Movies! Movies! Movies! (Non-Japanese)

26 Sep 2007, 10:53 #2941

Wynter wrote:

OOooooooo Spawn! Scary stuff.

i cant wait for it!!!!

26 Sep 2007, 13:28 #2942

Hi guys!!! Is anybody here watched Resident Evil: Extinction???

I'm excited!!! It's now showing!!!

26 Sep 2007, 13:56 #2943

[image][/list:u] I saw a billboard for this driving home. I'm just afraid that after Seinfeld anything else will be a let down.

26 Sep 2007, 22:55 #2944

gaijinmark wrote:[image][/list:u] I saw a billboard for this driving home. I'm just afraid that after Seinfeld anything else will be a let down.

Yeah, I really don't have any interest in an animated Jerry Seinfeld.

26 Sep 2007, 23:45 #2945

i would like to see how it iturns out
the bee movie that is
how is he going to do in an animated movie

26 Sep 2007, 23:47 #2946

yori_nagata07 wrote:Hi guys!!! Is anybody here watched Resident Evil: Extinction???

I'm excited!!! It's now showing!!!

ILm wondering if itLll be any better than the second (super bad) one :sweat:

27 Sep 2007, 06:56 #2947

Freefall wrote:

ILm wondering if itLll be any better than the second (super bad) one :sweat:

well its the #1 movie in America.. it even beat Bourne Ultimatum.. :hehe:

27 Sep 2007, 07:26 #2948

slashersam016 wrote:well its the #1 movie in America.. it even beat Bourne Ultimatum.. :hehe:

BFD... It opened weeks later than Bourne, ne? :shakehead:

28 Sep 2007, 06:27 #2949

Anybody seen Eastern Promises? the only flick that has piqued my interest since Bourne.

29 Sep 2007, 22:08 #2950

Tu_triky wrote:Anybody seen Eastern Promises? the only flick that has piqued my interest since Bourne.

nothing has recently.

30 Sep 2007, 12:50 #2951

I just saw Across the Universe and totally loved it. Really, it was amazing. I'm a sucker for musicals. I'm not a fan of The Beatles (yea yea, so sue me!) so I was surprised when I found myself enjoying it. I even ended up buying the soundtrack. :hehe:

30 Sep 2007, 13:15 #2952

Tu_triky wrote:Anybody seen Eastern Promises? the only flick that has piqued my interest since Bourne.

Reading the reviews, it's amazingly violent...just watched Freesia...also very bloody, hoping Eastern Promises makes more sense...

5 Oct 2007, 23:14 #2953

runpup wrote:

Reading the reviews, it's amazingly violent...just watched Freesia...also very bloody, hoping Eastern Promises makes more sense...

keywords: male frontal nudity, female frontal nudity, rape... Eastern Promises sounds scary.

Freesia? the Tamayama Tetsuji Freesia? i saw that in the rental today, it was out. But i got Unfair the movie instead.

on topic: just saw Mr. & Mrs. Smith

very fun in every aspect. but i just hate the ending...

5 Oct 2007, 23:26 #2954

runpup wrote:

Reading the reviews, it's amazingly violent...just watched Freesia...also very bloody, hoping Eastern Promises makes more sense...

I saw Eastern Promises...it was pretty good at drawing you into this underworld of Russian gangs in London. It has some serious violence.

6 Oct 2007, 07:04 #2955

I showed the 1960 Psycho to my students. I'd forgotten just how good this movie was!

6 Oct 2007, 07:27 #2956

Wynter wrote:I showed the 1960 Psycho to my students. I'd forgotten just how good this movie was!

Can't go wrong with Hitchcock! :applaud: [/list:u] edit: Next year go with The Birds I also like Rear Window and North by Northwest but they're not really scary, more suspenseful. [/list:u]

6 Oct 2007, 08:00 #2957

gaijinmark wrote: Can't go wrong with Hitchcock! :applaud: [/list:u] edit: Next year go with The Birds I also like Rear Window and North by Northwest but they're not really scary, more suspenseful. [/list:u]

Why next year? :headscratch:

Also check out the original The 39 Steps by Hitchcock... Really old, but really good. :)

7 Oct 2007, 02:41 #2958

My kid cousins are coming over soon. Their parents are away for the weekend. Which means a High School Musical movie marathon.

Someone please, put me out of my misery. :bleh:

7 Oct 2007, 02:43 #2959

gaijinmark wrote: Can't go wrong with Hitchcock! :applaud: [/list:u] edit: Next year go with The Birds I also like Rear Window and North by Northwest but they're not really scary, more suspenseful. [/list:u]

I'm planning on showing the Rear Window as well. It fits perfectly as a psychological horror.

bmwracer wrote:Also check out the original The 39 Steps by Hitchcock... Really old, but really good. :)

The 39 Steps, eh? Never heard of it. I'll look it up. :good:

@MissyMon: >>sings<< "We're all in this together..." :hehe:

7 Oct 2007, 13:54 #2960

MissMonika wrote:My kid cousins are coming over soon. Their parents are away for the weekend. Which means a High School Musical movie marathon.

Someone please, put me out of my misery. :bleh:

If you come over tomorrow, I can give you my cold. :beaten:

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