Comedy ? Horror ? Sci-Fi ? Alien ? Zombies ?
For me i love Zombies, and something about the End Of The World like The Legend. :)
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Comedy ? Horror ? Sci-Fi ? Alien ? Zombies ?
For me i love Zombies, and something about the End Of The World like The Legend. :)
You mean I Am Legend? That horrendous remake.
I watch everything and anything. Cineaste.
Mostly comedy, but I don't watch many films anymore.
I tend to go for comedy or actions sort of based films, shaun of the dead, hangover, the other guys, stuff like that.
Mostly horror but didn't like I Am Legend, but then not really keen on will smith either. I've heard the book is great so I aim to read it someday
I go for any type of film that is intriguing;.
Good ones.
Saw >;]
hahahh, horror movies ♥
Good review films mostly.
Hmm. I like a lot of films but I hate films that have hanging endings or endings that are not complete. It's just quite annoying to put a question mark on my head when it already ended
The ones with an indepth working script, the ones with plans and plots, the ones that are candy for your mind.
Like MicMacs & Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus
Or nearly everything Tim Burton
I like action and comedy films really. But I will watch anything that looks good but if I get bored and want to watch a film I'll normally look for comedy :P
Check out hall pass if you haven't already pretty funny film.Quote:
Originally Posted by sct
I despise everything Burton's made in the last decade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Voiceover.
It depends for me. Some films can use the cliffhanger and get away with it - it can work as it gives the audience a chance to wonder and question what happens next. However some films it doesn't especially if it's not that good in the first place as it means you've sat through all of it still and not even got an answerQuote:
Originally Posted by GirlNextDoor15
Comedy all the way.
Never seen a horror movie in my life, I'm scared enough of things popping out at me in the dark without watching one.
Both horror and comedy, especially when they're blended together like black comedies.
I love his movies like Big Fish & BeetlejuiceQuote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
I have to admit 9 was the biggest pile of **** i've seen in a long time.
He only produced that, like The Nightmare Before Christmas, which most people think he directed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Voiceover.
Hated Sweeney Todd, hated Planet of the Apes, hated Alice in Wonderland... His new style has totally killed his career in my eyes.
**** sake when you write something and forget to press send -trys to remember
Come to think of it I haven't watched that many of his movies, or only the ones that appealed to me, I wrote a essay on him last year but I based it around his originality and his amazing concepts, he has a great mind which I think he could put to better use in some of his movies, fair do's he'd probably need more money.
I thought Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus was one of his at first, it seemed so similar to some of his creations. Big Fish is still my favorite movie of his, loved the casting in it.
Watch Terry Gilliam's Brazil and you'll never have that problem of deciphering between Burton and Gilliam again.
Will do, wonder if its on Sky Movies.
Trying to think of other movies I like but im stumped atm.
I only film I actually like from Tim Burton is Big Fish. I remember back during film studies in college someone received him as their director, I was soooooooooo glad it wasn't me (I had Kubrick). Although as much as I dislike Tim Burton, Big Fish would probably make it into my top 50 list if I ever did one. The ending leaves me weeping like a little girl. Albert Finney is SO GOOD.
Uh... I just watched the last exorcism and the movie kept me hanging about. it's just so irritating. plus, it's not scary at all == Btw, I like love and thriller movies
Just watched the first 30 seconds of the trailer for that, it had me laughing the way it was pieced together, it's not a 3 hour long film by any chance? just with it being old haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
It's from 1985 and is about two hours long. It's a true masterpiece. And what's wrong with it being "old"? Movies were consistently so much better back then.
I like all sorts :)
Dont really watch horrors tho
No I mean old movies are usually a hell of a lot longer than these modern ones haha.
Just realised it's not as old as I thought, the first 30 seconds of the trailer were misleading.
Gore and horror <3
I've not seen Brazil but want to. However I didn't care for fear and loathing in las vegas
Horror mostly but I'm not a huge fan of gore.
You got the best one then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Neversoft
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
Gilliam's Brazil is, without a doubt, his magnum opus.
On-topic: Any film, regardless of whether it's sad, funny, happy, chirpy, produced by Michael Bay etc.
I would have preferred Kurosawa, but otherwise yes, I got the best one. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Fez
I like comedy, action or thriller. I don't like gory horrors, they bore me. But I like psychological horrors - where there isn't necessarily loads and loads of blood and horrible deaths, but where you have NO idea what's going on and people are just disappearing etc.
I like comedy and horror in particular, however if it's a good film i'd watch it no matter what genre it is.
I prefer comedy, but I suppose I like anything really. I like war action films and anything German really (Goodbye Lenin!, Das Leben der Anderen)
Quite a contrast :L