What was the last movie you've seen?

[Reverend]

I finished all of G Gundam. It is easily the most hilarious Gundam series of all time!

LOOK! THE EAST IS BURNING RED!

I will transcend the boundary from being simply Master Asia to become Super Asia!

Mod Man, you just keep getting more awesome!

[Pulsar_t]

Recently watched

-Reservoir Dogs - Massively overrated film, but still entertaining. Tarantino knows how to entertain but people admire his work too much imho.
-Westworld - This remains possibly Crichton's most enjoyable film, despite its unintentional hilarity.
-O’Horten - A sweet adventure film from Norway that is so obscure this is probably the only place you'll ever hear about it. Kudos to Metacritic/RT for listing such stuff.
-The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension - Excrement with a capital S. I liked the presence of some of my favourite actors but the film was not fun at all.

[Ack]

Truthfully, out of all of Tarantino's films, Reservoir Dogs is my favorite, though it's mostly due to the presence of one guy:



You know you love Steve Buscemi.

[Mod_Man_Extreme]

I finished all of G Gundam. It is easily the most hilarious Gundam series of all time!

LOOK! THE EAST IS BURNING RED!

I will transcend the boundary from being simply Master Asia to become Super Asia!

Mod Man, you just keep getting more awesome!

ERUPTING BURNING AWESOME!!!!

[Mod_Man_Extreme]

Truthfully, out of all of Tarantino's films, Reservoir Dogs is my favorite, though it's mostly due to the presence of one guy:



You know you love Steve Buscemi.

Ahh Buscemi, where have you gone?

[REPO Man]

New flicks from NetFlix:

* The Call of Cthulhu (the silent one)
* The Bird with the Crystal Plumage (first in a gialli trilogy from Dario Argento, the second and third are The Cat o' Nine Tales and Four Flies on Grey Velvet, respectively)
* Ginger Snaps
* Terror Firmer

And that's the proposed order in which I will watch them.

I love Ginger Snaps. You're in for a treat with that one.

I've seen Ginger Snaps, though never in its entirety. This is because whenever it came on IFC, it was usually on early-morning (or late-late-night; basically, around 12-6a) and I didn't have DVR back then. I love how they use the transformation of becoming a werewolf as a metaphor for female puberty (which ironically happens right after one of the sisters become a werewolf). Also have the second film on my Netflix Queue.

And after watching The Call of Cthulhu, I can see that it's actually still just as cool. Now I wonder... what will their follow-up be? Herbert West, Re-Animator? The Dunwich Horror?

[fastbilly1]

The Dark Crystal and most of The Apartment. Also should be noted that this is probably the last time I put my movie collection on random...

[REPO Man]

Currently:



Pretty good. Check it out, even if you don't really know much about Dario Argento's work.

But do NOT get it from Netflix. Read more in this IMDb post.


Soon:

[REPO Man]

Still good. Wish it was still in print.



Good. Might get it on DVD somewhere down the line. A bit too long, though.

[jp1]

I love this movie. I watch it at least once a year.