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Good Movies / Re: 100 COLOR movies
Last post by Dr. Whom - Today at 03:18:14 AMQuote from: HappyGilmore on May 15, 2026, 10:08:20 AMUnsure this will count...
92.) Moulin Rouge
Rouge being red in French.
In that case, I'd say Rouge One
Just kidding
95) Blue Movie (1969)
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Bad Movies / Re: RECENT VIEWINGS (Bad Movie...
Last post by zombie no.one - Today at 01:45:53 AMTITANIC: THE LEGEND GOES ON (2000)
I'm not about watching feature length cartoons, but I'd heard some good-bad things about this one, so snagged it when I saw it on a 4x movie disc set cheap.
straight away the garish basic animation and dull colors were kind of off-putting. feels like some kind of 'restored' 1940s cartoon (in fact no, cartoons were way better back then but you know what I mean)
the style goes from very low budget almost stop-motion type animation(?), to normal, and then we get a shot of the ship in the water which looks like digital CGI?
very skitty, choppy editing as well, and no attention to timespans. Characters talk about doing stuff in the future, as they're doing it?
But this film is all about the 'rapping dog' scene. I cried with laughter. Even bearing in mind the whole 'anything can happen in a cartoon because it's a cartoon, duh...' thing, in the context of the film up to that point it is the most gloriously inept and incongruous 90 seconds I think I've ever witnessed.
I'm not about watching feature length cartoons, but I'd heard some good-bad things about this one, so snagged it when I saw it on a 4x movie disc set cheap.
straight away the garish basic animation and dull colors were kind of off-putting. feels like some kind of 'restored' 1940s cartoon (in fact no, cartoons were way better back then but you know what I mean)
the style goes from very low budget almost stop-motion type animation(?), to normal, and then we get a shot of the ship in the water which looks like digital CGI?
very skitty, choppy editing as well, and no attention to timespans. Characters talk about doing stuff in the future, as they're doing it?
But this film is all about the 'rapping dog' scene. I cried with laughter. Even bearing in mind the whole 'anything can happen in a cartoon because it's a cartoon, duh...' thing, in the context of the film up to that point it is the most gloriously inept and incongruous 90 seconds I think I've ever witnessed.
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: Picture of the day, part I...
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Bad Movies / Re: Generate Movie Poster with...
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Press Releases and Film News / Re: RIP Rex Reed
Last post by LilCerberus - May 15, 2026, 08:00:36 PMQuote from: LilCerberus on May 12, 2026, 02:29:07 PMAnother one, addressing the people who were protesting The Passion Of The Christ:Oops! I meant The Last Temptation Of Christ, not that Mal Gibson movie.....
"C'Mon guys, it's only a movie! Now did I just say it was a 'Good" movie? No way José!"
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by chainsaw midget - May 15, 2026, 06:20:18 PMWHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS
I just finished watching the series (all 6 seasons) so I decided to track down the movie it was based on. Or perhaps inspired by. There are none of the same characters, setting, or anything between the two. Just the same general idea. A documentary crew is filming the daily "life" of a group of vampires that live together in modern times.
While the TV series takes this a step further and makes them all basically idiots, the original show just has them... completely out of whack with modern day life. There's not much of a plot to it, the closest thing it has is the fact that one of their victims at the beginning of the movie gets turned and they roughly guide him in what being a vampire is actually like.
I wouldn't say it's laugh out loud funny, but it is quite amusing in places. Also a lot bloodier and gorier than the Tv series.
Worth checking out if you like vampire movies.
I just finished watching the series (all 6 seasons) so I decided to track down the movie it was based on. Or perhaps inspired by. There are none of the same characters, setting, or anything between the two. Just the same general idea. A documentary crew is filming the daily "life" of a group of vampires that live together in modern times.
While the TV series takes this a step further and makes them all basically idiots, the original show just has them... completely out of whack with modern day life. There's not much of a plot to it, the closest thing it has is the fact that one of their victims at the beginning of the movie gets turned and they roughly guide him in what being a vampire is actually like.
I wouldn't say it's laugh out loud funny, but it is quite amusing in places. Also a lot bloodier and gorier than the Tv series.
Worth checking out if you like vampire movies.
