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Last Movie You Saw
Topic Started: Feb 14 2008, 12:11 AM (2,427 Views)
Dawdler	Feb 28 2010, 02:06 AM Post #236
Wielding the BanHammer Posts: 7,423 Group: Moderator Member #8 Joined: Jan 10, 2008 PSN Tag Dawdler612 PSN ID Dawdler612	trying to get through Hot Rod on Comedy Central, thank heavens for Isla Fischer and the soundtrack is pretty cool too



Quint75	Feb 28 2010, 04:48 AM Post #237
Posts: 767 Group: Founding Members Member #127 Joined: Mar 12, 2008 Xbox Live Gamercard Quint75 PSN Tag Quint75 Wii Code 1743-5880-5765-5862	TedDXZeke Feb 20 2010, 07:09 PM Quint75 Feb 20 2010, 04:46 PM Saw Big Fan with Patton Oswalt (pretty decent flick, Oswalt is really good in it) and finally saw Eraserhead, which is as crazy as everyone says. What's Eraserhead about again? From my blog: "I'll tell the story as much as I can but I won't try to explain it, because to try to make sense of it would a waste of time. Let's just say there's this strange guy that works as a printer. He is on vacation. He apparently lives in an industrial city that is nearly abandoned, because we hardly ever see anyone outside on the streets; there are no incidental characters. Now this guy, Henry Spencer, has a girlfriend that he has apparently gotten pregnant, though he seems to be unaware of that. He is invited to her house for dinner where he meets her incredibly strange family and is told by the mother (after she licks his face in a fit of passion) about the baby. He then is told he must marry the girlfriend (Mary) and move her and the baby into his apartment. Let's cut the to chase and say that the baby is some sort of mutant. It doesn't resemble a human at all. It's head looks like a cross between a horse and some kind of dinosaur and it's body is long and thin. Still, it is oddly endearing. Whoever did the special effects did a bang-up job because the way the eyes and mouth move make the creature seem alive. Anyway, the "baby" cries all the time, which makes the already insane Mary even more crazy. She leaves to go back to her parents. Now Henry is left alone to cope with the baby. When the baby gets sicks, he tries to nurse it back to health but it doesn't seem to work. Henry is trapped in his grotesque room with nothing to do but hallucinate and/or go insane. He sees a tiny woman behind his radiator who sings and dances and tells him of better days to come. He dreams of an affair with his neighbor across the hall. He sees all sort of appalling visions, such as sperm-like creatures that writhe across the floor. Then he wakes up. And he kills his baby. Or does he? Eraserhead got director David Lynch established and well on his way to a career built on movies like this, focusing on the surreal where real life and dreams and insanity constantly blend. Back when it was made it was known as a "mind blowing" experience and if you can let yourself go a bit, it is still a compelling ride. Strange, twisted, and at time repulsive, but compelling all the same. "



DC	Feb 28 2010, 07:26 PM Post #238
Posts: 3,048 Group: Founding Members Member #89 Joined: Jan 31, 2008	I watched one on Sci Fy called "Yetti" a very good low budget monster type movie. That yetti was one evil monster. A OG up in the mountains



Rudy	Feb 28 2010, 08:33 PM Post #239
NCAA 11! Posts: 6,932 Group: Founding Members Member #9 Joined: Jan 10, 2008 PSN ID rudyjuly2	G-Force was not a very good kids movie. I was bored to tears and the kids never cared for it much.



TedDXZeke	Feb 28 2010, 09:02 PM Post #240
CoFounder Posts: 13,377 Group: Admins Member #1 Joined: Jan 9, 2008 Xbox Live Gamercard DXZeke PSN Tag DXZeke PSN ID DXZeke	Quint75 Feb 28 2010, 04:48 AM TedDXZeke Feb 20 2010, 07:09 PM Quint75 Feb 20 2010, 04:46 PM Saw Big Fan with Patton Oswalt (pretty decent flick, Oswalt is really good in it) and finally saw Eraserhead, which is as crazy as everyone says. What's Eraserhead about again? From my blog: "I'll tell the story as much as I can but I won't try to explain it, because to try to make sense of it would a waste of time. Let's just say there's this strange guy that works as a printer. He is on vacation. He apparently lives in an industrial city that is nearly abandoned, because we hardly ever see anyone outside on the streets; there are no incidental characters. Now this guy, Henry Spencer, has a girlfriend that he has apparently gotten pregnant, though he seems to be unaware of that. He is invited to her house for dinner where he meets her incredibly strange family and is told by the mother (after she licks his face in a fit of passion) about the baby. He then is told he must marry the girlfriend (Mary) and move her and the baby into his apartment. Let's cut the to chase and say that the baby is some sort of mutant. It doesn't resemble a human at all. It's head looks like a cross between a horse and some kind of dinosaur and it's body is long and thin. Still, it is oddly endearing. Whoever did the special effects did a bang-up job because the way the eyes and mouth move make the creature seem alive. Anyway, the "baby" cries all the time, which makes the already insane Mary even more crazy. She leaves to go back to her parents. Now Henry is left alone to cope with the baby. When the baby gets sicks, he tries to nurse it back to health but it doesn't seem to work. Henry is trapped in his grotesque room with nothing to do but hallucinate and/or go insane. He sees a tiny woman behind his radiator who sings and dances and tells him of better days to come. He dreams of an affair with his neighbor across the hall. He sees all sort of appalling visions, such as sperm-like creatures that writhe across the floor. Then he wakes up. And he kills his baby. Or does he? Eraserhead got director David Lynch established and well on his way to a career built on movies like this, focusing on the surreal where real life and dreams and insanity constantly blend. Back when it was made it was known as a "mind blowing" experience and if you can let yourself go a bit, it is still a compelling ride. Strange, twisted, and at time repulsive, but compelling all the same. " Thanks Quint



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