What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Ed Hocken]

I saw a couple of Kick Asses and maybe a couple of Hit-Girls.

[Matt]

I wish that I'd had time to take a picture of them. Seriously, both costumes were movie quality in their perfection and attention to detail.

I ALMOST want to have a daughter specifically so I could dress her up as Hit Girl.

[Nathan]

Red Planet. Again. Still not very good, but it could've been pretty cool I think.

[Ed Hocken]

I was thinking about that on Halloween. I bet what happened was that a lot dads wanted to dress their daughters as Hit Girl until the wife stopped them from doing so.

[Timothy225]

Saw one Hit Girl trick or treating, and one at the convention. Both little kids.

[Ed Hocken]

So now we know who the cool parents are.

[Timothy225]

Altered States (1980) - Trippy kind of film, with decent make-up effects, very strange imagery, and pretty good performances from William Hurt and a very smashable Blair Brown. Another film that I haven't seen in a very long time, at least in a decade. And we get a VERY young Drew Barrymore, too!

I don't know who's been selecting films on the movie channels lately, but my hat's off to 'em - some really good films have been showing up the past couple of weeks.

[Abraham Smashington]

Toy Story 3. Wow, pretty fucking dark for a kid's flick. I honestly thought that

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they were actually gonna be melted down and turned into a new batch of toys for new kids

and was just a slight bit disappointed that didn't happen. Otherwise the animation was amazing and I was fucked up enough that for pretty much the entire flick I thought that everything was real except for the toys. that's how good the detail is. Also, Woody running = AMAZING haha.

[Chris Miller]

We didn't get far into it, maybe 15-20 minutes. It was too late in the evening to start another movie and see it through to the end, otherwise we would have banged it out. We were really digging it, though.

How did you end up liking Tom Cullen's favorite movie, Matt?

[Nathan]

Altered States (1980) - Trippy kind of film, with decent make-up effects, very strange imagery, and pretty good performances from William Hurt and a very smashable Blair Brown. Another film that I haven't seen in a very long time, at least in a decade. And we get a VERY young Drew Barrymore, too!

I don't know who's been selecting films on the movie channels lately, but my hat's off to 'em - some really good films have been showing up the past couple of weeks.

I know some guys that dropped acid and watched this. Don't ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever do that. Ever.

[Chris Miller]

Toy Story 3. Wow, pretty fucking dark for a kid's flick. I honestly thought that

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they were actually gonna be melted down and turned into a new batch of toys for new kids

and was just a slight bit disappointed that didn't happen. Otherwise the animation was amazing and I was fucked up enough that for pretty much the entire flick I thought that everything was real except for the toys. that's how good the detail is. Also, Woody running = AMAZING haha.

Yeah, I was kind of terrified of that also, but I knew they wouldn't, you know, 'cause of the kids.

The bear asking "WHERE'S YOUR BOY NOW?!?" was pretty creepy, still.

[Matt]

How did you end up liking Tom Cullen's favorite movie, Matt?

Didn't get to watch it yet. Hopefully tonight.

[I_Cassini]

I finally watched Lovely Bones last night. Not so hot. I give it less than meh. And Billy you were right- Mark Wahlberg was a terrible cast in his role.

[V]

less than meh

Post Of The Day!

[Ben Thomas]

Totally agree on The Lovely Bones, Cass. I haven't read the book, but you can tell its ripe material that was underserved by its filmic treatment.

In Toy Story 3, I found Big Baby sat on the swing staring at the moon - still and silent - incredibly, gloriously creepy. If it weren't for the final few minutes dragging a bit, that would have been a perfect capper to a pretty perfect trilogy. As it is, its only just the weakest of the 3, but its still a pretty great film. How good is the opening sequence, by the way?