But I thought the alien parts were made really well, they didn't reveal too much, but sure as hell scared you. I guess you just have to believe what you believe happened.
Paranormal activity actually scared me because it hit a bit too close to home. A lot of the night sequences were like nightmares I had as a kid, and I couldn't sleep straight for like 2 weeks afterward.
I can totally understand why someone would find it boring though.
That's what I thought when I actually watched Paranormal Activity. It was pretty much the opposite of frightening to me, but I was beyond terrified of Signs when I first saw that. Still kind of am, actually. So I figured it filled some sort of bizarre terror-niche.
Signs is great, but the ending is really stupid in my opinion.
No. Signs is bad. The ending would be good if it wasn't so stupid.
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“I always believe the movies I've made are smarter than the way they are perceived by sort of mass culture and by the critics,” Snyder said, a statement he immediately followed by saying, “Also, ‘It looks like a video game.’
If youre a fan of songs, memes, tropes or historical accuracy, you'll love this film. Did you know Rasputin was really an undead sorcerer?
Given that he survived several murder attempts, including being disembowelled, and that his 'final' death involved him being poisoned, shot four times, beaten with clubs and tossed in to a river before he eventually died of drowning... yes, your suggestion sounds plausible.
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Spending as long as I do here, it's easy to forget that Oddworld has actual fans.
“I always believe the movies I've made are smarter than the way they are perceived by sort of mass culture and by the critics,” Snyder said, a statement he immediately followed by saying, “Also, ‘It looks like a video game.’
Given that he survived several murder attempts, including being disembowelled, and that his 'final' death involved him being poisoned, shot four times, beaten with clubs and tossed in to a river before he eventually died of drowning... yes, your suggestion sounds plausible.
That's exactly what I and everybody who watched that film thought.
I guess you just have to believe what you believe happened.
Unfortunately, everything in the film was fictional. The 'real' Abbey Taylor was in a film released shortly after. I was a bit disappointed tbh, but it still scared me in some parts.
Signs definitely scared me. The two scenes that got to me most was the Brazilian birthday and the "there's a monster outside my window," part, when there's actually that extraterrestrial bitch leaning on a chimney.
Gay ending.
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its a sex injury: im missing my left ear. dont ask.
Signs definitely scared me. The two scenes that got to me most was the Brazilian birthday and the "there's a monster outside my window," part, when there's actually that extraterrestrial bitch leaning on a chimney.
Yes! I just got a ticket for the Science-Fiction film festival. And I am going to see Solaris (1972) by Tarkovski on the big screen. + Natalya Bondarchuk will be there. (the red haired girl on the pictures.) I smell good chances to improve my flirt skills. really looking forward to this.
I saw this thriller called Dark Water yesterday and I thought it was stupid. The first hour of the movie was actually pretty entertaining because you don't really know anything about the movie and it's just basic people doing basic shit and then the fucking stupid plot hits.
A small dead whispering girl in a watertank filled with bloody black water and blah blah whispers and blah blah pop-up scares that aren't scary and blah blah divorced couple fighting over the child and blah blah blah.
Yes! I just got a ticket for the Science-Fiction film festival. And I am going to see Solaris (1972) by Tarkovski on the big screen. + Natalya Bondarchuk will be there. (the red haired girl on the pictures.) I smell good chances to improve my flirt skills. really looking forward to this.
I really wanna watch this too. The description sounds really interesting.
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Hey, I have massive nuts. :@
The bit with the guy's chest being a mouth gets me every time.
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Ah, we are high school boys,
the miserable high school boys.
If we were girls, we could get popular by doing anything:
rock band, jazz band,
karate, kendo, mahjong, cyborg, synchronized swimming...
On the other hand, high school boys are
useless outside battle and sports anime.
But they're recklessly trying to make a slice-of-life anime about us.
Ah, we are high school boys,
the miserable high school boys.
I just watched two movies. One of them was Seven Samurai (The best movie ever) and the other was called Best of the Best 3.
And it was fucking good.
I won't bore you with a Seven Samurai review; if you haven't seen that shit already I'm just plain disappointed in you.
Best of The Best 3 is an action film about the small town of Liberty, Alabama. Liberty is overrun by crazy, violent skinheads who introduce themselves to the audience by not wearing shirts and burning down a church. An Asian man decides to show up and basically just kicks an atomic quantity of ass, including kicking three men off of dirtbikes at once. He also does some pretty sweet flips. Seriously, no sarcasm intended, it's a fantastic movie. It's also the third in some early-90's Action trilogy, therein cheap as fuck. Buy it.
Just kidding, you can watch all of it on Youtube right now for free. Also it has a subtitle I don't care about.
“I always believe the movies I've made are smarter than the way they are perceived by sort of mass culture and by the critics,” Snyder said, a statement he immediately followed by saying, “Also, ‘It looks like a video game.’
“I always believe the movies I've made are smarter than the way they are perceived by sort of mass culture and by the critics,” Snyder said, a statement he immediately followed by saying, “Also, ‘It looks like a video game.’
