What was the last movie you've seen?

[Snickerd00dle]

Watched Four Flys on Grey Velvet and it was great!

[vash23n]

Watched Natural City. I read a review that claimed it was as close to an original live action anime as there has been and I agree. Great film. Kind of reminds me of how a prequel to all the Ghost in the Shell story lines would go. What happens before Cyborgs become mainstream...

[Pulsar_t]

The Invasion. A needless remake of a decent remake of a 50s classic thriller. Run of the mill alien-snatching "thrills", and cliched social commentary make for a boring watch. I would have enjoyed it a bit more if it hadn't been for the unworthy title.

You say that, but HOLY CRAP is that Jackie from Roseanne behind Nicole Kidman?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0427392/fullcredits

IMDb doesn't mention her. Could it be an oversight?



As for Natural City, I liked its aesthetics very much. Tried too hard to be Blade Runner, and that didn't work for me.

[REPO Man]

Watched Four Flys on Grey Velvet and it was great!

Been meaning to see this. Also, check out Deep Red and The Bird With The Crystal Plumage.

I finished Priscilla: Queen of the Desert. Loved it.

[Pulsar_t]

Woyzeck. This is the first of Werner Herzog's 70s movies that I've watched, and having learned it's based on an incomplete 19th century play I must say he did an excellent job considering the film was done within 18 days.

If this was the "weakest" of the Herzog/Kinski collaborations I'm expecting to be amazed by the others!

[Snickerd00dle]

Watched Four Flys on Grey Velvet and it was great!

Been meaning to see this. Also, check out Deep Red and The Bird With The Crystal Plumage.

I finished Priscilla: Queen of the Desert. Loved it.

Yeah, most of the Argento stuff is worth checking out, not all though, ha

Last night I finished A Better Tomorrow, amazing movie, if you are a John Woo or Chow Yun Fat fan, you must watch this movie

[Lord_Santa]

just finished watching Rent

good film/musical

nothing out of the ordinary, but still... the newest film I've seen for.... years

[Octopod]

Tombs of the Blind Dead.

[REPO Man]

Tombs of the Blind Dead.

Wow, is vintage Italian horror starting to catch on here?

But seriously... would you recommend it? I ask cuz the Blind Dead tetrology is on my NetFlix queue.

just finished watching Rent

good film/musical

nothing out of the ordinary, but still... the newest film I've seen for.... years

I love RENT, and it's all cuz of this film, which reunites Anthony Rapp with "Adventures in Babysitting" director Christopher Columbus.

And also, check out RENT: Filmed Live on Broadway. It's the finsl B'way performance if RENT and it's WAY better than the film.

[Octopod]

The Blind Dead films are from Spain but yeah, they are cool. I bought the box set a while back. I also fairly recently bought Rats Night of Terror. I like European exploitation films. I think I told you before that I run the Myspace for PAUK and I think I am a mod on their but I never use it to do anything. The site is pretty dead...maybe it will pick up steam again.

Edit: When I say I "run" the Myspace I mean it loosely since I have not even logged on it in like two months probably and only check it once in a great while.