[thedon]

all i have heard are bad reviews about episode three.... i didn't think it was that bad

[Flex]

Originally Posted by skywalker

LMAO, The Shermanator's back!

Wow, they just never know when to stop making sequels.

[Flex]

Here's something interesting. The Blair Witch Project had a very low budget of only $35,000 dollars. That is $65,000 dollars less than the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1972).

[Rocky]

How interesting.

[Pain]

Originally Posted by Flex

Here's something interesting. The Blair Witch Project had a very low budget of only $35,000 dollars. That is $65,000 dollars less than the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1972).

what did they spend that 35 on? a tent and some stones?

[philosopher]

Originally Posted by Pain

what did the spend that 35 on? a tent and some stones?

lol...

[thedon]

35,000....you can tell, lol

[JDF]

Episode 3 was The only reason people say it was ok, was because the first two were even worse. Cheesiest line ever was "my new powers will save us"

[Q80_MuscleHed]

history movie = gladiator and brave heart
coach carter also

[thedon]

Originally Posted by q80_muscleHed

history movie = gladiator and brave heart
coach carter also

YEESSSSS!!!! except coach carter

[TheGame]

braveheart is awesome..

[Rocky]

Braveheart is superb. That bit where he's gutted at the end (I presume that's not spoiling it for people!) always gets me. Plus Gibson's Passion of the Christ was pretty extreme in the torture scenes!

[Rocky]

Alright, what's the most hard to watch scene in a mainstream film anyone has seen?
There's a French film called "Irreversible" with the french bird from the second 2 Matrix films in and she gets raped badly - but worse than that - in the opening scene (all one long camera shot) the last bit of the scene, one of the blokes smashes the complete and utter crap out of some other dudes face with a fire extinguisher. I can't explain how bad it is but the way it is shot is so gut wrenchingly brutal it's really hard to watch. Someone watch that scene and tell me it's not seriously harsh.

[skywalker]

The hardest scene to watch, when Yoda dies in Return Of The Jedi. I just can't take it

[davebar]

Originally Posted by Rocky

Alright, what's the most hard to watch scene in a mainstream film anyone has seen?
There's a French film called "Irreversible" with the french bird from the second 2 Matrix films in and she gets raped badly - but worse than that - in the opening scene (all one long camera shot) the last bit of the scene, one of the blokes smashes the complete and utter crap out of some other dudes face with a fire extinguisher. I can't explain how bad it is but the way it is shot is so gut wrenchingly brutal it's really hard to watch. Someone watch that scene and tell me it's not seriously harsh.

I've read reviews about that movie....with the fire extinguisher scene...I haven't seen it yet, but I'm trying to find it on dvd to rent...damn you Hollywood video.

Anyways, anyone seen High Tension??

Watched the unrated version last night, and I have to say that it was pretty good. Extremely gory and violent....there are 3 scenes that come to mind that I haven't seen done before filmed really well. It's a slasher flick but not lame/cheesy like Friday 13th. There's a nice chainsaw scene at the end that beats Texas Chainsaw Massacre, because of the Unrated cut, it's comes out extra bloody.

[Rocky]

I got that film too! It was called Switchblade Romance over here - good and gory!

[Banshee20]

Originally Posted by skywalker

The hardest scene to watch, when Yoda dies in Return Of The Jedi. I just can't take it

Hilarious! Hahaha, you are too funny. :)

[davebar]

Originally Posted by Banshee20

Hilarious! Hahaha, you are too funny. :)

When Yoda dies, he becomes one with the force, essentially turning into a Force Ghost.

Read more here:


http://starwars.wikicities.com/wiki/Force_ghost

[shorty]

city of god is arguably one of the best movies ever made

[skywalker]

City Of God was crazy. Makes the guetto as we know it look like Beverly Hills.

[shorty]

finally someone agrees with me, being half brazilian and seeing that movie made me think how good we got it in north america compared to rio de janeiro

[Pain]

i watched Con Air the other night.. god damn that movie kicks ass.. and an awesome soundtrack!!

anyone seen 8mm? one of my favotire Cage movies.

[thedon]

leaving las vegas is my favourite cage movie

[Rocky]

The Rock - superb! (The film - not former WWE peoples champion - although I like him too)
Best bit is an out-take on the DVD where Sean Connery runs into the lift trying to escape and hits the door button but it doesn't shut, so he hits it and angrily shouts "Close you c*nt!" - hilarious!
Can't forget Face/Off either!

[shorty]

best cage movie is matchstick men he did a awesome job in that and really had me believe he had a disorder

[skywalker]

Originally Posted by thedon

leaving las vegas is my favourite cage movie

For sure, awesome performance and definitely a deterrent to alcohol abuse. I just wish he would've change his mind at the end, if not for himself, for Sera

[Pain]

cant wait for the Trailer Park Boys movie.. wonder what the story will be.. i know you wont need to know the series to understand the movie.

O/T .. i just watch season five.. lol best season yet IMO.. cant wait for season 6.

Julian put on some size in season 5.

[skywalker]

LMAO, jail is good for something I guess.

I just about sh*t myself laughing when Lahey downs half a bottle of Rye like it's tap water ROFL. That whole season Lahey takes alcoholism to new heights, or should I say lows.

[Pain]

i knew from the start he had liquor in that water bottle.

[skywalker]

In that last episode, Bubbles went hardcore.

"What In The ****?" ROFL