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 Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2009 9:18 pm
I just got back from seeing Drag Me To Hell. It was awesome. Sam Raimi is god. The only complaint I have about the film is the lack of chainsaw and boomstick.
Oh, and cookie for whoever knows what the quote in the poll is from.
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Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 5:00 am
Army of Darkness?
It would make sense because of Sam Raimi being the directors, but I thought it was a trick? o.o;
My friends have all seen that movie, I'm broke and therefore couldn't afford it when they all went. :/ Bitches.
Except that they found it blazingly funny instead.
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Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 10:12 am
Army of Darkness is right Undies! Tell her what she's won! *cheesy game show music plays*
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Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 1:52 pm
[Chopped up underwear] Army of Darkness?
It would make sense because of Sam Raimi being the directors, but I thought it was a trick? o.o;
My friends have all seen that movie, I'm broke and therefore couldn't afford it when they all went. :/ Bitches.
Except that they found it blazingly funny instead.
:hands over cookie:
There were some hilarious scenes in the film, though. The theatre I was in was sparsely packed, and all of us in there were Evil Dead fans, so there were segments where the entire theatre laughed at a single comment someone would shout. The best example was when the camera slowly panned to show the gypsy in a place she really shouldn't be, and as she came into focus someone shouted with an old woman-like voice, "Who's in mah fruit cellah!?" It was amusing.
The only bad part was that I had to explain all these inside jokes to the girl that went with me. ><
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Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 2:48 pm
:starts throwing ice at jimmy: =0
WHURR DOES DE AICE COME FROM?
Nazu:
:keeps the cookie in a box:
I've only fully watched one movie with Bruce, and that was My name is Bruce. D= I've seen bits and pieces of some other movies, but that was the only movie I really paid attention to. Mostly because my friend was there with me going, "LOLOOLOL U HAFF TO WATCH DIS."
o.o;
Aww. I'm that kind of girl, even if I know the meaning of the inside jokes, I'm slow to realize stuff and end up going, "OOH I KNOW NOW" half-way through the explanation. :3
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Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 3:10 pm
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Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 10:23 pm
Rottentomatoes has it at a 90% approval rating.
The problem is that Sam Raimi isn't the kind of director to get a mainstream following, outside of the Spiderman films. He really returned to his roots with Drag Me to Hell, his roots being low budget horror. While Drag Me To Hell was by no means low budget, the toss ups to his films from the 80's were awesome, and well implemented.
Modern viewers simply don't get the film. An appreciation for the horror films from the 80's is required to enjoy it. If you don't have that, you won't get the full experience. The slapstick moments in the film went over the heads of a lot of viewers.
@ Undies: You should really rent Evil Dead I & II. They're classics.
Shop smart! Shop S-Mart!
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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 6:50 am
Bahahaha, Nazzy, I love your sig. It reminds me of the good ole days. The one with you and Fungus and the glitch. xd
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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 12:44 pm
Glorius Leader Rottentomatoes has it at a 90% approval rating.
The problem is that Sam Raimi isn't the kind of director to get a mainstream following, outside of the Spiderman films. He really returned to his roots with Drag Me to Hell, his roots being low budget horror. While Drag Me To Hell was by no means low budget, the toss ups to his films from the 80's were awesome, and well implemented.
Modern viewers simply don't get the film. An appreciation for the horror films from the 80's is required to enjoy it. If you don't have that, you won't get the full experience. The slapstick moments in the film went over the heads of a lot of viewers.
@ Undies: You should really rent Evil Dead I & II. They're classics.
Shop smart! Shop S-Mart!
The spiderman movies really sucked a** though. It portrays spiderman as this little timid emo b***h, and i don't like that. In the comics he was portrayed as an actual character, with actual problems. Not internal s**t. That, and he had to make his own web. He couldn't just shoot it out of his wrists.
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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 1:41 pm
CORNFLICKER Glorius Leader Rottentomatoes has it at a 90% approval rating.
The problem is that Sam Raimi isn't the kind of director to get a mainstream following, outside of the Spiderman films. He really returned to his roots with Drag Me to Hell, his roots being low budget horror. While Drag Me To Hell was by no means low budget, the toss ups to his films from the 80's were awesome, and well implemented.
Modern viewers simply don't get the film. An appreciation for the horror films from the 80's is required to enjoy it. If you don't have that, you won't get the full experience. The slapstick moments in the film went over the heads of a lot of viewers.
@ Undies: You should really rent Evil Dead I & II. They're classics.
Shop smart! Shop S-Mart!
The spiderman movies really sucked a** though. It portrays spiderman as this little timid emo b***h, and i don't like that. In the comics he was portrayed as an actual character, with actual problems. Not internal s**t. That, and he had to make his own web. He couldn't just shoot it out of his wrists.
@ Anaralii: I miss the good ole days. ;;
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Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 6:59 pm
The Glorious Leader @ Undies: You should really rent Evil Dead I & II. They're classics.
Shop smart! Shop S-Mart!
Yes, 1 and 2 were awesome. I mean a headless dancing corpse of his ex?! Plus that one girl in numero uno that got her body all chopped up, then set on fire. Nuts I tell you, nuts!
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Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 8:27 pm
JimmyConotix The Glorious Leader @ Undies: You should really rent Evil Dead I & II. They're classics.
Shop smart! Shop S-Mart!
Yes, 1 and 2 were awesome. I mean a headless dancing corpse of his ex?! Plus that one girl in numero uno that got her body all chopped up, then set on fire. Nuts I tell you, nuts!
I must say, my favorite scene in the Evil Dead films was probably in II when Ash goes to the shed, saws off the barrel of the shotgun, and attaches the chainsaw to his arm, then the camera zooms in on his face and looks like a stereotypical action movie star for a second and says, "Groovy".
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:18 am
The Glorious Leader Did he burn his friend's girlfriend? I thought they just dismember her. I remember when the camera focuses on her limbs as they twitch and s**t. So delightfully brutal.
I must say, my favorite scene in the Evil Dead films was probably in II when Ash goes to the shed, saws off the barrel of the shotgun, and attaches the chainsaw to his arm, then the camera zooms in on his face and looks like a stereotypical action movie star for a second and says, "Groovy". Your favorite part is inferior to this. Link
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 3:24 pm
I'll have to rent it on netflix once it comes out.
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:39 pm
Del Tha Zar The Glorious Leader Did he burn his friend's girlfriend? I thought they just dismember her. I remember when the camera focuses on her limbs as they twitch and s**t. So delightfully brutal.
I must say, my favorite scene in the Evil Dead films was probably in II when Ash goes to the shed, saws off the barrel of the shotgun, and attaches the chainsaw to his arm, then the camera zooms in on his face and looks like a stereotypical action movie star for a second and says, "Groovy". Your favorite part is inferior to this. Link
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