Watching Argo again. It's still a great flick.

Pretty fun Tobe Hooper movie.

The Funhouse is one that I've somehow never seen. It always seems to come up, for example in threads like this. And then i'm like, "Shit, I need to finally get around to watching it". And then I forget. It doesn't help that no one sells it on dvd. Well, aside from the internet. But I tend to not really buy dvds online, except from Criterion during their sales.

I hate myself.

For all the many, many movies and films I watch, I think this is my first post in this thread. Anyway, I saw this today at TIFF Bell Lightbox.

Joaquin was even more brilliant than I expected, but it was too long by 20 minutes.

Watched the 1977 post apocalyptic mega flop Damnation Alley. Starring George Peppard aka hannibal from the A team and Jan-Michael Vincent the pilot from the tv series Airwolf. Fox was releasing only 2 major sci fi epics in '77. Star wars being the other. Execs were banking on Damnation Alley being the blockbuster. How wrong they were. The movie apparently was bogged down by script rewrites as well as special effects difficulties. It took 10 months of post production just to create the radioactive atmosphere. It did do one thing right with the creation of the landmaster. A fully functional 12 wheeled vehicle that could float. It would go on to be used in other movies and tv shows. The movie can be found on youtube if you think this movie is up your (damnation) alley.

Read a bit about the wasteland crawling vehicle:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landmaster

The informative review that peaked my interest on this movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsgWlTenQ8o

Damn good flick!

Organizized.

I just saw Argo last night and I can't believe they misrepresented history so badly. At least they could have put a disclaimer at the end of the movie saying that the actual events were different, but instead they basically lied about the whole thing and pretended that Ken Taylor had no role in the events. It is a travesty that Argo won the best picture instead of Lincoln which seemed to be a very accurate portrayal of history.

I love this film, one of my favourites of the crime genre.

One of the greatest epic films I've seen , see the 4 1/2 hour version, it is awesome!

Been dying to see this forever, hope I don't miss the end of the run...

Finally saw this film. Was pretty funny.

It came out on dvd this past Tuesday.

Killer old movie. I saw another Cannibal movie. What was it Cannabal Holocaust? I don't remember. Love them old cannibal videos. The only thing that makes them hard to watch is the killing of real animals. Anywho. Cool shit.

A young Don Johnson stars in this 70's post apocalyptic film. He has a telepathic connection with his doggie Vic who is super intelligent and helps him sniff down food to eat and women to fuck. The first half is great desert wandering apocalyptic enjoyment. The 2nd half where he descends into the vault where the rich people live takes a turn into the bizzare and goofy. For anyone who likes a good post apocalyptic flick you should see this at least once in your life. The video game series Fallout gives a few nods to this movie.

The whole flick is up on youtube. A nice one to watch late at night.

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

Saved this movie on Net Flix, think I'll watch it tonight

Likely. It's the most famous or maybe I should say infamous of the old Italian Cannibal movies. I got to see it at the Bloor Cinema!

Good stuff. I've really been wanting to see it too but being that it likely was only in select theatres in the city, i never bothered. P.T. Anderson is one of my favourites.