Recently seen movies

Shurik · Post by **Shurik** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 11:33 pm

NordicStorm wrote:
The Matrix Revolutions
Too early to say what I think of it. Still no match for the first one, though.

Equlibrium is great, although still no match for it's greatest inspiration...

Equilibrium's greatest inspiration was Bradbury's "451 Farengheit" - one of my favorite books.

NordicStorm · Post by **NordicStorm** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 11:47 pm

Storywise yeah, stylistically it was all Matrix.

Shurik · Post by **Shurik** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 11:49 pm

Lets call it a great mix of both

NordicStorm · Post by **NordicStorm** » Mon Nov 10, 2003 11:59 pm

I hear they're making a new movie of Fahrenheit 451 (they made one in 1966 already), that will be interesting to see.

Shurik · Post by **Shurik** » Tue Nov 11, 2003 12:11 am

Any Bradbury's story would be interesting to see. I'd like to see a Martian Chronicles transferred to movie format.

On the other way Hollywood tried to make Solaris movie and the result wasn't that impressive ...

Taim · Post by **Taim** » Tue Nov 11, 2003 12:21 am

I've seen Matrix Revolutions yesterday and I must say I liked it a lot. Much better than Reloaded (even though I liked this one too). I liked the ending, best I can think of, and it had incredible CGI.

Equilibrium was good, I saw it some time ago. Though I'd like to read the book, I have a feeling it could be better, with more impact on that idea of 'feelingsless' mind.

stratochick · Post by **stratochick** » Tue Nov 11, 2003 8:27 am

Throw Mama From the Train

666thediablo · Post by **666thediablo** » Tue Nov 11, 2003 10:48 am

Underworld. Not a bad movie.

i saw Equilibrium some time ago.
Boring move...too serious.

ladyofeternity · Post by **ladyofeternity** » Wed Nov 12, 2003 3:31 am

browneyedgirl wrote:

The concept is fascinating of course--but, as a woman myself, its not appealing!
Fascinating, and appealing are two diferent words with 2 diferent meanings!

For example, death itself fascinates me because no one knows whats on the other side/what awaits us all---yet, death does not appeal to me because I'll be leaving my family, friends, and my life behind on this particular cosmic plane----
In other words, a person can be FASCINATED by an idea, yet, at the same time the actuality of the idea manifesting itself in reality is repulsive.
Another example is the KKK--their sick beliefs fascinate me-but they sure as Hell don't appeal to me. The same goes for Satanists, and other groups.
I hope that cleared that issue up-if not, sorry.

Hey Beg I forgot to mention that the Book of Ninth Gate movie also have figures that reminds me a lot the Tarot Cards !
I could identify some figures as the Tarot cards like: The Hanged man, The Ermit, The Fool, The Wheel of Fortune, The Tower, & The Star (That is the 9th Gate figure).
What U think about that !?

browneyedgirl · Post by **browneyedgirl** » Wed Nov 12, 2003 4:07 pm

Weird, LOE, very weird!

I have a set of Tarot cards but I never have used them--there is so much superstition&mystery that surrounds Tarot Cards. And yes, I did notice that! I wonder if there really is a 9th Gate book

Thee is the Necronomicon, which claims to be able to raise the dead, but I have heard that bok is really dangeous to use--people who have read it usualy have all sorts of bad luck!

And, On Hellraiser movie, there really is a Chinese puzzlebox like that, but-LOL-it does not summon demons from Hell!

The reason I got on this topic was to discuss the DVD 3-pack of Indiana Jones movies-all 3 DVDs in 1 set! Pretty expensive, though-about $50.00 at Wal-mart-but, I think its worth it, and I bet the price goes down a little before X-Mas!

My son teased me last week and said that if I be good he might save up and get it for me for a gift! Yeah, right!

Allison · Post by **Allison** » Wed Nov 12, 2003 4:35 pm

No, there is no "Ninth Gate" book except for maybe the fiction novel the movie was based on.

The Tarot symbology is archetypal and is found is many many different applications in both the occult and mundane worlds, including christianity. If you're not trained what to look for, you don't see it unless someone points it out. The tarot is a textbook, not a parlour divination game. The divination is for New Agers. I received my training over a period of 4 years from an order called the Builders of the Adytum. Not once in that 4 years was I taught to tell fortunes with the cards. I know the symbology like the back of my hand though. I collect tarot decks for their artistic value - I am interested in different artists' interpretation of the symbology.

The Necronomicon - ahh yes.....that black paperback book. It's real alright but the sad thing about it is that the wannabes who buy it think they've really got something there when in fact all that they have is about one fourth of the total grimoire and NO instructions how to control or release what they invoke. Very irresponsible of the publisher to even publish such a book.

anyway, back to the movies..........

Taim · Post by **Taim** » Thu Nov 13, 2003 12:28 am

I just finnished watching Dreamcatcher, gosh what a shit. Worst film based on King's novel I have ever watched. Stupid, predictable with bad cast. Two hours wasted. Shit.

Nicko · Post by **Nicko** » Thu Nov 13, 2003 12:32 am

I could say the same thing about Friday the 13th part 2!! I had to watch it as my and a mate (down Elements not that kind of mate =p) have to do a presentation on it in Media tomorrow!!

ladyofeternity · Post by **ladyofeternity** » Thu Nov 13, 2003 1:47 am

browneyedgirl wrote:
Weird, LOE, very weird! I have a set of Tarot cards but I never have used them--there is so much superstition&mystery that surrounds Tarot Cards. And yes, I did notice that! I wonder if there really is a 9th Gate book

Thee is the Necronomicon, which claims to be able to raise the dead, but I have heard that bok is really dangeous to use--people who have read it usualy have all sorts of bad luck!
And, On Hellraiser movie, there really is a Chinese puzzlebox like that, but-LOL-it does not summon demons from Hell!

The reason I got on this topic was to discuss the DVD 3-pack of Indiana Jones movies-all 3 DVDs in 1 set! Pretty expensive, though-about $50.00 at Wal-mart-but, I think its worth it, and I bet the price goes down a little before X-Mas!
My son teased me last week and said that if I be good he might save up and get it for me for a gift! Yeah, right!

Yeah I know the Necronomicon, & is very interesting ! But I had heard that some things in this book was invented !?

Hey my sister have the DVDBox of Indiana Jones & really worth to buy, I Love to watch those movies !!!
& have an extra DVD with interviews about the movies & with the actors etc...
Is very Good ! I Love Indiana, is my fave character ever...

The image & sound is perfect ! & the Good is that I can watch the movie in english with legends or in my own language, & is also available in spanish!

browneyedgirl · Post by **browneyedgirl** » Thu Nov 13, 2003 2:30 am

Yes, I'd like that Indiana Jones boxed set! I think I will put it on my X-Mas wish list!

browneyedgirl · Post by **browneyedgirl** » Thu Nov 13, 2003 5:36 am

Another weird movie is FALLEN,starring Denzel Washington. Its a good movie,IMO!
A serial killer is possessed by the demon/fallen Angel AZAZEL. Before the killer is executed he passes the demon to Denzel through touch. And this demon is pased from peson to person inthe whole city, and the peple become killes if the demon stays in them long enough. If not, the possessers die themslves.

I just got through reading about AZAZEL, who was the leader of a group of falen angels thrown out of Heaven for not respecting Adam. Azazel becomes a demon of the wilderness--the orginal "scapegoat" of Jewish tradition. AZAZEL is a demon of war, and Hell itself.
After banishment from Heaven, Azazel and the ones banished with him, fornicated with mortal women. Azazel is also the demon of vanity, and arrogance. Leviticus 16:8 speaks of Azazel....

Anyway, FALLEN is a weird, compelling movie. I liked it very much--
I can see the symbolism---the Serial killer claimed to be innocent--so, he was the "scapegoat"--Azazel is said to be a demon "scapegoat'....

browneyedgirl · Post by **browneyedgirl** » Sat Nov 15, 2003 12:51 am

My son&I just got through watching T3, and it was a good movie! It ended sadly, but inevitably. I wonder if it will be a T4? Or how about a TV series, about life after the Bomb?
Great special efects!

ladyofeternity · Post by **ladyofeternity** » Sat Nov 15, 2003 2:29 am

browneyedgirl wrote:
Another weird movie is FALLEN,starring Denzel Washington. Its a good movie,IMO!
A serial killer is possessed by the demon/fallen Angel AZAZEL. Before the killer is executed he passes the demon to Denzel through touch. And this demon is pased from peson to person inthe whole city, and the peple become killes if the demon stays in them long enough. If not, the possessers die themslves.

I just got through reading about AZAZEL, who was the leader of a group of falen angels thrown out of Heaven for not respecting Adam. Azazel becomes a demon of the wilderness--the orginal "scapegoat" of Jewish tradition. AZAZEL is a demon of war, and Hell itself.
After banishment from Heaven, Azazel and the ones banished with him, fornicated with mortal women. Azazel is also the demon of vanity, and arrogance. Leviticus 16:8 speaks of Azazel....

Anyway, FALLEN is a weird, compelling movie. I liked it very much--
I can see the symbolism---the Serial killer claimed to be innocent--so, he was the "scapegoat"--Azazel is said to be a demon "scapegoat'....

Hey I never watch this movie !
The name is "Fallen" ?
The funny is that Iron Maiden have a song called the Fallen Angel & talk about Azazel, maybe the inspiration for that song was from this movie 'cause they always make music inspired in History, book or movies !
Is cool !

Shurik · Post by **Shurik** » Sat Nov 15, 2003 2:42 am

I've seen this movie - a bit weird but worth watching IMO.

I've seen Matrix Revolutions today - tired, boring, empty movie. There are some heavy CGIed scenes but nothing worth wasting your money on. And I didn't even started to talk about the "dialogs" ... Just one of them, for example:

Trinity: Neo, are you scared?
Neo: Yes.
T: I'm so scared it took me 10 minutes to lace my boot.

NordicStorm · Post by **NordicStorm** » Sat Nov 15, 2003 11:35 am

Fallen is great, I have it on DVD. Especially the non-Hollywood ending is excellent!

browneyedgirl · Post by **browneyedgirl** » Sun Nov 16, 2003 3:14 pm

Maybe a sequel someday!??

Nicko · Post by **Nicko** » Sun Nov 16, 2003 4:05 pm

i watched the League of Extraordinary Gentleman yesterday, very good film!!!

browneyedgirl · Post by **browneyedgirl** » Sun Nov 16, 2003 8:50 pm

Nicko wrote:
i watched the League of Extraordinary Gentleman yesterday, very good film!!!

I saw the previews of that movie, and indeed, it looked to be very good! I want to see it someday....

Taim · Post by **Taim** » Sun Nov 16, 2003 10:45 pm

Jackie Brown - It was a good solid movie, nice spent 2h. But I expected something better from Tarantino. You watch it and forget it a couple of hours later. Nothing I would like to see again.

browneyedgirl · Post by **browneyedgirl** » Mon Nov 17, 2003 4:42 am

From Dusk to Dawn, Pulp Fiction, and Natural Born Killers were Tarantino at his best!
I hear Kill Bill is good, too!

666thediablo · Post by **666thediablo** » Mon Nov 17, 2003 10:38 am

Matrix Revolution

Nice to watch, but Reloaded had a lot better fighting scenes

Shurik · Post by **Shurik** » Sat Nov 29, 2003 1:14 am

Avalon - extremely weird movie about some computer war game. Amazing music, amazing visual stuff, good acting. Recommended.

Matrix Revolutions - waste of time. Soap opera meets Pearl Harbor with addition of pointless and tiring CGI. Avoid at all costs.

XXX - Bond clone, but funny and with great stunts. The bad thing is that it's totally predictable - after first 15 minutes of the movie you can figure out every story twist ... Recommended if you don't have anything better to do with your spare time.

browneyedgirl · Post by **browneyedgirl** » Sat Nov 29, 2003 4:28 am

Matrix-Reloaded. I bought the DVD used from a video store the other day for $9.99! Lucky Day!
Well, I liked the first Matrix better, and Reloaded ended weird--so, I'l have to rent the 3rd part to know the real ending.

Elements · Post by **Elements** » Sat Nov 29, 2003 5:55 am

browneyedgirl wrote:
From Dusk to Dawn, Pulp Fiction, and Natural Born Killers were Tarantino at his best!
I hear Kill Bill is good, too!

Kill Bill is considered to be his worst film.

ladyofeternity · Post by **ladyofeternity** » Sat Nov 29, 2003 6:21 am

NordicStorm wrote:
Fallen is great, I have it on DVD. Especially the non-Hollywood ending is excellent!

Yeah is good, finally I watched from TV, I like it but the end is stupid !

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