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[Movie] Thread... Not a Jaywalking Thread
Raijin Quickfoot
I'm your Huckleberry YOU'RE NO DAISYRegistered User, ClubPA regular
I'm your Huckleberry YOU'RE NO DAISYRegistered User, ClubPA regular
Seriously? I'm getting ready to see Goosebumps with the family! Where am I supposed to post about that, huh?
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The fact that nobody is posting in here makes me think I missed something... Anxiety!
Whyyyyyy isn't anyone posting? Have you all colluded against me?
The only ones left this year that I want to see are hunger games and star wars.
e: oh spectre too I guess
I don't believe they exist.
Hell, I'm halfway inclined to start it again, this time with the hilarious commentary.
Edit: wait did I say "halfway" I meant "doing it right now"
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You should own Jurassic Park
I don't have the money to buy an entire island right now.
Quit spending it all on weekly fantasy games!
That movie would have scared the shit out of me if I'd seen it in a theater and maybe a while ago so the effects wouldn't have been as noticable
But even with that and having picked up so much stuff about the movie from pop culture it was still super tense a lot of the time and just really well done
The beginning almost felt like Pride and Prejudice and Ghosts Are Here Too. And that's ok! I was able to enjoy it for what it was, but if I hadn't known what I was getting into I might have been disappointed.
i was hoping for some hammer level spooks not jane austen with spectres
It's a hoot and a holler, probably the weirdest film I've seen in a while! The person playing Lucille (the sister of Hiddleston's character) is delightful. Easily my favorite part of the film.
Not a straight horror flick, that's for sure. I'm... not sure how I would classify it actually.
It's beautiful, because it's a Del Torro film, of course. The acting's all great. Probably wouldn't see it again, but worth checking out if the premise and trailer captured your attention.
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I was strangely bored yet thoroughly entertained the entire way through. It was odd.
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Th-the youth pastor warned me about p-people like you!
Although the Tokyo Film Festival is coming up and they're showing Ran, so that should be cool!
This is going to be a good day!
Crimson Peak is like a slightly spookier Wuthering Heights.
I was down with a spooky Del Toro Ghost Horror flick
But I absolutely hate Victorian romance and Jane Austen in particular and am seeing a ton of comparisons
I should have waited until 9:30.
Like, I wouldn't call it offensive
"half-baked" is probably the best way to describe it. There's some potential and a halfway decent cast there, but the movie is super slow and plodding and confused and the final act is duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuumb.
They basically distributed his beard to the rest of his costume.
I lay the blame pretty squarely on the writer/director team. The script is not great and the directing didn't help it much and some of the effects are pretty inexcusable for 2015.
You will hate the first 25 minutes of it, then... it does get more into a mystery/ spooky vibe later on though.
Can you imagine how awesomely tense it would be to watch it, not knowing there are sequels and therefore not knowing who is going to live or die?
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Saw a few trailers that intrigued me. Really hoping we can go and do a double-showing of Black Mass and Legend next month. Old school American gangster vs old school British gangsters :cool:
Why you gotta tell me this? I haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaated that book.
Yeah I mean it has been around almost 40 years so a lot of the tension and mystery was undermined a little but it was still amazing
Obviously they must exist, I just haven't heard of them, which strikes me as odd since for some people he's a horror director first and foremost.
Aside from just what he's directed, he's also been a writer or producer or creative consultant on a lot of other horror stuff
He definitely has helped to put a lot of horror into the world
I think his straight up horror films are Cronos or The Devil's Backbone or Mimic