Troll Hunter

[Ted C]

Anyone else discover the little gem that is Troll Hunter on Netflix? It's a "found footage" flick that's pretty amusing.

[claws]

No offense but why do you think this is a bad movie?

[Ted C]

Oh, it's not, but I didn't think it was the usual fare for the "Good Movies" forum, either. It appeals to much more of a niche audience.

[Jack]

I saw it, it was pretty fun.  They did a great job of making something as silly as trolls seem serious.   

[Ted C]

Here's a trailer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLEo7H9tqSM

[Bushma]

I loved that movie. I went to see it at a theater in Portland a few years back. Lots of fun!

[indianasmith]

I liked that one too!

[Ted C]

I love how trolls can smell your religious affiliation. 

[Bushma]

I love how trolls can smell your religious affiliation. 

Lol!  That was brilliant.  I thought the cover ups with the Russian bears was funny.

[SynapticBoomstick]

I've seen Troll Hunter several times now, it's officially one of my new favorite movies. I love the work they did on those trolls, they're wonderfully ugly to look at; whoever came up with the sounds these things make should also get major credit because my ears were nearly blown out by the end, it just sounds big. I enjoyed the fact that you get to see more than one type of troll, each with a different habitat- including underneath a bridge- plus the reason given for why trolls turn to stone in daylight was also pretty cool to think about.

"It's a Tosserlad. Run!"

[Dr. Whom]

Just caught it on Netflix, and it didn't do much to me. It has its moments, and the troll design is great, but overall I found it too predictable and by-the-numbers to be really interesting. Also, the suspense is rather tame.

[crackers]

I really liked this one.