[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by Now_Rudi

I swear man, we share a freaking mind! Check out Incident in a Ghost Land. Being an H.P. Lovecraft fan, you will truly appreciate it. A multitude of Lovecraft references (hell they even have an actor portray him for a cameo in the film). Great watch!! B Rated horror films are some of my favorites!!!

Great notables - Grindhouse - Planet Terror & Death Proof, Killer Clowns from Outter Space, The Return of the Living Dead (1985), ALL of the Elm Street movies, The Evil Dead films, Tuck and Dale versus Evil, The (1980's) Prom Night movies and there are a ton more I'd have to think on.

Another great film that didn't get much attention that I think you would like is Brawl in Cell Block 99. If you haven't seen that one, check that out! Great watch!

If you haven't seen Hereditary, check it out too. We really enjoyed it.

Thanks! I will check out the stuff you recommended that I haven't seen yet.

I started watching the Belko Experiment the day before we left for vacation. She had already seen the preview and remembered it, so I had to stop it until I can watch by myself.

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Aladdin with the family last night.

Naomi Scott sure is easy on the eyes...

I have watched this movie just yesterday and it was but, but too lot of soundtracks and songs in the movie...

[King Rudi]

The girlfriend and I went to see Once Upon a Time in Hollywood this weekend. Enjoyable watch. Some great scenes and lots of easter eggs for Tarantino fans if you know what you're looking for. A couple that I noticed: It appeared that Brad Pitt was smoking Red Apple cigarettes on the roof, also saw an ad on bus for them and not to mention the commercial. Red apple cigarettes are only in Tarantino films....and pretty much all of them....they were even around during the Civil War as they are in The Hateful Eight also. Cliff's (Brad Pitt) car is a Karmann Ghia, the same car Uma drives in Kill Bill vol. 2. DiCaprio mentions that the worked on The Virginian, same show that Stunt Man Mike mentions that he worked on in Death Proof. Spahn Ranch is where the TV show Zorro was filmed, when Cliff is at George's house, a picture of Guy Williams is hanging on the wall. When discussing the spaghetti western movie directors, the name Antonio Margareti is mentioned; this is one of the names that is used in Inglorious Basterds, and is repeated over and over by the "I-talian film makers" as they enter the theater.

These are all the ones that I noticed, although I'm sure there is ton more. Tarantino always throws stuff like this in his movies. One of the things that make his films such an enjoyable watch.

Originally Posted by Grumpy Old Man

so I just watched the trailer....on my list to watch very soon.

It's a fantastic watch! Tyler Labine (Dale) is hilarious in Super Troopers 2. He is also the "Huggn' Chugg'n Football" guy in Zac and Miri Make a Porno.

[TXSTYLE]

I missed this in Theaters and am looking forward to watching it on my Home Theater! Anyone see it:



I am a huge Guillermo del Toro fan. Dude knows how to do movies right!

[Captain Blood]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

I missed this in Theaters and am looking forward to watching it on my Home Theater! Anyone see it:



I am a huge Guillermo del Toro fan. Dude knows how to do movies right!

Its still in theaters. Probably will be for a few more weeks.

[Grumpy Old Man]

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by AlexLowery

I have watched this movie just yesterday and it was but, but too lot of soundtracks and songs in the movie...

All DISNEY movies are like that. If you have already seen the animated versions you'll hear plenty of music.

I guess I'm the only one who found her attractive...

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Grumpy Old Man

YES!!! Love me some Dolemite! Love the Black Exploitation films of the 70's!!!
Black Belt Jones is one of my favorite movies! If you haven't seen Black Dynamite you HAVE to check it out!

[UncleWede]

Wait, there is someone else in the world read/ing H.P. Lovecraft???? I thought when Bickle died, I was the only one left.

[lsturbointeg]

So my boys insisted on Family Night and we bought Shazam on Bluray. I must say I actually like this even tho I couldn't pass the fact its Chuck!

[jmg]

I just got back from the Red Carpet premier of Apocalypse Now Final Cut at the Cineramadome. What a fucking trip! I thought Redux would be the definitive cut but now I think this is definitely the "better" version. Coppola, Martin Sheen, Laurence Fishburn, and Albert Hall got in front of the audience after the movie and talked for about 30 minutes about making the film. Truly an unforgettable experience to see one of my favorite directors in person and see his latest cut of his greatest masterpiece.

Some filmmakers were in the audience too. Eli Roth, Fredrick Forrest, John Milius and I think many more that I just couldn't place a name to buy I've seen in films. If you haven't already, get some tickets because watching this movie on the big screen is a must!!

[Captain Blood]

Originally Posted by jmg

I just got back from the Red Carpet premier of Apocalypse Now Final Cut at the Cineramadome. What a fucking trip! I thought Redux would be the definitive cut but now I think this is definitely the "better" version. Coppola, Martin Sheen, Laurence Fishburn, and Albert Hall got in front of the audience after the movie and talked for about 30 minutes about making the film. Truly an unforgettable experience to see one of my favorite directors in person and see his latest cut of his greatest masterpiece.

Some filmmakers were in the audience too. Eli Roth, Fredrick Forrest, John Milius and I think many more that I just couldn't place a name to buy I've seen in films. If you haven't already, get some tickets because watching this movie on the big screen is a must!!

https://apnews.com/3957a5e9e9bb440f83720f08bf3a8bc1
Coppola has supervised a 4K restoration of the film and, for the second time, tweaked the cut. Having perhaps gone too far in his 2001 "Redux," which added 53 minutes, "Apocalypse Now Final Cut," which opens in theaters Friday and on home video August 27, splits the difference at 183 minutes.

[UncleWede]

Somehow I found Ex Machina on NF last night. From the moment Caleb arrived and was told the reason by Nathan, I was SURE Nathan was the one taking the touring test.

[BSM n54iS]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

Somehow I found Ex Machina on NF last night. From the moment Caleb arrived and was told the reason by Nathan, I was SURE Nathan was the one taking the touring test.

*Turing

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by BdSM n54iS

*Turing

Stupid auot-connect

[1MOREMOD]

I have once upon a time in the west to watch

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

I missed this in Theaters and am looking forward to watching it on my Home Theater! Anyone see it?

I am a huge Guillermo del Toro fan. Dude knows how to do movies right!

Watched it this past Sunday and I thought it was enjoyable. My date read the book when younger and didn’t enjoy it as much. Said a lot of things didn’t follow the book from what she can remember. I didn’t think it was scary though.

[lsturbointeg]

heading to Best Buy to pick up the 4k of Avengers: End Game!

[Captain Blood]

Watched ready player one. Very good, I actually liked it better than the book.

[UncleWede]

Am I the only one disappointed in teh selection of movies on NF? I mean, I search for a classic like 2001 and it's not there? No Kentucky Fired Movie???

[TXSTYLE]

One of those, "WTF did I just watch flicks!"

[WestRace]

Finally saw Avengers End Game. Well I guess I won't even bother stating my opinions since they won't even matter, but all I can say is most of the time it's sort of joyless until the last 20 min. or so where it sort of redeems itself. What I can say that with the conclusion of the series, here some of my thoughts of ...

Tony Stark: A very talented actor but till this date, I maintain his best movie is "Chances Are" playing opposite of Cybil Shepard (hm... yummy), but his best most known acting movie to most people is Iron Man I. He invented the role the same way Johnny Depp invented his role in Pirate of the Caribbean. But since then, it seems like he sort of repeats the sane lines with the same manner over and over again, not much difference. Hopefully after Avengers, he may do something more interesting.

Mark Ruffalo and Scarlett Johansson are two extremely talented actors and I enjoyed every movies of them, but I think they are mis-casted as action hero roles in Avengers. I don't really thing they add any thing to their roles in Avengers, and since Avengers, they sort of became lazy ... sort of doing the same thing over and over again. Hopefully with the end of Avengers, they will do more interesting stuffs. See Scarlett Johansson in Ghost World or Lost in Translation or Match Point.

Most people probably identify Iron Man with Avengers, but I think Chris Hemsworth probably has the best screen present. He always has the right comedic timing in every scene he's in. He's sort of like Jennifer Aniston in Friends. Whereas Iron Man was always serious and heavy handed, Thor was always sort of taking things as light and la la la :-)