What was the last movie you watched? Part 2

Prom Night III: The Last Kiss (1989)

This direct sequel to Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II (1987) has Mary Lou escaping Hell and returning to Hamilton High. There she fixates on student Alex Grey. Alex's grades are average but he dreams of going to medical school. Mary Lou decides she'll ease his way through the difficult exams, improve his social standing, and remove any obstacles she sees as holding him back - including people. However, when she becomes jealous of Alex's girlfriend, Mary Lou decides to remove her for entirely selfish reasons. This entry has a different tone to the first two films, aiming one hundred percent for horror-comedy. The kills, whilst bloody, are funny, and several of the performances could have come straight from National Lampoon's Class Reunion (1982). Also, the usual '80s T&A is dialled back. Sadly, actress Lisa Schrage didn't return to play Mary Lou, who is instead portrayed here by the equally gorgeous Courtney Taylor - who to her credit plays most of her scenes straight, letting the humour come out of the absurdity of the situation. As enjoyable in its own way as the second. 7/10
 
Whatever Happened to Aunt Alice? (1969)

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Elizabethtown ( 2005)
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I missed this when it came out nearly 20 years ago , but I gotta say , I ended up really liking it.

Kirsten Dunst is pretty adorable in it, I'm not gonna lie :bigeyes:.
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If anything, when her character isn't on screen, you feel her absence .

It's interest to see her paired up with Olrando Bloom , both of whom were part of the two of the big franchises of the 00s .
Susan Sarandon , Alec Baldwin, and Jessica Biel also put in appearances in this Romantic Dramady by Cameron Crowe.


This is unofficial the first film in my Kirsten Dunst-a -thon .
 
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DAMIEN: OMEN II (1978) Starring William Holden, Lee Grant, Johnathon Scott-Taylor, Robert Foxworth, Lance Henriksen, and Sylvia Sidney. The devil's teenage son is put on the road to power by Satanists killing anyone who gets in his way.

OMEN III: THE FINAL CONFLICT (1981) Starring Sam Neill, Rossano Brazzi, Don Gordon, Lisa Harrow, and Mason Adams. The adult devil child plans on stopping the second coming of Christ while a group of Catholic priests plan his assassination.
 
THE ADVENTURES OF YOUNG INDIANA JONES: TRENCHES OF HELL (1999) Starring Sean Patrick Flanery, Ronny Coutteure, Jason Flemyng, Richard Ridings, and Simon Hepworth.

In 1999 George Lucas took episodes of the TV series THE YOUNG INDIANA JONES CHRONICLES (1992) and edited them into movies. These were then released on VHS tapes and then later released on DVD in three separate sets. TRENCHES OF HELL tells of how, after Indy (Flanery) and his pal Remy (Couteure) join the Belgian army to fight in WWI, they arrive in Europe and are put into trench warfare. After participating in several spectacular battles (using footage from the 1979 version of ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT) Indy is captured by the Germans. He switches uniforms with a dead French lieutenant (hoping for better treatment as an officer) and is sent to a prison camp. At the camp the story line closely copies some of the plot of the Steve McQueen movie THE GREAT ESCAPE. He is captured again and sent to a tougher prison camp housed in a castle. After a couple of escape attempts, Indy manages to get away.
 
MARATHON MAN (1976) Starring Dustin Hoffman, Laurence Olivier, Marthe Keller, Roy Scheider, William Devane, Richard Bright, and Marc Lawrence. Random events around the world, that at first seem unrelated, slowly converge into kidnapping, torture, and the murders of multiple people. "Is it safe?"
 

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