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[Idoit40fans]

Scariest: About Schmidt

There is nothing more frightening than a naked Kathy Bates.

Not even that thing in the bathtub scene in the Shining?

Spoiler:

No, certainly not that

[Shyster]

more terrifying fun

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Not to ruin a potentially good thriller, but a NASA Extravehicular Mobility Unit, which is the current spacesuit for U.S. astronauts, has a maximum life-support capability of 8.5 hours. Considering the earlier video showed heavy damage to the orbiter that was carrying Ms. Bullock's character, there is no way that anyone could catch up to her in that amount of time.

She gonna died.

[shmenguin]

What IS the scariest movie ever? I mean scary, not gory. I know Prince of Darkness still frightens me. Insidious is up there too. A lot of people say The Exorcist because of the time period in which is was released. That was a really scary movie for the 70s.

insidious? aye carumba. any scariness the first half had was totally obliterated by the goofy 3rd act.

[eddysnake]

more terrifying fun

Spoiler:

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Not to ruin a potentially good thriller, but a NASA Extravehicular Mobility Unit, which is the current spacesuit for U.S. astronauts, has a maximum life-support capability of 8.5 hours. Considering the earlier video showed heavy damage to the orbiter that was carrying Ms. Bullock's character, there is no way that anyone could catch up to her in that amount of time.

She gonna died.

I believe the movie is based on Ray Bradburys very short story "Kaleidoscope" and if you read that, then yeah, you are right, but it's more about the astronauts conversations with each other reflecting on their own lives...

[Idoit40fans]

Hopefully they enter the atmosphere and die via re-entry

[Dickie Dunn]

Does George Clooney's spacesuit have nipples?

[eddysnake]

3rd little clip. Man alive, if I'm holding my breath for 2:00 for these clips, I'm going to be in trouble at the theater

[Letang Is The Truth]

i dont get it

[nocera]

Yeah. I want to be excited for it. I'm just not.

[canaan]

That looks pretty rad. Its a good display of everyday man's idea of floating in space versus the more stark concept of /zero gravity/. People fantasize about jumping high in the air or floating around doing spins and what not, but bringing the idea that the individual has little to no control over their body in a limited gravity. That trailer shows a pretty cool idea...when the 'jets' are empty, they are almost immediately thrown from the fantastic, whimsical floating in space to a very scary swimming-against-a-raging tide that leaves them helpless.


I think its fantastic, if not frightening to think of.

[CERV96]

We're the Millers looks hillarious

unrated trailer NSFW

Spoiler:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7NHfAzg7Yg

[nocera]

Alfonso Cuaron is awesome so I'll see it. I don't have very high hopes for Bullock, though.

[Tomas]

Side Effects - really weird movie. I think I like Steven Soderbergh (the director) less and less. First, it was the disappointing Contagion, and now this. IMO, he so much wanted to make a "shocking" movie and resolve everything by the end, that he decided to build very unbelievable twists and forced ending that defies logic.

[columbia]

The Odessa File (1977)...so good.

[shafnutz05]

Moon (the British Sci-Fi movie) is coming on Netflix tomorrow. Pretty excited, it sounds awesome.

[meecrofilm]

Yeah, it's a solid flick. Sam Rockwell gives a fantastic performance (as usual).

[Eismann]

Moon (the British Sci-Fi movie) is coming on Netflix tomorrow. Pretty excited, it sounds awesome.

I had a tough time making it through the whole movie. Took me like 8 tries, because I kept falling asleep, which kept making it hard to follow the story. That's more on me, though.

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There are a lot of elements, at least to me, from 2001: A Space Odyssey and Alien, so the plot and environment is pretty cool. It's a quiet film, sound effects-wise, with some twists. Many of the tv/webz reviews call it a horror film, but it seemed more atmospheric sci-fi.

[itissteeltime]

I saw Fruitvale Station last night. It was very sad.

[MRandall25]

Have a few movies in the Netflix cue. First up: V/H/S

[PensFanInDC]

Have a few movies in the Netflix cue. First up: V/H/S

I'm interested in what you thought. Most of us here have the same opinion on it

[MRandall25]

Have a few movies in the Netflix cue. First up: V/H/S

I'm interested in what you thought. Most of us here have the same opinion on it

Haven't finished it yet because my WiFi kept going out. I just finished up the one in the woods before I lost connection.

[Dickie Dunn]

I enjoyed The Wolverine. It was far from the greatest movie in the world, and in my opinion is behind Iron Man 3 and Man of Steel as far as this summer's comic book movies, but I thought it was a good movie. I enjoy watching Hugh Jackman play the title character.

[Beveridge]

I enjoyed The Wolverine. It was far from the greatest movie in the world, and in my opinion is behind Iron Man 3 and Man of Steel as far as this summer's comic book movies, but I thought it was a good movie. I enjoy watching Hugh Jackman play the title character.

Same. Although, the movie could have stunk and the clip after a few credits would have made it for me.

[MRandall25]

Have a few movies in the Netflix cue. First up: V/H/S

I'm interested in what you thought. Most of us here have the same opinion on it

Haven't finished it yet because my WiFi kept going out. I just finished up the one in the woods before I lost connection.

Continuing now. Will probably post thoughts tomorrow.

[Kaizer]

Red tails. Most of the flying stuff was like crack to me but:
1. The guy who played lightning sucked
2. The character of lightning sucked
3. The bomber crews talked like robots programmed to point out the obvious