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I thought Se7en was rather dull and depressing. The ending is powerful but the rest of the film left me cold. It was stylishly made and featured good performances and all, but I have absolutely no intention of watching it ever again. Fight Club, on the other hand, is one of the best films I have ever seen.

Rsandee wrote:Just saw Shutter Island, awesome movie.

I love mindfucker movies, they're some of my favourite. DiCaprio fits those roles too well.

If anyone here wants a real mindfuck film, check out the works of David Lynch. My favourite by far is Eraserhead. Mulholland Drive and Blue Velvet are pretty good too. They make commercial fare like Shutter Island look positively tame.

spiraldoor wrote:If anyone here wants a real mindfuck film, check out the works of David Lynch. My favourite by far is Eraserhead. Mulholland Drive and Blue Velvet are pretty good too. They make commercial fare like Shutter Island look positively tame.

Will do. Any movie that has me thinking - and because it's supposed to, not out of frustration - I'll like enjoy.

RayFan9876 wrote:

Rsandee wrote:Just saw Shutter Island, awesome movie.

I love mindfucker movies, they're some of my favourite. DiCaprio fits those roles too well.

That movie was great! I loved Inception as well. Probably the best movie i've ever seen! And it features DiCaprio once again.

If you are looking for a real ''Mindfucker'' then I can recommend Dream House. Don't let the trailer mislead you... it makes the movie look like a horror while the scenes in the trailer are pretty much all scary scenes from the whole movie.

As good as Inception was, I still found it to be a big disappointment. Christopher Nolan had the opportunity to create four distinct dream universes, whose spectacular visuals were limited only by his imagination and that of his team. And what did he create? A city, a hotel, a military base and another city.

Next time I get the urge to watch Inception, I’ll just re-watch The Matrix instead.

spiraldoor wrote:If anyone here wants a real mindfuck film, check out the works of David Lynch. My favourite by far is Eraserhead. Mulholland Drive and Blue Velvet are pretty good too. They make commercial fare like Shutter Island look positively tame.

Duly noted, but I'm going to watch Memento first, since I'm downloading it right now.

Memento is excellent. Possibly Nolan’s best film.

A few days ago I saw Mary and Max on Netflix. It's very touching and emotional and it's a shame that it was overlooked in favor of other claymation movies like Fantastic Mr Fox (but I like that too).

I've seen now the Son of the Mask. Hugely disappointing. I've never seen such a bad sequel, if we compare this to the original movie... One of the worst films I've ever seen, really. Probably the worst.

The worst film I’ve ever seen is probably Ultraviolet.

spiraldoor wrote:The worst film I’ve ever seen is probably Ultraviolet.

I've seen that movie too, but it wasn't as bad as this one I saw I can ensure.

spiraldoor wrote:The worst film I’ve ever seen is probably Ultraviolet.

Probably mine too, I didn't like that movie

Was the movie title only a pun on main character's name? Because if so... they wasted an OK title.

Anyone watched Intruders? How is that movie?

I just saw Thor. It wasn't perfect, but it was still a pretty fun movie.

RayTunes wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:

Rsandee wrote:Just saw Shutter Island, awesome movie.

I love mindfucker movies, they're some of my favourite. DiCaprio fits those roles too well.

That movie was great! I loved Inception as well. Probably the best movie i've ever seen! And it features DiCaprio once again.

I want to see Inception.

Anyway, I started TRON Legacy last night, and I'm going to finish it tonight. I have never seen the first TRON, but I'm enjoying this one so far.

Haruka wrote:I've seen now the Son of the Mask. Hugely disappointing. I've never seen such a bad sequel, if we compare this to the original movie... One of the worst films I've ever seen, really. Probably the worst.

The Mask was a great movie. The sequel? God.

spiraldoor wrote:As good as Inception was, I still found it to be a big disappointment. Christopher Nolan had the opportunity to create four distinct dream universes, whose spectacular visuals were limited only by his imagination and that of his team. And what did he create? A city, a hotel, a military base and another city.

Next time I get the urge to watch Inception, I’ll just re-watch The Matrix instead.

I've watched Inception four times. Probably my favourite movie together with Sherlock Holmes and everything by Atkinson.

The LOTR trilogy is on these days, but they start too late in the evening and I get wonky after half of each film, forcing me to quit and go sleep.

RayTunes wrote:

Haruka wrote:I've seen now the Son of the Mask. Hugely disappointing. I've never seen such a bad sequel, if we compare this to the original movie... One of the worst films I've ever seen, really. Probably the worst.

The Mask was a great movie. The sequel? God.

You bet! The first movie was so different...

I do wonder if the people who directed the sequel were sober.