xxEmoxKidxx Posted:

Disney and Dreamwork’s How to Train Your Dragon

This is not a Disney movie.

Can we get an idea of your favorite movies, possibly separated by genre, and reasoning behind your choices? I would like to know if this thread is worth following~

msg Posted:

Can we get an idea of your favorite movies, possibly separated by genre, and reasoning behind your choices? I would like to know if this thread is worth following~

Sure, I’ll get a good list going later but a rough favorites list includes…

The Breakfast Club

Donnie Darko

Pulp Fiction

Citizen Kane

A Clockwork Orange

Doubt

Religuous

Amadeus

Nightmare On Elm Street (up to 3)

Halloween

Friday the 13th (up to 5)

Scarface

Wall-E

Boy in the Striped Pajamas

Child’s Play (The First 3)

HellRaiser (The First 2)

All Jurbumic Parks

The Original Starwars Trilogy

Revenge of the Nerd

Scream

Sex Drive

Children of the Corn

Nosferatu

Dracula

Like I said this is a Very Rough List.

I will not be reading your reviews anymore sir. “2-3 minutes of dullness dropped it down”. Must have explosions everywhere every 3 seconds?

CrinkzPipe Posted:

Oh and review FWZ, kthx.

Story: lol ima catloaf lmao

Characters: lol ima catloaf lmao

Originality: lol ima catloaf lmao

Actor Ability: lol ima catloaf lmao

Entertainment: lol ima catloaf lmao

Comedy: lol ima catloaf lmao

Action: lol ima catloaf lmao

Drama: lol ima catloaf lmao

Overall Rating: catloooooooooaf

GGG_Ace Posted:

No, I actually can’t stand the “Micheal Bay” Style films. But a movie can have other ways to not be dull.

Only part I can think about being dull is the intro. My opinions are right yours are wrong etc. etc.

xxEmoxKidxx Posted:

Nightmare On Elm Street

Halloween

Friday the 13th

Do any remakes and I’ll ****slap the emo off of you.

Please review Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants 2 – I had to sit through that and I want everyone to know that pian. Almost like a drillbit through the head, but the people who do trepanning would probably argue that SoTP 2 is worse

xxEmoxKidxx Posted:

I won’t even watch remakes. Just to spite Michael Bay I watch Nightmare on Elm Street 20 times in a row the day that tragedy came out.

EDGY as ****

King Krimson Posted:

Do ‘Psycho’ and ‘Peeping Tom’.

As horror films released in the 60’s, they share quite a few points of comparision, mainly the freudian overtones present in both, and the sympathetic portrayal of the killer.

The implication of the audience as voyers in ‘Peeping Tom’ is especially unsettling.

I feel that this quote from Stanley Cavell’s book ‘A World Viewed’ is especially relevant here: ‘What does the silver screen screen? It screens me from the world it holds — that is, makes me invisible. And it screens that world from me — that is, screens its existence from me’. See whether your views of the films change considering this statement.

I expect a full and comprehensive analysis.

Seriously though, these two are good, thought provoking movies. If you keep on reviewing bad movies, soon enough your movie loving part will shrivel and die.