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joeki wrote:Event Horizon

all about this scene, just the first 10 seconds

best bit of Event Horizon is where they decode the message left by the old crew

scared my balls into my eyelids when i first saw it.. hella cool

johney wrote:Just watched 2001, i'm craving for the sequel now

Surely you must be joking?

I remember working at a Hollywood Video and recommending Event Horizon to anyone who had no clue what to rent.
I got called every name in the book and slur due to that.
Fucking love that movie.

Sam Neil + anything Lovecraft = nightmares.


best movie since hellraiser

vishes wrote:

johney wrote:Just watched 2001, i'm craving for the sequel now

Surely you must be joking?

about wanting to see the sequel or about there being a sequel?

It's always Sunny blooper reels
Haven't laughed like that since I saw Anchorman for the first time.

heh let him see the rest of Kubrik's library.

vishes wrote:

johney wrote:Just watched 2001, i'm craving for the sequel now

Surely you must be joking?

What about?

johney wrote:

vishes wrote:

johney wrote:Just watched 2001, i'm craving for the sequel now

Surely you must be joking?

What about?

The fact that it was a masterwork with an ambiguous ending left to viewers mind.

deadly habit wrote:

johney wrote:

vishes wrote:

johney wrote:Just watched 2001, i'm craving for the sequel now

Surely you must be joking?

What about?

The fact that it was a masterwork with an ambiguous ending left to viewers mind.

I'd be interested in reading the full series of books but I doubt the books or the sequel come close to 2001. it's very difficult to argue that it's not the best film ever.

Every Kubrick movie is his best (the man was a god of film making) , it's like me arguing Drive needs a sequel since their is a second book.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000040/
I still think A Clockwork Orange was his best film.

cloquet wrote:

deadly habit wrote:

johney wrote:

vishes wrote:

johney wrote:Just watched 2001, i'm craving for the sequel now

Surely you must be joking?

What about?

The fact that it was a masterwork with an ambiguous ending left to viewers mind.

I'd be interested in reading the full series of books but I doubt the books or the sequel come close to 2001. it's very difficult to argue that it's not the best film ever.

I've seen enough of the sequel, 2010, to know that I don't need to see any more of it. It could be worse though and that has no bearing on how good the book for 2010 is.

I think 2001 is probably his finest work - A clockwork orange & strangelove are a close second & third.

2001 is a masterpiece, Clockwork Orange and Full Metal Jacket ring true to me due to being in military.

how do you feel about 'paths of glory'?

I'm yet to see barry lyndon & a few others. got lyndon sitting on my shelf but haven't gotten round to it yet.

haven't seen it yet
currently have lincoln on my queue and the master
i will say snag john dies at the end, best film adaptation in ages, but it keeps the pacing from the book
oh and directed from same guy as bubba ho tep heh

deadly habit wrote:

parson wrote:Event horizon is to hell raiser what Equilibrium is to the matrix

event horizon is lovecraft made modern sci fi

More like Clive barker goes to space

parson wrote:

deadly habit wrote:

parson wrote:Event horizon is to hell raiser what Equilibrium is to the matrix

event horizon is lovecraft made modern sci fi

More like Clive barker goes to space

Clive gave up horror though

I'm just pointing out the influence hellraiserhad on cinema. Shit didn't look like that BH. Much like how the matrix influenced everything that came after it. And perhaps with some slight quantum weirdness before it with dark city

I think 2001: A Space Odyssey is overrated. Visually stunning, but content lacking. In a Science-Fiction sense, it would probably not even make my top 5 (but would sit just outside though).