What films did you watch today? V2

[H.P. Pufncraft]

Originally Posted by The Bear Jew

Tombstone 9/10

One of my favorite films of all time, The cast as a whole are stellar especially Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer...

Love that movie.

[Freddy_Lives]

Les Miserables 10/10 For musicals you really cannot beat this film as it has had all the praise it can get!

Personal taste Sacha and Helena were by far the steal of the show.

[SeanBrown]

Dredd - 8/10

Compliance - 6.5/10 (people are fucking stupid)

Beasts of the Southern Wild - 9/10

[Rusted]

Munich - 5/5

Like the terrorism it portrays it's cold and bloodthirsty, and one of Speibergs finest. It shows what we all know, that the war on terrorism will never be won as it's been going on for decades. Cut of one monsters head and another takes it's place. The final shot of the Twin Towers hammers home this point.

A brilliant yet sobering movie.

[HorrorMovieFan]

"The Amazing Spiderman".....This wasn't bad, but feel there was no need for a reboot. There are too many changes in storyline and characters. I like Sally Field and Martin Sheen as "Aunt May" and "Uncle Henry". Andrew Garfield as "Peter Parker" is ok in the role and Emma Stone is kinda lame as "Gwen". Some nicely done special effects and some good action scenes add a nice touch, but still prefer the Raimi version of Spiderman....and the cartoon series for that matter.

5.5/10

[oxley]

The Big Lebowski

Brilliant Blu transfer, and of course it's just one of the funnest movies ever. Amazing.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Love the Blu of this, the audio is improved and there is still a lot of grain on screen (which the films NEEDS) so that was great, but the transfer made the film look a lot... 'deeper', sharp. Great. It had been about 5 plus year since I saw it too, forgot how great it actually was. Some nice features, too.

[Rusted]

RZ's Halloween - 1.5/5

Just terrible. As a remake/time waster it's just OK. As a remake to the best horror film of all time it's an abomination.

[Santa]

Originally Posted by Rusted

Munich - 5/5

Like the terrorism it portrays it's cold and bloodthirsty, and one of Speibergs finest. It shows what we all know, that the war on terrorism will never be won as it's been going on for decades. Cut of one monsters head and another takes it's place. The final shot of the Twin Towers hammers home this point.

A brilliant yet sobering movie.

Have never seen it, which is a shame since I live in this city.

[Ginobili]

Hellraiser - 10/10
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre '03 - 7/10

Going to watch Evil Dead with the girlfriend tonight, its her first time ever watching which amazed me.

[Myerszilla]

His Name Was Jason: 30 Years of Friday the 13th

I've come to dislike this documentary more & more over the years, because it seems more like a bunch of fans discussing their thoughts on the series as opposed to the people who were actually involved talking about the making of the movies.

Hopefully the next doc. they put out will be much, much better, something like the Never Sleep Again documentary, which is utterly fantastic in every way imaginable.