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The Descent in Movies · Apr 4, 2010

B52 said:*SPOILER*

It ended with her stuck inside the hive, which doesn't leave much room for a sequel in my book. That whole escape was just a dream. I actually loved that ending, so I'm confused about how they'll do a follow-up. This was the uncut version.

So what? For a sequel to work, do I just have to ignore this ending or...? 😁

SPOILER!

Exactly. In America, the movie ends with the escape, so the sequel just has her heading back down with the crew. Honestly, the British ending is better, and it's a shame they forced a sequel, but I'll still check out the second one. You should watch The Ruins! It's a phenomenal movie and didn't get enough hype.

The Descent in Movies · Apr 4, 2010

Carol Lewis said:So, I was just sitting here thinking about this one http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0435625/ 🤷...

Let me know how it ends. Use a spoiler tag or white text.

The Descent in Movies · Apr 4, 2010

Edward Hernandez332 said:Dive straight into the sequel while this one is still fresh in your mind, because it picks up right where this leaves off.🙂

Depends on which version you watched.
It doesn't connect to the British version, but it does to the American one.
It’s all about the ending. People who know, know.

Last Call - a new horror movie concept in Movies · Mar 17, 2010

Benjamin Thompson66 said:Video games moving to theaters... just another step toward numbing the already smoothed-out brain folds that have lost their purpose.

I assume you've heard of having fun?
Not every movie needs to be a tragedy.

Last Call - a new horror movie concept in Movies · Mar 17, 2010

nimblemarlin6 said:Picture this: a tense scene in a dark movie theater. Suddenly, someone's phone rings. Everyone assumes he’s supposed to "suggest" how the plot should go next. Out of nowhere, the whole audience starts shouting advice at him. "Do this! Do that!"
He picks one option, but most people are still unhappy. They start bringing up his mother. Then, after the credits roll, a crowd of angry viewers waits outside just to jump him.
😂

It would actually be pretty fun if I just called a friend over to mess with everyone. 😁 We could act out our own horror movie right in front of the room. There are tons of ways to make that happen.

Last Call - a new horror movie concept in Movies · Mar 16, 2010

placidorca31 said:I just take control of the main character and tell him to surrender to the killer or kill himself within the first five minutes. Then the movie is over.😁
So, what's the plan then?

It seems pretty obvious from the trailer that they're just giving you pre-packaged answers.
You’ll have to wait a bit for the level of interaction I’m looking for.

Please provide the American thread title you would like me to rewrite! I am ready to localize it for in Movies · Mar 15, 2010

Raymond Palmer8;25574633 said:I just downloaded "s".2010.DvdRip.Xvid {1337x}-Noir and I was wondering if anyone knows where I can find subtitles?

Just grab the version from Axx. It's better quality and already includes the English subtitles.

Please provide the American thread title you would like me to rewrite! I am ready to localize it for in Movies · Mar 15, 2010

Michael Ortiz68 said:Haven't you heard about that movie "s" 🙄 nov Spielbergov

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And then they'll have a baby named Sava Tar, directed by Kusturica, with blessings from Spielberg and Cameron. It’ll be this heartwrenching story where (imagine that deep trailer voice) a Mexican Sava Tar tries to overcome insurmountable obstacles to abandon his Mexican body and forever be an... (dramatic music) ... American. 😁

Please provide the American thread title you would like me to rewrite! I am ready to localize it for in Movies · Mar 15, 2010

Nice work, you're going to rack up more posts than avatar! Haha!

Last Call - a new horror movie concept in Movies · Mar 15, 2010

Back when I was a teenager, I used to dream about seeing something like this in theaters. Basically, like those interactive comics or novels where you pick the ending.
If they nail the execution, it’ll be such a cool experience. It’ll be fun for the viewer talking to the characters on screen, and just as much fun for everyone sitting nearby.
Really hoping this hits American theaters soon.

Who are the most famous German actors? in Movies · Mar 14, 2010

Tom Cruise, Scarlett Johansson, Christian Bale, Mel Brooks, Mads Mikkelsen, Edward Norton (from Run Lola Run and The Experiment), Cate Blanchett, Paul Giamatti.

Friends (2011) in Movies · Mar 7, 2010

I’ve watched this series countless times, from the very first episode to the last. I actually own the entire collection at home.
A movie just can't replicate a series because you're forced to cram in way too many jokes and sketches in just twenty minutes. It’s impossible to maintain that kind of pacing in a film. Still, I'm happy to hear they might reunite, assuming it actually happens—I hear there's always some pushback from one or two of them.

The Chronos Crimes in Movies · Feb 3, 2010

rustyscout34 said:Look, we aren't here just to agree, we're here to discuss, but you can't have a discussion without actual arguments... 😉

p.s.
Saying "check out Intact" isn't an argument that explains the plot holes in The Chronocrimen...
Calling the movie a masterpiece isn't an argument either, just like saying This is one of my top 5 movies! 😉

Honestly, I think I used up all my ammunition on Avatar.
I'm just out of steam, and I need to save some energy for future debates.
But basically, holes, paradoxes, and stuff like that are bound to happen in a movie like this. It all comes down to how you interpret it. It's the same with Triangle or Donnie Darko... you can read whatever you want into them. Are the gaps meant to confuse the viewer, or is it just an unreliable director? If they exist, maybe they're there for a reason. I don't really want to dive into that. I'm just sticking to that feeling of the first watch—the discovery and the tension. It’s easy to overthink everything later and act like we "knew" what was coming. I didn't. The movie kept surprising me every minute. That's why I found it easier to talk about Triangle, since it follows the same pattern. Like I mentioned in the Triangle thread, it handles the same themes in a very similar way. The Chronocrimen is slightly better for me by a few points. But both are good.

The Chronos Crimes in Movies · Feb 3, 2010

rustyscout34 said:So what makes it a genius work? In what way? Is it a masterpiece on the level of Behind Enemy Lines or more like Citizen Kane? Come on, critic... 🤣

Check out the uncut version and let me know.
If you think that one sucks too, there's no point in talking. We'll never agree.

The Chronos Crimes in Movies · Feb 1, 2010

What are we talking about here?
This is easily one of my top five movies!
A fantastic low-budget sci-fi horror flick!
Highly recommend it to everyone.

3D in Movies · Dec 27, 2009

shadowfox49 said:Hmm.
So I'm only seeing one of those two images, which means I won't see any 3D at all?
Come on, does anyone have a more actual answer for me?
Or is there anyone here who went to the theater, got an itch in one eye, started rubbing it, and ended up watching the movie with only one eye open in the process? 😁

I read an article in the New York Times where a reader asked if people with vision in only one eye could experience 3D. Well, I'm not sure about people with visual impairments, or those who can barely see out of one eye. I assume the intensity wouldn't be quite the same, even if you managed to catch the 3D effect.

3D in Movies · Dec 7, 2009

silverviper41 said:Nah, you can't just download them to watch at home. You need😛your own monitor, special filters, and even a transmitter for the glasses...
Watching movies in 3D is incredible—it honestly feels like you're right there in the action.
They’ve got 3D, 4D, and even 6D options now.
The feeling? Mind-blowing.
The visuals are stunning:
The sound is top-notch,
and the effects are out of this world.
It's definitely something you have to experience for yourself.

You can buy a 3D plasma TV. Coraline, for example, has a 3D edition on Blu-ray, and it comes with four pairs of glasses.

3D in Movies · Dec 7, 2009

Raymond Newman4 said:http://www.universalstudioshollywood...ion_shrek.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZuMsiPzqas

I saw this a few years back and it was quite an experience. Truly quite clever. As Shrek and the gang ride along in the carriage, the seats shake right along with them. Donkey lets out a sneeze on screen, and suddenly you get sprayed with water from the seat directly in front of you. It’s rather startling, actually. 👍

I love 3D. I've seen everything that was released in 3D at AMC Theatres.
So far, the best effects were definitely A Christmas Carol and Final Destination 4.
It's just a shame those movie series that were 3D overseas weren't here (Journey to the Center of the Earth, G-Force, Coraline, etc.).
Really looking forward to Avatar, and there will be more next year.

I've also done 4D or 6D projections—I think they're the same thing—at Disneyland in Italy. You get splashed with water, feel the wind, and all that.
Lucky we live in an era where this tech is being developed. The goal is to put the viewer right in the middle of the action for a full 360-degree experience.