to Sweden while being pursued by the Gestapo, recieving help from the locals.

So what does it have? :
1.) Norwegians speaking Norwegian and Germans speaking German. Nice to watch a decent war film where everyone is actually speaking in their country's language. Although, interestlingly, Jonathen Rhys Mayers is in it (the guy who played Henry the VIII in "The Tudors") as the head of the Gestapo ...speaking..you guessed it..German. Yes, I like American war films..just nice to see a bit more realism when it comes to the language department.
2.) Snow Caves
3.) An exciting reindeer chase.
4.) Home surgery of frostbite..eek.
5.) Quisling. A term you don't really hear much outside of Norwegian war films. Actually, you never hear it.

It's a very good film. Two thumbs and a toe up.

And a toe? Siskel ain't got shit on you man.

GetOffMyLawnKid · 09-09-2018, 02:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Dude111

Tonight I watched OUT FOR JUSTICE (1991) on VHS

Is that the one with The Boz?

innerspaceboy · 09-09-2018, 06:41 PM

Added 150 must-see b-movies and cult films to my introduction to pop culture list. And tonight I caught up a bit with the world of animated film and watched The Iron Giant.

I definitely see why it was universally acclaimed.

Oriphiel · 09-10-2018, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by innerspaceboy

Added 150 must-see b-movies and cult films to my introduction to pop culture list. And tonight I caught up a bit with the world of animated film and watched The Iron Giant.

I definitely see why it was universally acclaimed.

Watch Angel's Egg (1984). It's like a drone in visual form. You won't even know what to do with yourself.

innerspaceboy · 09-10-2018, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Oriphiel

Watch Angel's Egg (1984). It's like a drone in visual form. You won't even know what to do with yourself.

I will! Thanks!

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Lilja Music Addict Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 521	"The 12th Man" is based on the true story of a failed Nazi sabotage attempt in occupied Norway during the end of march in 1943. One man escaped and literally walked across Norway to get to Sweden while being pursued by the Gestapo, recieving help from the locals. So what does it have? : 1.) Norwegians speaking Norwegian and Germans speaking German. Nice to watch a decent war film where everyone is actually speaking in their country's language. Although, interestlingly, Jonathen Rhys Mayers is in it (the guy who played Henry the VIII in "The Tudors") as the head of the Gestapo ...speaking..you guessed it..German. Yes, I like American war films..just nice to see a bit more realism when it comes to the language department. 2.) Snow Caves 3.) An exciting reindeer chase. 4.) Home surgery of frostbite..eek. 5.) Quisling. A term you don't really hear much outside of Norwegian war films. Actually, you never hear it. It's a very good film. Two thumbs and a toe up. Last edited by Lilja; 09-08-2018 at 12:00 AM.

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