What have you seen recently?

[Tom]

Little Fockers

 

[LeRolls]

The Keep: Loved the book. Thought the movie was alright. Some really cool SFX for the time though.
Remo Williams: Never saw this when I was a kid but always wanted to and thanks to Netflix streaming I finally have.
A-Team: Pleasantly surprised by this one. Much better than I thought it was going to be.
Resident Evil: Afterlife: Pretty bad acting and dialogue but still probably my 2nd favorite behind the first one.
Tron Legacy: A fun theater experience with great visuals and auditory stimulus but still a pretty big letdown after the long wait.

 

[Tom]

Spyderwick Chronicles

The Last Mimzy

Diehard 4

Pandorum

Altered (wow)

Splice

The Mist

Forbidden Planet

Them!

It Came From Beneath The Sea

Beast from 20,000 Fathoms

Ghost Ship

Virus

The Fighting Seabees

 

[ultraviolet]

invitation only

 

[ultraviolet]

the Line

 

[Tom]

Season of the Witch

Gojira

Godzilla VS Destroyer

Pearl Harbor

 

[ultraviolet]

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

exellent film, i hope David Fincher makes a good hollywood remake

just popped out to get 'The Girl Who Played with Fire' hope its as good

 

[ultraviolet]

'Nikta'

Luc Besson's best work, up there with Leon i my eyes

'The Girl Who Played With Fire'

exellent follow-up to the dragon tattoo

 

[ultraviolet]

Leon
The Expendables
Piranha
Soloman Kane
Immortal

 

[Tom]

Burning Bright
Faster
The Mechanic
Red
The WaterHorse
The Last Mimsy
Megalodon
MegaSnake

 

[Webster]

Big Trouble In Little China


I've lost count of how many times I've seen this but I always seem to laugh whenever I'm watching and I still can't believe John Carpenter directed it back in the 80's...........

 

[Kevin]

Robinson Crusoe on Mars (thoughts about it posted in this thread)

 

[ultraviolet]

Big Trouble In Little China


I've lost count of how many times I've seen this but I always seem to laugh whenever I'm watching and I still can't believe John Carpenter directed it back in the 80's...........

remember seeing this at the cinima way back, loved then, love it now. it was Carpenter's take on the rambo type films which where all coming out around that time

 

[arochi pandey]

I have recently seen
The Faster
Blue Valentine
The expendables
Underground

 

[Tom]

Faster
Red
Tekken (again)
Aliens (again)
The Waterhorse (again)
Godzilla 1985
Godzilla VS the Thing
Rebirth of Mothera II
Them!
Ice Quake
Arctic Blast
Area 51 (Streaming right now)
Jaws (Yup the original)
Primal
Night of the Demons Remake
Demoni
Yeti-Curse of the Snow Demon
The Thing from another world (WebArchive Moving Pictures site)
The Giant Claw
Fighting Seabees
The Adventures of Walter Mitty

 

[Kevin]

Area 51 (Streaming right now)

Is that the one with Bruce Boxleitner? If so, I just caught that one yesterday. After watching it, I am convinced that it must be dirt cheap to these days to make those kinds of movies.

 

[Kevin]

The Last Mimsy

Did you catch who did the theme song for that movie?

http://www.cinvin.com/threads/122908-Roger-Waters-The-Last-Mimzy

 

[Tom]

wow, sounded familiar but I had no idea. Thanx.

Listen to the closing credits in Arthur Clarke's Colours of Infinity

Skip to timestamp 5:05 ​

 

[Webster]

Since its' Oscar Night, what better way to celebrate than by watching a couple of Oscar-winning films.........

The Longest Day

2001: A Space Odyssey

 

[Webster]

Jackass 3D

Every so often, some mindless comedy can go a long way............