What movies have you seen recently? The Prequel

[VIDEODROME]

The Phantom Carriage -

This is a silent film from 1921 and quite frankly, it's remarkable. The music is extremely unnerving that really adds to the tone of the film. This film is considered one of the first horror films released, and it's had a huge influence on directors include Ingmar Bergman and Stanley Kubrick.

The best part? It's on Youtube!

Spoiler:

I might check this out.

If your curious about old silent movies Fritz Langs: Dr. Mabuse: Der Spieler(The Gambler) is worth a look. He's almost like a James Bond mastermind villain.

Only thing is it's really fucking long. It might also be on YouTube somewhere, though one copy I saw looks really bad.

[Dread Fox]

True Lies

Hell yes!

[Necroscope]

There was not one second of that movie I didn't enjoy, except maybe for the fact that they dubbed Elisha Dusku's screaming on the crane pretty blatantly. But this ish was just awesome. Tom Arnold really shone as the sidekick and Arnie was at his best and did some good acting.

[Kinectamaniac]

True Lies is Arnold's best film IMO...yes, better than The Terminator.

[Spaghetti]

True Lies is Arnold's best film IMO...yes, better than The Terminator.

True Lies was damn good, but it's no better than Terminator 1 or 2. Without those movies, Arnold would never hit it big, wouldn't work with Cameron, and thus, there would be no True Lies.

And yeah Tom Arnold and Arnie were both spectacular in the movie, but let's not forget Bill Paxton!

[Cruisey Poo]

Fuck, I hate Bill Paxton. If I had the choice to delete Paxton from history or win a billion dollars, I'd delete him.

[DBC]

Such a damn good movie.

[Spaghetti]

Fuck, I hate Bill Paxton. If I had the choice to delete Paxton from history or win a billion dollars, I'd delete him.

u mad bro. Bill paxton is amazing in everything.

[stilmatik]

Game over man, game over. Bill's cool.

He's faced a Terminator, Predator, and an Alien.

[hub]

Without Bill Paxton, Twister would have sucked.... more.