Last Film You Watched (Nightmare on Elm Street 2010)

[union_jack]

Thought this would be an interesting and possible quite lively thread.

I'll start. The last film I watched was Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors which was surprisingly entertaining. Good premise for a sequel, visually awesome, Patricia Arquettes first film, creepy, stylish, just the right amount of over-the-top and eighties-ness (AWESOME theme tune) and simply entertaining. In some ways it's better than the first but you can't get the quality of being the original story that works as a stand-alone piece, in a sequel, really.

[turnbull gbr]

This was the big box video release cover for rental shops, i had it turned into a poster because i loved it.

[union_jack]

very nice, did you ever see the trailer - makes you jump

[4nik8]

I think the poster would look better on the wall, if ya turned it...

[4nik8]

Thought this would be an interesting and possible quite lively thread.

It would be - on an interesting and lively board!

[turnbull gbr]

That is on the wall, i have carpeted walls and a straight jacket

[union_jack]

clap clap clap  =D>

[Cyrus]

There's a documentary coming out next month, it is called 'Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy'. It might be interesting, there's a lot of extra footage on DVD. Unfortunately, it seems it's only going to be released on region 1. Anyway, here's the link: www.elmstreetlegacy.com .

[Cyrus]

Talking about ANOES, is anyone going to see the remake? I've just seen a trailer on telly, and I am definitely going to avoid this one. Freddy's mask looks terrible, and his voice doesn't have that something Robert Englund's voice had.

[triscender]

last film i watched was dogtown and z-boyz... skateboarding documentary

[union_jack]

in my top 5 ever films for some reason xD

[triscender]

i can see why - we get to see the very beginning of what evolved to be a huge subculture

[union_jack]

yeah, never fails to make me go skate. and also just revoltionary in how documentaries are made... i see so many docs biting the awesome style of this one

[Ninth Delegate]

For those that are in to martial arts movies, I recommend Donnie Yen's Ip Man 2.  Continuing the true (if somewhat exaggerated) story of Bruce Lee's Kung Fu master as he starts a new life in Hong Kong.  Very simular to Jet Li's Fearless  but has the added bonus of Donnie vs Samma Hung.

Tony Jaa may be more acrobatic, but Donnie Yen is the best movie martial artist of this modern era.

[Furies4life]

last film i watched was raising arizona with nicholas cage. pretty interesting movie.