What's The Last Movie You Watched? XIV - - - - Part 17

The Bourne Legacy

In a word, whelmed.

 

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules

very cute

 

Hotel Transylvania.

 

The Dark Knight Rises

 

Apollo 18

 

Candyman

Man I can't believe it took me this long to see this film, it's up there with the best. While it's not scary to me, it's really suspenseful and the music by Philip Glass elevated the film even more. It's also got some pretty good performances which is pretty rare for horror films.
9/10

31 Days of Horror Marathon

Day 1: Piranha 3D - 8.5/10
Day 2: Twins of Evil - 7/10
Day 3: Candyman - 9/10​

 

The Goonies

 

Dick should hear that, it will satisfy his "Why can't anyone be just whelmed?"

Candyman
Candyman
Voldemort
Candyman
Candyman

 

That movie did scare me when I was younger. I remember friends wanting to play the mirror game.

 

The Innkeepers. 8/10


I really enjoyed this throwback to classic ghost films but with modern characters. I liked the character development and slow build towards the scares. This director has a respect for the genre and I hope he continues to make films like this. The only downside was that more could of been explained. Also there were some good scares but I didn't find myself dreading the last act. Good film though.


The Triangle 7/10





This film reminded me of Primer but without the explanation. I thought it was good and surprising for a psychological horror. I'm not even sure I understand the ending. It's a weird film but interesting to watch unfold. It is frustrating to see the main character fall into the same patterns though.





October Horr-o-thon 2012
1. Stephen King's Sleepwalkers 7/10
2. The Innkeepers 8/10
3. Triangle (2009) - 7/10

 

Heh, I wondered if anybody would catch that.

I suppose it really speaks to how well Ultimatum capped off the story that this new chapter feels so awkwardly added on. The more I think about Legacy, the more frustrated I get. It has its moments, but there were an awful lot of loose wires. Many of the dialogue scenes ran way too long and made me realize that the previous films were really good at getting to the point in terms of who the characters are and what they're going on about. Maybe they can pick things up if there's another sequel, but I don't really care. The story's over.

 

NEVER BACK DOWN​

In a way, a high school version of Fight Club, mixed with stuff here and there
Fun, but not something one needs to see again

 

E.T. The Extra Terrestrial

First ever viewing. Fantastic, if we're not counting Close Encounters, I'd put this as the top of the Amblin (Style) films. Really fun stuff.

 

Yeah I can totally see how it would scare kids, if I saw this as a kid I would s*** my pants.

Looking forward to it.

 

About time I see Fri's face in a still that is not a meme

 

Dark Shadows.

It's a shame, if the entire movie had the tone of the first act, it would have easily been one of my more preferred Burton movies. But, sadly, I lost interest once the second and third acts devolved into random zaniness.

Of course, I had never seen the latter run of the show, so perhaps I'm just missing inside jokes and references.

 

Singin In the Rain

 

marvels the avengers

 

4/10

 

Address is Approximate (short)

 

The Faculty

 

Batman.

As a child, I always thought the black man who fights Batman in the cathedral was Ray Charles.

 

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