Last Movie You Watched

[KiramidHead]

I honestly don't think the time frame mattered. It's the fact that Rodriguez went f**king nuts and lost his shit sometime after Machete. And the fact Miller's new stories really weren't that good.

[First Blood]

Nope, unfortunately. Apart form Spy Kids and Predators, I'm not really familiar with Rodriguez's stuff.

Will have to give it a watch, though. The style looks all kinds of interesting.

Sin City

From Dusk Till Dawn

Desperado

Check them out.

[KiramidHead]

Hellraiser: Hellseeker

Another piece of shit, go figure. It has roughly the same outline as Inferno, but instead of a mildly intriguing detective plot, we get Dean Winters looking confused while every woman in the movies tries to f**k him and the same ten minutes basically repeats ad nauseam.

Nope, unfortunately. Apart form Spy Kids and Predators, I'm not really familiar with Rodriguez's stuff.

Will have to give it a watch, though. The style looks all kinds of interesting.

Sin City

From Dusk Till Dawn

Desperado

Check them out.

El Mariachi

Machete

Check these out, too.

[Space Sweeper]

The original Sin City is a stone cold masterpiece and holds up marvelously today. Thing is, it can't be replicated or emulated at this time without seeming like anything more than a cliche because of how many films it influenced sylistically. It's the clear standout as being the original bar-setter, however, which is why its integrity holds strong.

Honestly, I'm not even sure why they thought a sequel, much more one this late, would work at all.

[KiramidHead]

Because the source material is fantastic, and a lot of was left after the first movie. Too bad they went with two original stories for much of the sequel.

[First Blood]

The original Sin City is a stone cold masterpiece and holds up marvelously today. Thing is, it can't be replicated or emulated at this time without seeming like anything more than a cliche because of how many films it influenced sylistically. It's the clear standout as being the original bar-setter, however, which is why its integrity holds strong.

Honestly, I'm not even sure why they thought a sequel, much more one this late, would work at all.

Well said.

[Nightmare Asylum]

The Rover

Definitely one of the year's best. Loved it.

[First Blood]

The Rover

Definitely one of the year's best. Loved it.

Yes.

[KiramidHead]

The original Sin City is a stone cold masterpiece and holds up marvelously today. Thing is, it can't be replicated or emulated at this time without seeming like anything more than a cliche because of how many films it influenced sylistically. It's the clear standout as being the original bar-setter, however, which is why its integrity holds strong.

Honestly, I'm not even sure why they thought a sequel, much more one this late, would work at all.

Well said.

Yeah, the style is the only thing that's important, forget the stories and characters.

[First Blood]

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)

[Shasvre]

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)

Finally!

What did you think?

[Nightmare Asylum]

needs more natalie dormer

[First Blood]

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)

Finally!

What did you think?

I liked it. Much better than the first one.

[Nightmare Asylum]

needs more natalie dormer

[First Blood]

That too. I was kinda pissed too. Daniel Bernhardt was one of the tributes, and he is hardly seen and killed off screen. Why do you cast a renowned martial artist and then don't use him, like at all. Ah well. Least he got to kick some ass in John Wick.