Originally Posted By DDMAN26 Grizzly Man Some pizza rolls Incredible documentary about Timothy Treadwell a man who decided to live among Grizzly bears in Alaska for 13 summers. Some amazing bear footage, but Treadwell really comes off as a nut. Hey I like animals as much as the next guy, but whoa he really goes overboard. Highly highly recommended
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy "Don't Look in the Basement" DVD Spaghettio's with Sliced Franks in Tomato Sauce, "drank" creamed corn straight from the can This was 1 of 2 movies on a DVD I got fer a buck at the Wal-Mar---yep, a *buck*. The other feature is one I used to have the VHS of, Vincent Price in "House on Haunted Hill". "Basement" actually impressed me (when you get a 2-fer-1 movie fer buck, ya don't expect much none). It definitely has its moments---I watched it alone in the dark on a couch under a blanket, and there were some times throughout when I'd get tense and grip the blanket a little more and kinda glance around to make shore I was alone (I was, *phew*). It's obviously a B movie, but it's a decent B movie---especially for a "scary" one. The cinematography is very primitive, but to me it made it actually more effective, cause it's like you're watching the goings-on in the sanatarium from someone who had a hidden video camera. If Hitchcock had done this I have no doubt it would be a horror classic...but as it is, it's worth the 1 dollar (50 cents if you count the other half toward "House").
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >>"drank" creamed corn straight from the can<< That's far, far scarier than either of the two movies you watched. Urp. Constantine DVD Rental No snacks Keanu Reeves battles demons from Hell. Pretty cool special effects. Red Eye DVD Rental No snacks Decent action movie, although I remember the trailer for this movie. It started off like it might be a romantic comedy, then suddenly shifted to menacing, and the bad guy's eyes turned red. So, being this was from Wes Craven and remembering that preview, I kept waiting for some supernatural element to occur -- "Red Eye" would be like Freddy Krueger or Pinhead from the Hellraiser movies or something. It didn't happen. Odd way to promote a movie.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >>If Hitchcock had done this I have no doubt it would be a horror classic.<< Starring Jimmy Stewart!!! (Did that scare ya, Byron? LOL : p)
Originally Posted By Labuda ">>If Hitchcock had done this I have no doubt it would be a horror classic.<< Starring Jimmy Stewart!!!" ..wearing a turtleneck! In a basement full of spiders!
Originally Posted By alexbook Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire theater popcorn I knew they'd have to cut a lot to make it into a theatrical release, but I was still surprised at how much was changed. Oh, and was that really Radiohead as the band at the Yule dance? And was anybody else startled by Cho's Scottish (I think) accent?
Originally Posted By iceknyght Underworld: Evolution in the theater no snacks Pretty good. Good special effects, gruesome at times and Kate Beckinsale in tight form fitting rubber/latex... What more can you want?
Originally Posted By MissCandice Last night flipping through the tv I stumbled onto Dazed and Confused so I had to watch the whole thing. Love that movie. TDG DRINKS CREAMED CORN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted By DDMAN26 <<Last night flipping through the tv I stumbled onto Dazed and Confused so I had to watch the whole thing. Love that movie.>> Matthew McConaghey's greatest role ever. I actually watched a little bit of Grizzly Man again, best film I've seen in awhile.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 Over the weekend: Fantastic Four rented on DVD I went into this with low expectations because of what a fellow comic-loving friend said about it, but it was actually pretty enjoyable. Definite popcorn movie, and it had some slow parts, but it was mostly fun. Best thing about it was Michael Chiklis, hands down.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy <Creamed corn in a Big Gulp mug?> LOL! (Only in the more rural parts o' Kentucky) And very funny scarin' me in post 468. >:-\
Originally Posted By threeundertwo with the kids: Quest for Camelot own the dvd pizza Some good music, and some good animation, but I don't really care for the silly storyline and annoying characters in this one. My kids love it though. Some great voice talent (wasted). with the husband: The 40 Year Old Virgin Netflix no snacks cute, funny. I thought the funniest part was the homage to "Hair" at the end. Made me want to see that movie again. . .
Originally Posted By disney pete My cousin vinny sky movies cup of tea and biscuits just brilliant The two yoots
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy The NeverEnding Story Own the DVD Ruffles Low-Fat Potato Chips, Kraft French Onion Dip, Water A nostalgiac classic from the '80s, one of the best decades of children's entertainment. A beautiful film with some great adventure and nice humor, and it make me wanna read the book again (which I read once in middle school).
