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Post by Redemption on Feb 3, 2010 22:26:01 GMT
^ and the fact one of the conversation go 'What was that' 'Oh, that was my Anamalitie, you've got one to.'
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Post by blackswordsman on Feb 3, 2010 22:26:20 GMT
^Oh, thank God my memories of that movie were mostly erased over time. My mind couldn't take it, I guess. All I can remember is that it was too awful. >_<
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Post by blacky on Feb 3, 2010 23:39:18 GMT
I am not one to bash 'Harry Potter' since there is bigger fish to fry, but I always found Quidditch to be a load of nonsense
If the capturement of the snicth is worth enougth points to finish the game then what's the point in having other players? Sure they could win by scoring goals but the series has shown that is very unlikely to happen during a game since capturing the snicth is much quicker.
Come on JK, just admit that it's a poorly disguised plot device that ensures that Harry wins the game most of the time. The fact that they turned the books into movies makes it even clearer
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Post by Redemption on Feb 4, 2010 3:03:16 GMT
^Oh, thank God my memories of that movie were mostly erased over time. My mind couldn't take it, I guess. All I can remember is that it was too awful. >_< That was just about the only line i remember from the movie. Only other thing i remember from it was that i couldn't make heads or tales out of the final battle between Kang and Khan. too much CGI dragons in the dark.
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Post by blackswordsman on Feb 6, 2010 1:45:12 GMT
I remember getting pissed they killed Johnny F* Cage in the first minute of the movie. (!) ò_ó I remember Kang and Kitana moving around inside hamster balls. I remember the terrible CGI. And I remember Jade being incredibly sexy... That was fine. Changing movie. Battlefield Earth. When the humans that were mining for gold gave the aliens processed gold bars they got somewhere, so they could pretend they were mining while in reality they were planing to fight for freedom. And the aliens didn't even find anything wrong with they MINING gold BARS. Aliens that were suposedly much more advanced and smart then us. >_< But then again, everything about that movie was dumb. The aliens being the worse offenders. If anyone wants to remember the train wreck, watch the latest Nostalgia Critic review.
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Post by Tabris on Feb 6, 2010 18:16:23 GMT
Have any of you ever seen The Holy Mountain?
I only seen half of it and I was very much not sober. Every second of that movie is what the FUCK. I think somewhere in there was a good movie but I have no idea. It's like David Lynch on crack.
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Post by AlexY on Feb 6, 2010 20:38:31 GMT
Have any of you ever seen The Holy Mountain? I only seen half of it and I was very much not sober. Every second of that movie is what the FUCK. I think somewhere in there was a good movie but I have no idea. It's like David Lynch on crack. Oh Samael yes. Holy Mountain is the trip of trips. Heard it's ecstatic on weed.
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Post by Toadkiller Dog on May 14, 2010 9:47:01 GMT
No mentioning of Tommy Wiseau's "The Room"? Well allow me to nominate that one, it has to be seen to be believed. Especially since it wasn't meant to be as bad or illogically stupid as it is. It was meant to be serious, with a rather large budget spent on it.
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Post by The Crimson One on May 27, 2010 7:14:28 GMT
Ha! My ex made me watch Twilight too! And Twilight 2! Twilight 2 almost made me shoot myself in the face with a crossbow.
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Post by blacky on May 27, 2010 23:20:17 GMT
Ha! My ex made me watch Twilight too! And Twilight 2! Twilight 2 almost made me shoot myself in the face with a crossbow. If Twilight achieved anything, it would be making me feel better about being single and not seeing any of my exes for years
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Post by The Crimson One on May 29, 2010 19:42:42 GMT
Holy Mountain. Awesome flick! El Topo is really good too. (both by Alexander Jodorowsky) If you get down with weird stuff like that. I recommend it. Yeah, I think the only thing that saved me about the whole Twilight debacle is that I was getting laid on a regular basis at the time. If it goes to Dude Trial that's what I'm bringing up anyway. I must agree with the Quidditch analysis as well. Here's a ridiculous movie sequence for you: Cybil has whats her face and the miner guys at gunpoint and they believe it to be loaded. She pulls the trigger (WHY?) and since they know she doesn't have bullets, she gets beaten, almost to death, and then burned alive. Why not just walk out of there alive?
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Post by blacky on May 30, 2010 2:47:19 GMT
Just remembered another one since Crimson menctioned Silent hill,
What excactly was Rose planning to do once she got Sharon to Silent hill? For all she knew the town was deserted, there shoulden't of been anyone who could of filled her in, no family to trace. Yes it turned out that the cult was still there, but she didn't know that until she was already there.
Not to menction the place was dangerous, she really thought she could take her daughter to a smog filled town and roam about free from danger of developing lung or breathing proublems?
It's as if she didn't do any research into the town, but we know she did, her computer showing that she looked up the town. And she even confirms that she looked into it.
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Post by The Crimson One on May 30, 2010 8:39:57 GMT
Yeah, that's just bad parenting.
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Post by Kiryū Kazuma on Jun 1, 2010 23:50:51 GMT
the village - worst shower of un imaginable horror ever
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Post by The Crimson One on Jun 2, 2010 0:47:34 GMT
I kind dug The Village till the whole, present day business. Those creatures were a lot cooler when I thought they were real. Adrian Brody was good it in though... And not to start SH bashing, but it really bothered me that PH was like gigantic and ripped, yet couldn't just rip that bar up that was holding the door closed. I mean come one, didn't Rose put it in there? An 8' monster who carries around a blade that must weight a ton can't pull out the pipe? (that's what she said?)
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