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Blair Witch Project didn't make me motion sick, but I've had more problems with that kind of thing as I've gotten older. Cloverfield fucking killed me. It seemed like a good movie but it was hard for me to tell because I spent about half of it with my eyes closed, sweating pouring off of me, feeling like I was going to throw up. Ever since then I've avoided seeing those kinds of movies in the theater. I have the same problem with first person shooter games as well.

It is the same thing with Paranomral Activity. You go to see the first film in the theaters once for the experience of the audience gasp when the scare happens and then you are done with the movie and all other sequels of it. I guess if you are interested a little in some of the back story but bleh. Not worth it imo.

Been on a horror kick lately. Decided to run through the 2013 top lists for horror movies.

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World War Z

It's actually a pretty good movie. The problem I find with zombie flicks are the concepts tend to lack originality. Lucky for this movie, while this is the case it's made up by thrilling, berserk, ferocious zombies on speed that overrun towns in a matter of minutes. At times it was like "wait, what the hell just happened?" Kept me on the edge of my seat.

7/10

You bitches is crazy. The best found footage film is Trollhunter. Period. Respectful nod to Quarantine.

I was just going to mention Cloverfield. I don't really get motion sickness any more (and when I did it wasn't anything major) but that was some uneasy stuff.

Spent the last two days watching and processing Nymphomaniac parts 1 and 2 curtousy of Bob. Holy ****. This is one I'll be talking about for ages. I shouldn't have to tell you to see this, and I'm not going to say anything else about it except that I majorly enjoy Lars.

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The Sorcerer and the White Snake (2011)

Basically it's live action anime with a mixture of dodgy CGI, models, and practical effects, so if you're not into anime then you're not going to be into this movie, and even if you are... It's a unique feature and something that you need to be in the right mood for. It has the potential to entertain, but I don't think anyone's life will be changed by watching this.

Have you guys just been streaming it? I can't seem to find it in theaters and I live in a place where art theaters are in abundance.

EDIT: It's on VOD. I answered my own question.

Oh and while I didn't write a review for it since I've been busy packing for my move, just wanted to say I revisited The Station Agent last night. It always cheers me up. The best part is that the movie is set and filmed in the area where I grew up. My ex girlfriend lives five minutes away from the train depot and area with the houses and bars is a lake community that is a couple towns away. It's neat. Fans of GOT should watch it for Peter Dinklage alone.

It's getting a wider release this weekend.

Would you recommend seeing it on the big screen?