Movies

Immortal · 07-29-2010, 01:09 AM

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Originally Posted by ugo

Im fan by Horrors, Erotics, Adventure, Heroes, funny movies by "childs", funny comedy light and laughts, actresses nice womens. And have more DVD preferred.
But i dont watch more after more Tv and DVD past years. Occasionally watch it.

I am a Horror fan as well. I liked all the Saw movies except "Saw VI" (SOMEONE OWES ME 85 MINUTES OF MY LIFE!)
All the "Final destination" Movies.
"Shockumentaries" Like "Faces of death" "Traces of death" "Death scenes" (Hosted by ex crime scene photographer Anton LaVey.) and "Death scenes 2"
If this seems a little to "Morbid" for this forum go ahead and delete it.

ugo · 07-29-2010, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Immortal

I am a Horror fan as well. I liked all the Saw movies except "Saw VI" (SOMEONE OWES ME 85 MINUTES OF MY LIFE!)
All the "Final destination" Movies.
"Shockumentaries" Like "Faces of death" "Traces of death" "Death scenes" (Hosted by ex crime scene photographer Anton LaVey.) and "Death scenes 2"
If this seems a little to "Morbid" for this forum go ahead and delete it.

I remember more movies Horrors ( maybe 300 or more yet it) and i dont know how choose it better or tell you by my like sensations. Am great fan by horrors spettaculars by special effect.
But that more have did me its " FROMBEYOND", a mix by effect, horrors, erotic (nice the Barbara Crampton), suspence, and few funny too.
Its real masterpiece by Lovecraft.

geolarson2 · 07-29-2010, 09:26 PM

I used to love (ok, still do) watching John Carpenter films. I loved The Thing & The Fog especially.

Westerns I was semi-picky about. My Grandpa is a huge John Wayne fan (Liberty Valance is one of his favourites), while I preferred Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns (The Man With No Name trilogy as well as Once Upon a Time in the West are just simply brilliant in every way).

I've got I think a bent sense of humour, so I'm inclined towards dark comedies like The Big Lebowski, O Brother Where Art Thou? & Fargo. I also really love Murder By Death, Being There and The Magic Christian (hint, there is no Christianity involved), all three of which have Peter Sellers.

Of dramas/action I love most of Kenneth Branagh's Shakespeare adaptations (Hamlet & Henry V are especially brilliant--I like them much better than Sir Larry's versions to be honest), Three Days of the Condor, Dirty Harry, something that keeps me thinking or on the edge of my seat, ya dig?

As far as sci-fi/fantasy goes, I love me a good director's cut of Alien, the Matrix, the Lord of the Rings movies made me appreciate LotR again after disliking the book for many years (one of those times where I ruined a good thing by obsessing over it when I was a kid--like peanut butter & jelly).

When I was a kid I used to watch the "Monster Mash" on Saturdays at noon--caught lots of Godzilla & Gamera as well as Abbott & Costello Meet... movies, lots of Bogie (Loved The Maltese Falcon & Treasure of the Sierra Madre), The African Queen (loved John Huston as well--what anamazing director--liked Clint Eastwood's fictionalized account of the making of African Queen as well, White Hunter, Black Heart--or maybe it was the other way around).

Most of the time though I'm scanning the various news channels or programs (I flip the channels rather than focusing on just 1 outlet), watch British shows on BBCAmerica, DVD or video (i.e., Dr. Who, Being Human) or US shows like V, LOST & FlashForward, with a generous helping of toons in there as well (South Park, Family Guy, Simpsons, AdultSwim, &c.).

BTW, who needs a driver's license, eh? I gave up mine, too, Laranger (nice to know I'm not the only one with sense enough to know when to stop). Who needs the fees, insurance, gas, traffic, &c., right?

ugo · 10-01-2010, 09:10 AM

Anybody has saw move "Splice" ? How's it ?

Palanhaar · 11-13-2010, 07:04 PM

Few of My favorite movies are-Moter India,Sholey,Taal,Titanic,Accepted,The Accidental Husband,Late night in Seattle,and many more

Padawan · 02-27-2011, 06:40 AM

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Originally Posted by ugo

Anybody has saw move "Splice" ? How's it ?

Splice was weird. Not much of a horror movie in my opinion but rather a thriller... However despite the weirdness, it has a clear message. I won't spoil it for anyone but don't expect a masterpiece.

I for one collect movies and I appreciate good movies. Clint Eastwood's Gran Torino was a masterpiece. But the one movie that got me hooked at the tender age of four was Star Wars, the original that later turned to episode 4. I have seen it over 100 times and it never gets old to me. I'm a SW geek for life. I guess because of SW, sci-fi is close to my heart but I do watch every kind of movie. I also love a good comedy and I have some favorite actors/actresses that I usually go and check their latest work.

I actually have a collection list online but my ex took half of my dvd's. They always take half of what they can get.

07-29-2010, 09:26 PM	#3
geolarson2 Danielle's Imaginary Boyfriend Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 512	I used to love (ok, still do) watching John Carpenter films. I loved The Thing & The Fog especially. Westerns I was semi-picky about. My Grandpa is a huge John Wayne fan (Liberty Valance is one of his favourites), while I preferred Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns (The Man With No Name trilogy as well as Once Upon a Time in the West are just simply brilliant in every way). I've got I think a bent sense of humour, so I'm inclined towards dark comedies like The Big Lebowski, O Brother Where Art Thou? & Fargo. I also really love Murder By Death, Being There and The Magic Christian (hint, there is no Christianity involved), all three of which have Peter Sellers. Of dramas/action I love most of Kenneth Branagh's Shakespeare adaptations (Hamlet & Henry V are especially brilliant--I like them much better than Sir Larry's versions to be honest), Three Days of the Condor, Dirty Harry, something that keeps me thinking or on the edge of my seat, ya dig? As far as sci-fi/fantasy goes, I love me a good director's cut of Alien, the Matrix, the Lord of the Rings movies made me appreciate LotR again after disliking the book for many years (one of those times where I ruined a good thing by obsessing over it when I was a kid--like peanut butter & jelly). When I was a kid I used to watch the "Monster Mash" on Saturdays at noon--caught lots of Godzilla & Gamera as well as Abbott & Costello Meet... movies, lots of Bogie (Loved The Maltese Falcon & Treasure of the Sierra Madre), The African Queen (loved John Huston as well--what anamazing director--liked Clint Eastwood's fictionalized account of the making of African Queen as well, White Hunter, Black Heart--or maybe it was the other way around). Most of the time though I'm scanning the various news channels or programs (I flip the channels rather than focusing on just 1 outlet), watch British shows on BBCAmerica, DVD or video (i.e., Dr. Who, Being Human) or US shows like V, LOST & FlashForward, with a generous helping of toons in there as well (South Park, Family Guy, Simpsons, AdultSwim, &c.). BTW, who needs a driver's license, eh? I gave up mine, too, Laranger (nice to know I'm not the only one with sense enough to know when to stop). Who needs the fees, insurance, gas, traffic, &c., right? Last edited by geolarson2; 07-29-2010 at 09:31 PM.

10-01-2010, 09:10 AM	#4
ugo Danielle's Future Ex-Husband Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 1,556	Anybody has saw move "Splice" ? How's it ? __________________ Hope,Love,sex : Loving a Girl.

11-13-2010, 07:04 PM	#5
Palanhaar Dreaming of Danielle Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: INDIA Posts: 51	Few of My favorite movies are-Moter India,Sholey,Taal,Titanic,Accepted,The Accidental Husband,Late night in Seattle,and many more __________________ A Simple Man out of a group of People!! -Palanhaar