Merged: The Movies Thread

[itvnetop]

I liked the new interpretation of Carrie. Julianne Moore brought the house as the crazy mom. I'll have to think about how it stacks up against the first one, but this one stands well on its own. I like Spacek's lead a little more than Moretz's, but still a fan of Chloe. Judy Greer (the sexed crazed secretary in Archer) does a pretty good turn as the phys ed. teacher.

[CultBrennan59]

I saw Captain Phillips. Good movie. Better than Gravity.

I still say though that if you must see a movie out in theaters now, go see Prisoners. Still has me thinking about it.

[SolidSnake84]

Originally Posted by itvnetop

I liked the new interpretation of Carrie. Julianne Moore brought the house as the crazy mom. I'll have to think about how it stacks up against the first one, but this one stands well on its own. I like Spacek's lead a little more than Moretz's, but still a fan of Chloe. Judy Greer (the sexed crazed secretary in Archer) does a pretty good turn as the phys ed. teacher.

I don't remember the original very well, but was Carrie homeschooled in the original??

I am not on either side of the home-school vs. regular school issue but i think it was a fairly accurate portrayal of what could happen unchecked, minus the telekenetic powers. I am referring to the awkardwness / weirdness fitting into normal society. The 2013 film stated that Carrie was homeschooled until the state made it illegal. I did not realize there was states where it was illegal.

[Hog1]

Carrie attended High School...naturally in the original, but may have been Home Schooled prior to that. Sounds right
FWIW, the kids that I have been around that have been Home Schooled were...light years ahead of their Fed/State....Ed.....counterparts

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by itvnetop

I liked the new interpretation of Carrie. Julianne Moore brought the house as the crazy mom. I'll have to think about how it stacks up against the first one, but this one stands well on its own. I like Spacek's lead a little more than Moretz's, but still a fan of Chloe. Judy Greer (the sexed crazed secretary in Archer) does a pretty good turn as the phys ed. teacher.

Have you ever seen this:Trollhunter (2010) - IMDb

pretty decent, Its been purchased for remake: Christopher Columbus Hires Neil Marshall For Troll Hunter Remake - CinemaBlend.com

I have to say, surprisingly good. Im interested to see some more money behind in the remake. check it

[itvnetop]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Have you ever seen this:Trollhunter (2010) - IMDb

pretty decent, Its been purchased for remake: Christopher Columbus Hires Neil Marshall For Troll Hunter Remake - CinemaBlend.com

I have to say, surprisingly good. Im interested to see some more money behind in the remake. check it

Oh yeah, definitely liked Trollhunter. I'm also a huge Neil Marshall fan, so I'm stoked to see the remake. I'm guessing you've seen The Descent and Dog Soldiers?

Norway's got an underrated horror scene. If you haven't already, check out Cold Prey and Dead Snow.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by itvnetop

Oh yeah, definitely liked Trollhunter. I'm also a huge Neil Marshall fan, so I'm stoked to see the remake. I'm guessing you've seen The Descent and Dog Soldiers?

Norway's got an underrated horror scene. If you haven't already, check out Cold Prey and Dead Snow.

Yeah the Descent was ok, not dog soldiers. But trollhunter kinda started a lil whimpy, but picked up steam as it went on.

Ill look for the other horror movies.

Anybody heard anything about The Monuments Men (2014) - IMDb

Looks dope

[itvnetop]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Yeah the Descent was ok, not dog soldiers. But trollhunter kinda started a lil whimpy, but picked up steam as it went on.

Ill look for the other horror movies.

Anybody heard anything about The Monuments Men (2014) - IMDb

Looks dope

I really liked the trailer for Monuments Men. Definitely looking forward to it.

[Chico23231]

Halloween is hear, give me your favorite Horror films of all time. I need some suggestions:

Mine

1. The Shining
2. Pet Cemetery
3. The Others
4. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
5. Blair Witch Project

I like tension from horror movies, not really all gory. Uncomfortable is good. Shining is kinda a easy one to name because its probably one of my top 5 all time. Not a big Horror fan, but need suggestions for the weekend please.

[itvnetop]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Halloween is hear, give me your favorite Horror films of all time. I need some suggestions:

Mine

1. The Shining
2. Pet Cemetery
3. The Others
4. Texas Chainsaw Massacre
5. Blair Witch Project

I like tension from horror movies, not really all gory. Uncomfortable is good. Shining is kinda a easy one to name because its probably one of my top 5 all time. Not a big Horror fan, but need suggestions for the weekend please.

Here's some uncomfortable, tense films:

The Descent
The Conjuring
The Orphanage
Session 9
High Tension
[Rec] (This one has a bit of blood, but it's definitely a heart pumper)

[Chico23231]

Cool. I heard the conjuring is gud. I don't know if u heard the back story, pretty amazing. Gotta lotta evidence of a demon in that home.

Seen the descent and orphanage. They were ok. Heard good things about session 9

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by itvnetop

Here's some uncomfortable, tense films:

The Descent
The Conjuring
The Orphanage
Session 9
High Tension
[Rec] (This one has a bit of blood, but it's definitely a heart pumper)

Have you seen this:Let the Right One In (2008) - IMDb Worth a watch, good script. Dark.

The director, Tomas Alfredson, directed Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy which is probably my favorite movie of 2011. Check it out.

Saw Session 9, not bad.

[MTK]

Speaking of The Shining, some cool behind the scene pics

Filming title sequence | credit: www.theoverlookhotel.com - Imgur

[itvnetop]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Have you seen this:Let the Right One In (2008) - IMDb Worth a watch, good script. Dark.

The director, Tomas Alfredson, directed Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy which is probably my favorite movie of 2011. Check it out.

Saw Session 9, not bad.

Dug both Let the Right One In and TTSS. I actually loved the re-interpretation of the former more (Hammer films is back).

[itvnetop]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Speaking of The Shining, some cool behind the scene pics

Filming title sequence | credit: www.theoverlookhotel.com - Imgur

Nice shots... I've also got Room 237 queued up (I think it's supposed to homage The Shining as Trekkies did for Star Trek).