I watched it back in college, I agree it was pretty awesome for 1927!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. JabbaJohnL
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I watched it back in college, I agree it was pretty awesome for 1927!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. JabbaJohnL
In no particular order: Wayne's World, Billy Madison and a few more that I can't remember at the moment.
I watched new episode of True blood series On HBO finally..
Monty Python and the Holy Grail sucked me in yesterday with its huge... tracks of laughter.
Watched "Splice" last night.
Be warned, once you watch something it can not be unwatched. :mad:
[FONT=Courier New]Thanks for the warning. Just went to Wikipedia and read the plot synopsis. Saves a lot of time when I do that.[/FONT]Quote:
Originally Posted by sith_killer_99
Sling Blade.
Mmm Hmmm...
Massive head trauma could make a good substitute for "unwatching" though.Quote:
Originally Posted by sith_killer_99
Yeah. Splice sucked. The plot was nonsense, the characters one dimensional, I wanted to throw my TV every time the female doctor made excuse after excuse not to terminate the experiment. The so-called twist wasn't much of a twist as it was foreshadowed in Act I. I stopped watching when they took Dren to the farm and she was eating a chicken or something. So stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord Malakite
I predicted the ending when the genetic animal worm things killed each other. My wife finished watching it and I went to bed. Next morning I called her from work and asked if I was right and she said my prediction was right on. Very disappointing movie. They made a big deal out of how intelligent DRen was, but at the end of the day the creature resorted to primal programming and instinct. Maybe that was the message of the movie. Don't know. Terrible movie.
Mimic and Species are the same type of movie, albeit far superior.
I was almost IN college in '27! (maybe...) I want to see Metropolis someday, myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimJamBonds