I watched Braindead yesterday, also known as Dead Alive. It is a zombie movie exaggarated violence.
I would recommend it; it is funny as hell.
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I watched Braindead yesterday, also known as Dead Alive. It is a zombie movie exaggarated violence.
I would recommend it; it is funny as hell.
Dead Alive, oh hell yeahQuote:
Originally Posted by King
you see the unedited version?
I like other Will Farrel movies (Ancorman, Elf, can't think of others). And while I can stand a fair amount of "stuff," there was just something about Talladega Nights that just made me want to stand up and leave. I could make a list, but I don't want to make a huge deal about it.
Another part was that I was with my sister and five of my cousins, one of which was only 10, and I felt really bad about taking her.
It was rated PG-13, wasn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Amethyst
I haven't seen this movie yet (and I probably won't unless my sister buys it on DVD and brings it over), but I've noticed that the PG-13 rating can be really flexible. Some movies just barely get the PG-13 rating for a single swear word, and others stretch the rating to the limit, barely avoiding an R rating.
it was called blood edition at least. i think it was unedited, but i cant remember atm.Quote:
Originally Posted by OpheliaBlue
I've heard a pg-13 movie can only have the word fuck once. is that true?
strange in canada a movie like the southpark movie is rated 14A, it has "fuck" a lot more then once
perhaps they have censored swear words there.
I saw Donnie Darko the original psssshhh the directors cut is way better everyone should check it out, its pretty good
Watched Hellraiser 6 yesterday. It was very good.
World Trade Centre
It was pretty much exactly what you'd expect. Decent flick.
Adam's Rib
I didn't care for it much tho. Don't really like Spencer Tracy. -.-;;
Hostel
unedited :makeitstop:
Lol hostel is one disturbed film, weren't based on a true story?Quote:
Originally Posted by OpheliaBlue
that's what they said..I don't know how much of it wasQuote:
Originally Posted by NeAvO
hopefully not the parts I'm thinking of :wtf2:
Most of the film is probably the parts your thinking of :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by OpheliaBlue
Saw house of wax the other day, now thats a weird film :shock:
Went to the drive-in this past Saturday.
Watched:
Cars: (computer animated) I actually was waiting to hate this movie but it was pretty funny. Lawled through a good portion of it. Tow Mater the tow truck was hilarious.
Clerks 2: Was ignorantly and dementedly funny. Made me afraid to eat at fast food restaurants knowing that people like that might possibly be serving up my food.
Haha, maybe that's what Americans need to stop eating fast food!Quote:
Originally Posted by Vex
No desire to see this one. At first I had a latent worry that my disinterest in this particular film said something terrible about me, but now seeing that it only opened 3rd at the box office (behind Ricky Bobby and Stand Up, respectively), apparently I'm not the only one. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by bradybaker
Most recent movie I saw was The Descent. I'm about the biggest baby there is in regards to scary movies, so trust me when I say this movie isn't scary at all. Nothing new here: same old sudden, annoyingly loud music accompanies all surprise attacks; acting is bad; characters are annoying and frustratingly dumb; stupid ending. There is some gore but half the time it's too dark to make out what anything is anyway.
I Heart Huckabees, last night.
Little Miss Sunshine
Spectacular. Easily my favorite movie of the year so far.
Red dragon - cannibalistic goodness!! :goodjob:
Snakes on a Plane. It was amazing.
She's the man (Last movie I saw.)
BEERFEST!!!!!!!!
Exceptionally funny.
I have to agree with bradybaker. Little Miss Sunshine is freakin hilarious. A great movie for anyone with a heart AND a warped sense of humor. I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard in a movie.