Truth be told as far as I am concerned anyway. We should never have seen the Norwegian base and what happened. There was no need. You can make your own mind up when watching the Kurt Russell version. I will try my damnedest to purge the memory of this tripe from my mind and never look back at it ever again. Never!. If I could destroy the memory of one movie from everyones mind and destroy the movie it's self as well. The Thing 2011 would be that movie more than any other movie. I have never hated a movie before in my life like I hate on this movie. Rancid shitfest from your typical fuckups in Hollywood is all it is. No heart or soul or atmosphere like the Kurt Russell movie had in plentyful supply. At least not IMO anyway. It's style of casting caters for the PC minded crowd as well when it should have gone down the John Carpenter's style of casting as well since it's a prequel to his movie. And that fact seals the movies fate in my eyes more than everything else that's wrong with the movie.
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Truth be told as far as I am concerned anyway. We should never have seen the Norwegian base and what happened. There was no need. You can make your own mind up when watching the Kurt Russell version. I will try my damnedest to purge the memory of this tripe from my mind and never look back at it ever again. Never!. If I could destroy the memory of one movie from everyones mind and destroy the movie it's self as well. The Thing 2011 would be that movie more than any other movie. I have never hated a movie before in my life like I hate on this movie. Rancid shitfest from your typical fuckups in Hollywood is all it is. No heart or soul or atmosphere like the Kurt Russell movie had in plentyful supply. At least not IMO anyway. It's style of casting caters for the PC minded crowd as well when it should have gone down the John Carpenter's style of casting as well since it's a prequel to his movie. And that fact seals the movies fate in my eyes more than everything else that's wrong with the movie.
Hondarobot
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LOL. There's some pretty high emotions developing in this thread regarding "The Thing" 2011. I haven't actually watched the entire movie yet, but if Harley liked it, it sounds OK in my book.
The John Carpenter version would be tough to beat, though. That's a great movie.
The John Carpenter version would be tough to beat, though. That's a great movie.
Like I said my friend. I have never come across a movie that I've hated as much as this movie. I don't have a problem with anyone liking it. I mean I wont attack anyone for saying they like it or anything. But at the same time if I had the power I'd destroy the movie and all the memories everyone has of it. I wouldn't care if it was denying people that liked it fond memories of it. It's one movie that just wasn't needed IMO. It's everything wrong with Hollywood of today. Harley can like it all she likes (as can anyone else) but Harley liking it wont make me like it, Hondarobot. I tend to judge for myself on these matters.
Hondarobot
Banned
Well I respect that.
(Shut up, now, I'm kissing up to Harley to try and get her pants off again)
So anyhow, as I was saying, The Thing 2011 is the greatest movie ever made.
:sunny:
(Shut up, now, I'm kissing up to Harley to try and get her pants off again)
So anyhow, as I was saying, The Thing 2011 is the greatest movie ever made.
:sunny:
the movie or book?
yeah, 1 day. just like "a scanner darkly", a philip k. dick adaption film... and that also had some name actors in it...
you wont be disappointed with "nightbreed" if you like clive barker
and yes, the new "thing" is better knowing its not trying to outdo the original
i respect that in a way
Has anyone seen Antichrist? I actually liked it.
Has anyone seen Antichrist? I actually liked it.
its funny, i added that on my instant netflix a few weeks back and am waiting to watch it with a friend. is it more of a suspense type of horror film?
It's more like an intense psychodrama similar to the Shining and Rosemary's Baby but not 100% like those movies. The last 15 minutes of the flick are the intense, violent parts. I've got some nitpicks with it but the actors keep the movie together though. I haven't seen any of Lars Von Trier's other movies so I don't know how flawed or how good they compare to Antichrist.
ill let you know my opinion after i see it... im pretty excited to watch it
Hondarobot
Banned
Lars von Trier is a film genius. I actually don't like most of his movies, but I respect what he's doing. He's something like the combination of Luis Buñuel and Ingmar Bergman. I haven't watched "Antichrist" yet, but check out "Riget" (The Kingdom) if you want an introduction to his stuff.
DON'T make the mistake of watching the Stephen King remake version, that's terrible.
DON'T make the mistake of watching the Stephen King remake version, that's terrible.
Yeah..Jeff Goldblum and Gina Davis...Great Movie !!...
Cube is another series I like, although maybe not a horror movie in the classic sense of the word...
the arm wrestling scene is awesome though
BCT
Pucker Up Butter Cup.
That's bone!
Harley Spencer
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I watched that one about 2-3 years ago. It's... not for everyone, that's for sure. It's strange, but it's definitely interesting and as disturbing as some of it may be (not really gross disturbing, but... just... lol disturbing), it keeps you waiting to see what's going to happen. You just have to keep watching it. I liked it.
Oh and I'd just like to add that I think Willem Dafoe is one of the most unattractive men on the planet. However, apparently they had to use a stand-in for his dick because his dick was too big to have on screen.
Harley Spencer
Official Checked Star Member
Ooook then... :lurk:
I will still like the movie, but I will not argue with you. Mostly because I haven't seen the original one (I know, I know...), but partly because I don't want to argue.
So, yeah. Carry on!
Harley Spencer
Official Checked Star Member
:booty:
I don't think it was the greatest movie ever made, but I did enjoy it. My all time favorite movie is Moulin Rouge. Now, go watch that, come back here and let me know what you thought about it, and then we'll talk about taking my pants off. And maybe your pants too.
taking nothing away from the prequel (which did the original justice in my opinion), you really owe it to yourself to see the original... in all ways, it still can hold up to modern horror films. i pretty much force it onto people.
oh, xtina and nicole kidman are a weakness... as a sidenote, did you see/enjoy burlesque?
Harley Spencer
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I did see Burlesque, I liked it. I didn't love it, but I liked it. I was pleasantly surprised that they did as much dancing in it as they did, as that's the main reason I wanted to see it. But it was too much like Coyote Ugly for me to be very impressed with it.
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