What Non-Disney Movie Did You Just Watch? Vol. 2

Escapay · Post by **Escapay** » Sun Sep 18, 2005 9:30 pm

While we were making dinner, we were watching Pearl Harbor on ABC, then I asked if I could put in a DVD, so I got one from my room and put it in:

Phantom of the Opera. I had been meaning to watch it, and tonight was an opportune night to watch it, and quite simply, I was WOWED by it. Completely wowed. Brilliance captured on film. I don't see how some people didn't like it. Of course, maybe some of them were comparing it to the stage version, which I haven't seen yet.

Escapay

Isidour · Post by **Isidour** » Sun Sep 18, 2005 9:35 pm

Deuce Bigalow in Eurpoe
Complete crapp, it was cutted and it only lasted an hour

The Transporter 2
Nice action sequence and man, I didn´t knew you could do that with a waterbike---or whatever they´re called---

The Grimm brothers
Nice and funny, like watching 12 fairy tales in two hours

The movie of a house in Amityville

scary, iut freaked me out the fast sceen changes that the director used

orestes. · Post by **orestes.** » Mon Sep 19, 2005 8:23 am

King Arthur (Dorector's Cut) - I have the movie so I decided to watch it again on Saturday. I still like it. I would have done some things differently but it's good enough entertainment for me.

Sahara - Bleh. Well to be honest I could barely stay awake during it on Sunday morning but that could have been because of work. What I did remember seeing of it I didn't find too enjoyable. It had its moments but for treasure seeking fun I would rather watch an Indy movie.

MinnieMe · Post by **MinnieMe** » Mon Sep 19, 2005 9:01 am

Sleepless in Seattle: Love this movie! I've seen it a bunch of times but my bf had never seen it before. We bought it at Game Stop for $5 and had a little date night. He really liked it!

Big Worms · Post by **Big Worms** » Mon Sep 19, 2005 11:03 am

Time Machine (2003) - Pretty good movie. I have been wanting to see if for a while now.
Ring 2 - First was way better.

creid · Post by **creid** » Mon Sep 19, 2005 11:27 am

Being that my wife was out of town for the weekend, I was able to watch 8 movies that came in the mail last week. Four of the movies were part of the Bela Lugosi collection which had some great horror stuff. (Actually should been called the Lugosi/Karoff collection but that is beside the point.

Black Friday – Boris Karloff saves this “B” horror as a mad scientist, SPOILERS who narrates why he transplanted a brain of an English professor into a noted gangster. (Yes pretty goofy stuff here.) Impossible to take too seriously with all bad gangster clichés, Boris is able to hold this movie together by obsessing on his experiments and finding the lost gangster money (If you are going to buy the Bela Lugosi Collection, mad scientists come with the territory.) 5/10

The Invisible Ray – Complete bad effects, Frankenstein stock footage, and Tarzan-like portraying of African natives, Boris is again an effective mad scientist who discovers a new element in Africa. (How he comes to discover the meteor hitting Africa is a complete hoot.) SPOILERS. When Boris finds the new element, Radium X, he gets radiation poisoning so Bela creates an antidote. The antidote makes Boris paranoid so he goes on a murdering spree and it is up Bela stop the madness and save the virgin. (With Universal horror like modern horror, the virgin women always are spared.) 6/10

The Black Cat – You would expect the weirdest Universal horror film to be directed by none other than Edgar Ulmer. The set is a great mixture of old style European castles and modern architecture. But the highlight of the film is the dueling mad scientists played by Bela, who is only slightly mad, and Boris, who is a completely mad Satanist. Boris hairdo makes him look like an aging member of Flock Of Seagulls. Also, this movie uses German expression horror techniques more effectively than any other classic Universal horror film. 8/10

The Raven – Nothing to do with Poe, outside of the fact, Bela Lugosi plays a mad scientist who is obsessed with Edgar Allen Poe’s poetry and love of torture devises. But I am sucker for Bela as a hammy mad scientist, and he does not let you down. (Boris is effective in his supporting role.) Effective use of German Expression helps create the mood of doom throughout the movie. (Bela fits the mad scientist role like Charlton Heston fits into overlong hammy Bible epics. LOL Alan.) 9/10

I'll bore you details of Chinatown, Barkeys of Broadway, Follow The Fleet, and The Lady Vanishes next couple days.

Evil Genie Jafar · Post by **Evil Genie Jafar** » Mon Sep 19, 2005 9:02 pm

Kiki's Delivery Service:

I really like this movie A LOT. It is a movie that makes you keep a smile in your face during it.

And the funny part is that nothing much really happens on it.

Kind of reminds me somehow Bambi in the pacing and somehow the mood.

Plus is very beautiful and you just want to spend more time on it, with the town, the characters... they're all so nice.

Zoltack · Post by **Zoltack** » Wed Sep 21, 2005 10:00 pm

I watched Phone Booth on TV. I liked it but I need to rent it because they ruin the movie editing everything and with all the damn commercials.

Big Worms · Post by **Big Worms** » Wed Sep 21, 2005 10:10 pm

Don't Be A Menace To South Central while drinking your Juice in the Hood

Disney Guru · Post by **Disney Guru** » Wed Sep 21, 2005 10:34 pm

Today,

I watched 3 of my all time favorite Doris Day Movies:

Tea For Two
Do Not Disturb
Where Were You When THe LIghts Went OUt ?

I loved them as always.

Escapay · Post by **Escapay** » Wed Sep 21, 2005 11:15 pm

Forgot to mention that last night I watched Billy Elliot and Singin' in the Rain. Tonight I think I'll watch The Band Wagon again and some of Now, Voyager before I call it a night.

Gregorian Chant · Post by **Gregorian Chant** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 12:11 pm

In the past week I have seen:

Ocean's Eleven - good caper movie

The Italian Job - another good caper movie

Legends of the Fall - I liked it better the second time (which is odd for me)

JiminyCrick91 · Post by **JiminyCrick91** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 2:41 pm

Gregorian Chant wrote:In the past week I have seen:

Ocean's Eleven - good caper movie

The Italian Job - another good caper movie

Newer or older ones?

Gregorian Chant · Post by **Gregorian Chant** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 2:52 pm

Sorry, I forgot to specify which version.

I saw the new versions of both Ocean's Eleven and The Italian Job.

Now I suppose I should watch the old versions now, just for the sake of comparison.

Lazario · Post by **Lazario** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 11:12 pm

Lady in White

memnv · Post by **memnv** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 11:55 pm

I am watching:
The Replacements

orestes. · Post by **orestes.** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 9:15 am

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children

Wel I was sort of confused during it since I know next to nothing about 'Final Fantasy VII'. Still it had some interesting moments. It's not for those who know nothing about the game. (I thought I was the only one but 99% of people I know have nevewr played the game either)

memnv · Post by **memnv** » Sat Sep 24, 2005 12:13 am

I just watched Passanger 57

Now I am watching Sky Captain and the World of Tommorrow

Isidour · Post by **Isidour** » Sat Sep 24, 2005 12:40 am

Stigmata

entretaining, but that´s a gift that anyone would ever want

Disney-Fan · Post by **Disney-Fan** » Sat Sep 24, 2005 3:41 am

EDITED:

Forgot that National Treasure is quite Disney...
I just finished Bring it On Again. Should have never been made, period.

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