I'm still not quite sure what he was referring to. Was it that "certain item" he was forced to use by John Doe..?Wilhelm-Scream said:Just hearing the guy in Se7en shrieking "Get it off of me! Get it off of me!" is more chilling than SotL in it's entirety.
yes.BK said:I'm still not quite sure what he was referring to. Was it that "certain item" he was forced to use by John Doe..?
Wilhelm-Scream said:Just hearing the guy in Se7en shrieking "Get it off of me! Get it off of me!" is more chilling than SotL in it's entirety.
And the ending to Se7en?
Fuggedaboutit.
Red Mask said:That's the best line you can remember? Jack Nicholson did better with 'Here's Johnny!' in "The Shining".![]()
How informative.Kevin Roegele said:Se7e
Not that any of these movies aren't good - they are - but how cool a movie is at high school has nothing to do with how good it actually is.
(I'm shaking my head)Red Mask said:That's the best line you can remember? Jack Nicholson did better with 'Here's Johnny!' in "The Shining".![]()
Wilhelm-Scream said:(I'm shaking my head)
*sigh*
I never said it was some kind of classic line. It was chilling, just to hear anyone yelling that in an S+M sexclub's basement without seeing what "it" is, and then finding out what he had been forced to do and the horror the woman must've experienced.
Did I, um, once say,"Best.Line.Evar.!!!"
The Shining's the best, but "Here's Johnny." didn't "haunt" me. It's obviously an attempt at a catch phrase, by using the irony/incongruity of a phrase that's associated with a friendly harmless guy while trying to kill one's wife.
it doesn't even TOUCH the nightmare of the lust-scene in Se7en. Doesn't even approach the turn pike where you have to take the off ramp to head into the thouroughfare where you need to go to ask directions as to which exit you have to take to TOUCH it.
HighVoltage said:What The...
Why Se7en have many votes instead Silence of the Lambs?
Kevin Spacey´s killer is a boy scout in comparison with Hannibal Lecter.
Hannibal( and Clarice ) Rules!!!!
I am old. I saw SotL in the theaters. It is one of my favorite movies of all time. But I don't agree with your point here. To me, it would be like saying that you can't like the Beatles and the Stones more than Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry, because without Elvis and Chuck, there never would've BEEN a "Beatles".Matt said:The honest reason is the age of the people on this board. I doubt anyone who saw Silence of the LAmbs in theaters, anyone who was around when it first came out, would vote Se7en. Se7en would've never happened without Lambs. It's as simple as that. Silence of the Lambs revolutionized the genre of crime/horror. Hell, it more or less created it. Se7en's biggest praise was that it's the new Silence of the Lambs.
Matt said:The honest reason is the age of the people on this board. I doubt anyone who saw Silence of the LAmbs in theaters, anyone who was around when it first came out, would vote Se7en. Se7en would've never happened without Lambs. It's as simple as that. Silence of the Lambs revolutionized the genre of crime/horror. Hell, it more or less created it. Se7en's biggest praise was that it's the new Silence of the Lambs.
Wilhelm-Scream said:the way your stomach sinks when you realize what's going on at the end is a big reason that I find it more powerful when compared with SotL's happy ending.
Screw happy endings in movies of this nature.![]()
Wilhelm-Scream said:yes, someone will tell us to get a room.![]()