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Me too actually. Odd Man Out will probably be the next one I check out by him

the movie in my avatar, it was a crap movie but hot mexican girls were in it.

leyenda303 wrote:

DiegoSapiens wrote:i saw the third man yesterday! big film now i understand leyenda´s avatar

An absolute classic. Sadly unknown to your average punter along with nearly everything pre-1970. Gives me an idea for a thread actually...

Just bought that last week, havent sat down to watch it yet.

signals wrote:the movie in my avatar, it was a crap movie but hot mexican girls were in it.

how is called?

porno innit?

V/H/S/2
Pretty damn good, better than the first one.

Ali G indahouse and Star Trek Into the Darkness.

deadly habit wrote:V/H/S/2
Pretty damn good, better than the first one.

That's not saying much at all.

The Place Beyond The Pines

Pretty good but ultimately unremarkable.
7/10

DiegoSapiens wrote:

signals wrote:the movie in my avatar, it was a crap movie but hot mexican girls were in it.

how is called?

tombs of the blind dead

Carl Reed was a badman, Third Man and Odd Man Out are masterpieces




watched this gem again recently, highly recommended if you haven't seen it

signals wrote:

DiegoSapiens wrote:

signals wrote:the movie in my avatar, it was a crap movie but hot mexican girls were in it.

how is called?

tombs of the blind dead

the poster is cool

where do you find these films?

youtube

this is the end was ott hilarious. definitely recommend this

Only god forgives.

Amazing pictures and set design throughout but unfortunately an unbelievably stupid story.
It looked like drive (even better actually) but had the subtlety of a drunken horny blind gorilla.
Such a letdown.. Boooooh.

Can I get a recommendation on a good medieval flick?

ehbrums1 wrote:Can I get a recommendation on a good medieval flick?

Berserk (series, manga) beats any western movie I know about.

Ill give it a look, thanks

It has a bit of fantasy in it, but the setting is based completely on medieval Europe. Engaging series (probably my favourite in the Animé department) that builds up as it goes along to an incredible climax.

If you're still hungry after watching the 25 episode series, I can recommend reading the manga, which features a lot more fantasy elements though. But the series is dubbed in English and quite easily obtainable (if Japanese throws you off) and the Manga has been subbed by a well known fan group and is also quite easily found!

There are a few other good medieval movies of course ( a couple have been mentioned in this thread), but as I said, for me, that series is the pinnacle (and interesting as well as it's written from a foreigner's pov - Asian - who stood outside of our medieval culture and traditions).

Also, the series has recently been redone in a three part movie series (two of which have been released already outside of Japan) with up to date graphics. It skips some of the content because you can't really fit 25 episodes into three 90 min. movies, but the graphics update is also well worth the effort. But I'd save that for last.

just watched a french film called hidden

shot me straight through, anyone seen it?

is it good? I've got it but it's still in the packaging, never got round to watching