The last movie you sat and watched...?

Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
Is that the Spanish film done in the same style as Cloverfield but like 28 Weeks Later in an apartment building?

Originally posted by MacStripey[..]
btw, my friend and I were in Ireland 2 weeks ago, and we did a bus tour through the Wicklow Mountains, and the bus driver pointed out to a huge green valley there and told us that some scenes of Braveheart were filmed there it was nice to... be there

Originally posted by kisho8[..]
that's cool mate , i wish i could see the "Lost"
but its weird thought it was filmed in scotland

Originally posted by MWSAH[..]

It's filmed like Cloverfield with a handycam, or just a handheld camera. Everything you see is from that perspective. It's about a Spanish late midnight serie called 'When You're Asleep' (But in Spanish then...it's entirely Spanish, the Hollywood-remake will come shortly and probably will be inferior having The Grudge and The Ring in mind). That team exists of a girl called Angela and the cameraman who is never visible. They follow the nightshift of the local fire-departement when suddenly the alarmbells ring. A lady is reported to be trapped inside an appartement. The following 70 minutes are just very, very sick...you should see it if you're not afraid of good old horror.

Originally posted by flowerchildgot the lotr movies for 12€ some days ago and watched part 1 and 2 by now.
really fell in love with it (yes, I admit.. not been a big lotr fan before, but I started liking it some time ago and now it gets 'worse and worse' ).

Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
Ha, books are so much better (as long as you're up for a lot of reading!) - that said, films are pretty tasty. Better than the Harry Potter adaptations...

Originally posted by flowerchild[..]

am reading the first book atm

and yeah the hp ones leave out so much oh well, don't care that much anymore, since I lost almost all interest after crappy number 7..

Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
I got fed up with them after the 3rd book lol, but read them anyway out of a sense of duty, considering they'd been bought for me as presents lol.

Originally posted by flowerchild[..]

3 was the most interesting imo. 4 and 5 were both just overlong, but 5 was better than 4, because it got some more depth. 6 was really exciting, but then it all got shallow and plain silly in the last book and they are making two movies of that one, oh my..

Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
lol, I was quite amused by the way everyone just died, it was like "what the fuck?" - I don't mean I liked people dying, it was just as if JK Rowling had got stuck for ideas and thought, "ha, I know what I'll do, I'll do what other storytellers do when they're in a rut - I'll kill a few people!"