What films did you watch today? V2

[Se7en Sins]

Kids - 7/10

[DeathbyIggy]

Originally Posted by Se7en XxSinzXx

Kids - 7/10

Fucked up film, in my opinion.

[Laura6]

Watching~~~

[Deadly Fiend]

Originally Posted by Se7en XxSinzXx

Kids - 7/10

Originally Posted by DeathbyIggy

Fucked up film, in my opinion.

Agreed. Good film, but I gotta say that I prefer Bully.

[Mr. Bill]

True Romance (1993) 10/10

The Slaughter (2006) 6/10

The Dead (2010) 8.5/10

National Lampoon's Movie Madness (1982) 3/10

The Monster That Challenged the World (1957) 7/10

MST3k - Stranded in Space 7/10

[Se7en Sins]

Originally Posted by DeathbyIggy

Fucked up film, in my opinion.

Originally Posted by Urdeadlyfriend

Agreed. Good film, but I gotta say that I prefer Bully.

Kids was good, but it was pretty bland overall. I have to go Bully as my "favorite" of the two.

[Renacimiento]

Originally Posted by Se7en XxSinzXx

Kids was good, but it was pretty bland overall. I have to go Bully as my "favorite" of the two.

Very good film, At times we seem to be at an unusual documentary devoid of shame or at least the minimum morality, kids criminals, drug addicts, sex addicts with no value or social norms that respect, real kids of slums and broken families, kids who exist and are not a minority, kids with no future and barely present.



Fanny and Alexander (1982)




Disturbing family tale. The film moves through surreal territories ... as an ethereal eternal sleep. The film also has two distinct parts, whose inflection point is the appearance of the shepherd in the life of this family and their conversion into the stepfather of Fanny and Alexander.

[Rusted]

Men In Black 3 - 3/5

Not bad but not great, but somewhere in between. If you like the first film you'll enjoy it and it's way better than the second movie. It has a surprising emotional and heartfelt ending and Josh Brolin is awesome.

[Santa]

Originally Posted by Renacimiento

Fanny and Alexander (1982)




Disturbing family tale. The film moves through surreal territories ... as an ethereal eternal sleep. The film also has two distinct parts, whose inflection point is the appearance of the shepherd in the life of this family and their conversion into the stepfather of Fanny and Alexander.

My favorite Bergman. It's so touching and full of very memorable details. I have to give this a rewatch, since I own the Blu-ray from Criterion.

Originally Posted by rusted31

Men In Black 3 - 3/5

Not bad but not great, but somewhere in between. If you like the first film you'll enjoy it and it's way better than the second movie. It has a surprising emotional and heartfelt ending and Josh Brolin is awesome.

I don't even know why they did a third part anyway. I have to admit I have zero interest in it.

[Rusted]

Originally Posted by Santa Sangre

I don't even know why the did a third part anyway. I have to admit I have zero interest in it.

For a sequel that nobody asked for it's better than it deserves to be.