Last Movie You Watched

[Huggs]

The rex fight still kicks @$$.

[Voodoo Magic]

The rex fight still kicks @$$.

It does!!!



And how do I love this log scene..



It's amazing how well made it is, that a 1933 black & white fx robust film can be still so entertaining.

[Immortan Jonesy]

The rex fight still kicks @$$.

It does!!!

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And how do I love this log scene..

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It's amazing how well made it is, that a 1933 black & white fx robust film can be still so entertaining.

Very good fliclk, sir. I love stopmotion creatures & King Kong is one of my all time favorites dinosaurs movies. Cheers!

[Vermillion]

Stop motion is all about patience.
A lost art in movie and tv show production these days.

[Prez]

Stop motion is all about patience.
A lost art in movie and tv show production these days.

I grew up on Stop Motion.
Jason and the Argonauts
Empire Strikes Back (Hoth battle scene)
The original King Kong
Rankin Bass' Christmas specials

You're right. It's a lost art though Aardman, Wes Anderson and the mob behind the Kubo & the 2 Strings film are keeping it alive.

[Voodoo Magic]

The way King Kong did it though makes it wonderful. Combining all these techniques. The rear projection. The front projection. It's not just stop-motion! Those are real people on that log!

[Nightmare Asylum]

Stop motion is all about patience.
A lost art in movie and tv show production these days.

I grew up on Stop Motion.
Jason and the Argonauts
Empire Strikes Back (Hoth battle scene)
The original King Kong
Rankin Bass' Christmas specials

You're right. It's a lost art though Aardman, Wes Anderson and the mob behind the Kubo & the 2 Strings film are keeping it alive.

Netflix, too. Next year they will be releasing Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio and Henry Selick/Jordan Peele's Wendell & Wild.

[Huggs]

2001

Well, most of it. And some of Digging Up The Marrow.

[Voodoo Magic]

2001

Well, most of it. And some of Digging Up The Marrow.

Did you watch it in a cloud of smoke?

[Prez]

2001

Well, most of it. And some of Digging Up The Marrow.

First film I saw at the cinema. My brother took me - I was about 5 or 6 years old. The monkey men scared the crap outta me. The ending I was like `eh'?

True story.

[Huggs]

2001

Well, most of it. And some of Digging Up The Marrow.

Did you watch it in a cloud of smoke?

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Almost. I just wrapped up a nice bonfire.

[KiramidHead]

The Nines

This was quite the interesting surprise. Ryan Reynolds and Melissa McCarthy (yes, really) were both quite good, and the ultimate twist is relatively unpredictable and gets you thinking.

[Whiskeybrewer]

Only God Forgives
Another film I'd been wanting to watch for awhile and was nothing like i expected from the trailers. This was if David Lynch wrote a script for a
crime drama and asked Dario Argento to direct it. Then he got Argento fired halfway through so he could finish it, but kept Argento's
stuff

[Huggs]

Fury

Joker

[Vermillion]

The Secret of My Success