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ablethevoice · 04-06-2012

Heya.

back again
Grabbing a thread and raising it up from darkness for two reasons:One, I want to mention a movie, and two, YOU'VE NEVER SEEN YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN???????
*my doctor would have a fit if he could have seen my blood pressure just now**

Anyway, on an utter whim, having never seen or heard of the title before, I stumbled across a low-budget marvel titled Plaga Zombie. Made with obvious nods (almost rip-offs, but all in love) to the likes of Peter Jackson's over the top gore classic Dead Alive as well as Evil Dead and others, Plaga Zombie tells a standard story of an odd group of mismatched friends trapped in (in this case) a high-rise apartment building by said zombies. The story is standard; the pleasure is in the details. For instance, the zombies are created by Government-approved inoculation of a few people by ALIENS (!)

Other than the zombie story, you are actually treated to some halfway decent character development which behooves you to read the subtitles in the first 15 minutes of the film at least. Being made in Argentina, you would sort of expect them since the actors aren't speaking English.
Anyway, as I said, the pleasure is in the details and once the real mayhem begins, seasoned viewers of extreme gore horror/comedy should have great fun watching our heros dispatching the zombie hoards in creative (and derivative) ways. You'll have fun picking out all the scenes which reference another film. Now, I say all this and you might be thinking I criticize; I'm not. In fact I'm in awe of the entire film crew for doing such a good job on such a limited budget. (I'll tell you the budget later). You could tell that everyone was having a good time making the film and no one took themselves too seriously

The camera work was irritating at times with handheld tilts and zooms for no apparent reason and the "blood" was closer to orange than it was red, but WHO CARES? I had fun! I was surprised that I did, but I did. If you like zombie comedies, than I think you'll like Plaga Zombie

77/100

(Oh, the budget? $118 American!!)

http://www.vidxden.com/xgs2m3qbfmcq/plagazom.flv.html

(hope that link works; it does for me here in the US)

Bamcubz · 04-07-2012

Since we didn't have internet at home for more than six months we had to find other ways to entertain ourselves. One way was finally sitting down and watch some of the many VHS tapes Tom has recorded but never viewed. One turned out to be a movie call the "Cactus Flower" (1969) starring Walter Matthau, Ingrid Bergmann and Goldie Hawn. It was a silly funny movie that we were enjoying, when sudden the tape ended 3/4 of the way thru the movie. Well after searching Tom was able to find it online and we finally got to see the end just this past week.

Jenn and tonic · 04-07-2012

Coincidentally, the last movie I saw was Young Frankenstein.

I LOVE that movie. Every time I see it I see something funny that I hadn't noticed before.

Cloris Leachman is amazing in that movie.

"He...was...my....BOYFRIEND!"

ablethevoice · 04-13-2012

Put. The. Candle. Back.

Ovaltine!

Stop it, Doctor! You'll kill him!

Frau Brugher... nuff said - especially as every time her name was spoken the horses whinnied. The Sly Stallone/Wes Snipes film DEMOLITION MAN (which, if you haven't seen, is fucking funny, awesome, exciting and all around fun. I actually own the DVD and its a film which Barb and I like to watch maybe twice a year. It really is that much fun.)

Anyway in the PC superclean culture of the future which Stallone's character finds himself in, even manly swearing (ah, no shit!? and the like) is rewarded by a loud buzz from any one of millions of little silver machine distributed all over the city - never very far away from anyone anywhere in the city - and the calm voice fining the offender for violations of the "verbal morality code". All the way through the film, no matter how loud the soundtrack is at any given moment while Stallone is bellowing his lines and tossing the occasional verbal immorality in there, sharp-eared listeners can hear that stupid buzzer go off every time he utters a "word"

ANYWAY
I stumbled across this incredible little short film called EIGHT BITS. I'm not sure if the link will work for you; it did for me otherwise I wouldn't be bothering to post it. I love 8 Bit's ***DOWNGRADE*** attack and the overall devolution to computer Armageddon... ya gotta see it. Its all of 6 and a half minutes long and worth it.

EDIT I just watched it again. I can't stress strongly enough just how fucking cool this short is! If you ever even saw an old school video game, you'll get it
This is just plain pure imagination at its finest.
Who knew they were French?

ablethevoice · 04-13-2012

The Origin Of The Species: Led Zeppelin

Zanahoria_Picante · 04-13-2012

"DESTINY, DESTINY, NO ESCAPING THAT FOR ME...!"

Just saw The Irony Lady last night. Meryl Streep was, as usual, perfection. Great movie.

Bamcubz · 04-13-2012

Quote:

Originally Said by ablethevoice

ANYWAY
I stumbled across this incredible little short film called EIGHT BITS. I'm not sure if the link will work for you; it did for me otherwise I wouldn't be bothering to post it. I love 8 Bit's ***DOWNGRADE*** attack and the overall devolution to computer Armageddon... ya gotta see it. Its all of 6 and a half minutes long and worth it.

EDIT I just watched it again. I can't stress strongly enough just how fucking cool this short is! If you ever even saw an old school video game, you'll get it
This is just plain pure imagination at its finest.
Who knew they were French?

That was crazy.

Jenn and tonic · 04-14-2012

"Vould you like to have a roll in ze hay? It's fun! Roooollll, rolll, roolll in ze hay!"

I watched Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

hai Jay · 04-14-2012

Darkest Hour
I <3 alien invasion movies!

Zanahoria_Picante · 04-17-2012

Part of The Prince Of Egypt, which was, for some mysterious reason, playing on TV at 3AM.

It's a good movie - good score, as well. Good... story....

Before that, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Despite the graphic-ness, it's entertaining.

Christian · 05-01-2012

Glory

Dang you Charleston'ians, you killed them all! ^_^

Christian · 05-16-2012

Knowing

Maybe I grew old but the details of the plane and subway scenes kinda disturbed me..
..and what happened to the happy endings of the movies? Where did they go?

--
Also: Rob Roy

ablethevoice · 05-16-2012

Quote:

Originally Said by Christian

Knowing

Maybe I grew old but the details of the plane and subway scenes kinda disturbed me..
..and what happened to the happy endings of the movies? Where did they go?

--
Also: Rob Roy

KNOWING was a FUCKING intense movie - but only the first time I saw it. The second time, it was kinda...thin, but I'll not soon forget its impact on me the first time.

Zanahoria_Picante · 05-17-2012

^ Huh. My friends and I found Knowing to be a laugh-a-minute comedy, mostly because of Nicolas Cage. We saw it in the theatre the first time, and actually walked out before the ending was done, after some stifled heckling, once we realized what it was supposed to be (and we rarely do that). Then again, it may just be our odd view of the universe at work (and again, our quizzical distrust of Nicolas Cage). I remember the plot being pretty good, pretty involved--and I do remember there being well-wrought suspense, as you said--but there's just something about him that sucks the believability out of any story... much like Tom Cruise and Meg Ryan (ugh), the former being an infinitely better actor, but also self-satirical in the most comical way.

Sorry to dissent; Knowing was much more likeable than many alien movies. It wasn't as good, however, as Super 8, but was incomparably better than a movie known as... Paul, which I forgot the name of (I just asked my sister) and which was so abhorrently, painfully unwatchable and insipid that we turned it off 1/4 of the way through.

Just random thoughts....

Anyway, last movie I sawr in theaters: The Avengers. Wondahful!

Last movie I sawr at 'ome: Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol. "Heh!"

(This is my Palatino Linotype post. Just FYI.)

ablethevoice · 05-17-2012

After all the hype, I was quite disappointed in Super 8. You notice how quickly it disappeared from the theaters?

Last film I watched was THE CABIN IN THE WOODS. It was the same type of film as was SCREAM (deconstruction of the genre) but where Scream was handled deftly and gracefully, TCITW was so self-conscious and ham-handed it was painful to watch - but there were a few witty lines.

Zanahoria_Picante · 05-22-2012

^ That is true, but it was still a charming movie. The dialog and cinematography (and score) were what really made Super 8, even more than the plot itself. Why did it disappoint you?

Just saw Ju-on. Super spooky.

Horror movies don't usually get to my sister and I, but that one... not good news. The plot was a little confusing (a lot a little confusing), but the scares made up for it. Worth a see.

Psychosis · 05-25-2012

last cinema film for me was Avengers....and I must say...dammnnnn was a good fine film..

I haven't enjoyed a big blockbuster spectacle film for along time...not since I saw the limited re-release of Back To the Future last year...and damn was that fine too :D

but last DVD film? hmmm think it was Vanishing Point...not the original 70's one, but the 90's "Remake" with Vigo Mortisson(sp?) in....I always did prefer that one as the original was too much sex, drugs and against the "man" which was a-typical of that style of film in that era, whereas the 90's one is more wholesome, husband trying to get home to his wife etc....dunno maybe I just go for the mushy stuff at times lol

Christian · 05-26-2012

Quote:

Originally Said by ablethevoice

KNOWING was a FUCKING intense movie - but only the first time I saw it. The second time, it was kinda...thin, but I'll not soon forget its impact on me the first time.

Yea, it was intense, though I'd have liked to see a happy ending for the four main characters at least.

Last movie seen: Twister.

foxyphoenix · 05-26-2012

Serenity, after binge-watching* all of Firefly within a day and a half.

"I am a leaf on the wind: watch me soar". =(

*for the Nth time, of course.

Zanahoria_Picante · 05-26-2012

^ Serenity is the best! As is Nathan Fillion, in general. Somehow, I haven't seen Firefly, but it seems a necessary course eventually. ^_^

Last watched:

The Village followed by Pride and Prejudice. They're actually eerily similar in some ways.

04-06-2012	#1421
ablethevoice Vintage Human Join Date: Oct 2005 Age: 63 Posts: 4,131 Rep Power: 90	Re: What is the last movie you saw? Heya. back again Grabbing a thread and raising it up from darkness for two reasons:One, I want to mention a movie, and two, YOU'VE NEVER SEEN YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN??????? my doctor would have a fit if he could have seen my blood pressure just now* Anyway, on an utter whim, having never seen or heard of the title before, I stumbled across a low-budget marvel titled Plaga Zombie. Made with obvious nods (almost rip-offs, but all in love) to the likes of Peter Jackson's over the top gore classic Dead Alive as well as Evil Dead and others, Plaga Zombie tells a standard story of an odd group of mismatched friends trapped in (in this case) a high-rise apartment building by said zombies. The story is standard; the pleasure is in the details. For instance, the zombies are created by Government-approved inoculation of a few people by ALIENS (!) Other than the zombie story, you are actually treated to some halfway decent character development which behooves you to read the subtitles in the first 15 minutes of the film at least. Being made in Argentina, you would sort of expect them since the actors aren't speaking English. Anyway, as I said, the pleasure is in the details and once the real mayhem begins, seasoned viewers of extreme gore horror/comedy should have great fun watching our heros dispatching the zombie hoards in creative (and derivative) ways. You'll have fun picking out all the scenes which reference another film. Now, I say all this and you might be thinking I criticize; I'm not. In fact I'm in awe of the entire film crew for doing such a good job on such a limited budget. (I'll tell you the budget later). You could tell that everyone was having a good time making the film and no one took themselves too seriously The camera work was irritating at times with handheld tilts and zooms for no apparent reason and the "blood" was closer to orange than it was red, but WHO CARES? I had fun! I was surprised that I did, but I did. If you like zombie comedies, than I think you'll like Plaga Zombie 77/100 (Oh, the budget? $118 American!!) http://www.vidxden.com/xgs2m3qbfmcq/plagazom.flv.html (hope that link works; it does for me here in the US) __________________ "There Is No Religion Higher Than Truth." - Motto of the Theosophical Society "Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." Albert Einstein "The difference between genius and stupidity is genius has its limits." —Albert Einstein “It's fortunate for governments that people don't think." - Adolph Hitler Sturkis akidit ("shit happens") - Latin Bent Ears Audio Laboratories - Better Music Through Chemistry MUSIC IS LIKE CANDY. IT'S ONLY GOOD WHEN YOU GET RID OF ALL THE RAPPERS. ))#####D~~~~ (_l_)

04-07-2012	#1422
Bamcubz WIFE - MOM - ME Join Date: Apr 2006 Age: 60 Posts: 2,124 Rep Power: 54	Re: What is the last movie you saw? Since we didn't have internet at home for more than six months we had to find other ways to entertain ourselves. One way was finally sitting down and watch some of the many VHS tapes Tom has recorded but never viewed. One turned out to be a movie call the "Cactus Flower" (1969) starring Walter Matthau, Ingrid Bergmann and Goldie Hawn. It was a silly funny movie that we were enjoying, when sudden the tape ended 3/4 of the way thru the movie. Well after searching Tom was able to find it online and we finally got to see the end just this past week. __________________ At the beach, life passes differently. Time does not pass by the hours but by the moments and moods.

04-07-2012	#1423
Jenn and tonic "maaaaagic!" Join Date: Jul 2003 Age: 37 Posts: 5,965 Rep Power: 125	Re: What is the last movie you saw? Coincidentally, the last movie I saw was Young Frankenstein. I LOVE that movie. Every time I see it I see something funny that I hadn't noticed before. Cloris Leachman is amazing in that movie. "He...was...my....BOYFRIEND!" __________________ When all government, in little as in great things, shall be drawn to Washington as the Center of all power, it will render powerless the checks provided of one government on another and will become as venal and oppressive as the government from which we separated. – Thomas Jefferson

04-13-2012	#1424
ablethevoice Vintage Human Join Date: Oct 2005 Age: 63 Posts: 4,131 Rep Power: 90	Re: What is the last movie you saw? Put. The. Candle. Back. Ovaltine! Stop it, Doctor! You'll kill him! Frau Brugher... nuff said - especially as every time her name was spoken the horses whinnied. The Sly Stallone/Wes Snipes film DEMOLITION MAN (which, if you haven't seen, is fucking funny, awesome, exciting and all around fun. I actually own the DVD and its a film which Barb and I like to watch maybe twice a year. It really is that much fun.) Anyway in the PC superclean culture of the future which Stallone's character finds himself in, even manly swearing (ah, no shit!? and the like) is rewarded by a loud buzz from any one of millions of little silver machine distributed all over the city - never very far away from anyone anywhere in the city - and the calm voice fining the offender for violations of the "verbal morality code". All the way through the film, no matter how loud the soundtrack is at any given moment while Stallone is bellowing his lines and tossing the occasional verbal immorality in there, sharp-eared listeners can hear that stupid buzzer go off every time he utters a "word" ANYWAY I stumbled across this incredible little short film called EIGHT BITS. I'm not sure if the link will work for you; it did for me otherwise I wouldn't be bothering to post it. I love 8 Bit's *DOWNGRADE* attack and the overall devolution to computer Armageddon... ya gotta see it. Its all of 6 and a half minutes long and worth it. EDIT I just watched it again. I can't stress strongly enough just how fucking cool this short is! If you ever even saw an old school video game, you'll get it This is just plain pure imagination at its finest. Who knew they were French? __________________ "There Is No Religion Higher Than Truth." - Motto of the Theosophical Society "Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." Albert Einstein "The difference between genius and stupidity is genius has its limits." —Albert Einstein “It's fortunate for governments that people don't think." - Adolph Hitler Sturkis akidit ("shit happens") - Latin Bent Ears Audio Laboratories - Better Music Through Chemistry MUSIC IS LIKE CANDY. IT'S ONLY GOOD WHEN YOU GET RID OF ALL THE RAPPERS. ))#####D~~~~ (_l_) Last edited by ablethevoice; 04-13-2012 at 12:05 PM.

04-13-2012	#1425
ablethevoice Vintage Human Join Date: Oct 2005 Age: 63 Posts: 4,131 Rep Power: 90	Re: What is the last movie you saw? The Origin Of The Species: Led Zeppelin __________________ "There Is No Religion Higher Than Truth." - Motto of the Theosophical Society "Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." Albert Einstein "The difference between genius and stupidity is genius has its limits." —Albert Einstein “It's fortunate for governments that people don't think." - Adolph Hitler Sturkis akidit ("shit happens") - Latin Bent Ears Audio Laboratories - Better Music Through Chemistry MUSIC IS LIKE CANDY. IT'S ONLY GOOD WHEN YOU GET RID OF ALL THE RAPPERS. ))#####D~~~~ (_l_)

04-13-2012	#1426
Zanahoria_Picante Orange you glad she's not a banana? Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 4,952 Rep Power: 146	Re: What is the last movie you saw? "DESTINY, DESTINY, NO ESCAPING THAT FOR ME...!" Just saw The Irony Lady last night. Meryl Streep was, as usual, perfection. Great movie. __________________ Zanahoria_Picante ..\| \| .\| \| \| _____ \ love /-\| -\__/--\| "When I first read the dictionary, I thought it was a long poem about everything." Steven Wright Almost Smart Store Almost Smart Arcade ;

04-14-2012	#1428
Jenn and tonic "maaaaagic!" Join Date: Jul 2003 Age: 37 Posts: 5,965 Rep Power: 125	Re: What is the last movie you saw? "Vould you like to have a roll in ze hay? It's fun! Roooollll, rolll, roolll in ze hay!" I watched Ferris Bueller's Day Off. __________________ When all government, in little as in great things, shall be drawn to Washington as the Center of all power, it will render powerless the checks provided of one government on another and will become as venal and oppressive as the government from which we separated. – Thomas Jefferson

04-14-2012	#1429
hai Jay Time for breakfast!!! Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 9,098 Rep Power: 111	Re: What is the last movie you saw? Darkest Hour I <3 alien invasion movies! __________________ Dare to dream.

04-17-2012	#1430
Zanahoria_Picante Orange you glad she's not a banana? Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 4,952 Rep Power: 146	Re: What is the last movie you saw? Part of The Prince Of Egypt, which was, for some mysterious reason, playing on TV at 3AM. It's a good movie - good score, as well. Good... story.... Before that, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Despite the graphic-ness, it's entertaining. __________________ Zanahoria_Picante ..\| \| .\| \| \| _____ \ love /-\| -\__/--\| "When I first read the dictionary, I thought it was a long poem about everything." Steven Wright Almost Smart Store Almost Smart Arcade ;

05-01-2012	#1431
Christian Super Moderator Join Date: Aug 2008 Age: 38 Posts: 2,017 Rep Power: 98	Re: What is the last movie you saw? Glory Dang you Charleston'ians, you killed them all! ^_^ __________________ - hug a tree -

05-16-2012	#1432
Christian Super Moderator Join Date: Aug 2008 Age: 38 Posts: 2,017 Rep Power: 98	Re: What is the last movie you saw? Knowing Maybe I grew old but the details of the plane and subway scenes kinda disturbed me.. ..and what happened to the happy endings of the movies? Where did they go? -- Also: Rob Roy __________________ - hug a tree -

05-17-2012	#1434
Zanahoria_Picante Orange you glad she's not a banana? Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 4,952 Rep Power: 146	Re: What is the last movie you saw? ^ Huh. My friends and I found Knowing to be a laugh-a-minute comedy, mostly because of Nicolas Cage. We saw it in the theatre the first time, and actually walked out before the ending was done, after some stifled heckling, once we realized what it was supposed to be (and we rarely do that). Then again, it may just be our odd view of the universe at work (and again, our quizzical distrust of Nicolas Cage). I remember the plot being pretty good, pretty involved--and I do remember there being well-wrought suspense, as you said--but there's just something about him that sucks the believability out of any story... much like Tom Cruise and Meg Ryan (ugh), the former being an infinitely better actor, but also self-satirical in the most comical way. Sorry to dissent; Knowing was much more likeable than many alien movies. It wasn't as good, however, as Super 8, but was incomparably better than a movie known as... Paul, which I forgot the name of (I just asked my sister) and which was so abhorrently, painfully unwatchable and insipid that we turned it off 1/4 of the way through. Just random thoughts.... Anyway, last movie I sawr in theaters: The Avengers. Wondahful! Last movie I sawr at 'ome: Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol. "Heh!" (This is my Palatino Linotype post. Just FYI.) __________________ Zanahoria_Picante ..\| \| .\| \| \| _____ \ love /-\| -\__/--\| "When I first read the dictionary, I thought it was a long poem about everything." Steven Wright Almost Smart Store Almost Smart Arcade ; Last edited by Zanahoria_Picante; 05-17-2012 at 01:18 AM. Reason: Former/Latter fail.

05-17-2012	#1435
ablethevoice Vintage Human Join Date: Oct 2005 Age: 63 Posts: 4,131 Rep Power: 90	Re: What is the last movie you saw? After all the hype, I was quite disappointed in Super 8. You notice how quickly it disappeared from the theaters? Last film I watched was THE CABIN IN THE WOODS. It was the same type of film as was SCREAM (deconstruction of the genre) but where Scream was handled deftly and gracefully, TCITW was so self-conscious and ham-handed it was painful to watch - but there were a few witty lines. __________________ "There Is No Religion Higher Than Truth." - Motto of the Theosophical Society "Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." Albert Einstein "The difference between genius and stupidity is genius has its limits." —Albert Einstein “It's fortunate for governments that people don't think." - Adolph Hitler Sturkis akidit ("shit happens") - Latin Bent Ears Audio Laboratories - Better Music Through Chemistry MUSIC IS LIKE CANDY. IT'S ONLY GOOD WHEN YOU GET RID OF ALL THE RAPPERS. ))#####D~~~~ (_l_)

05-22-2012	#1436
Zanahoria_Picante Orange you glad she's not a banana? Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 4,952 Rep Power: 146	Re: What is the last movie you saw? ^ That is true, but it was still a charming movie. The dialog and cinematography (and score) were what really made Super 8, even more than the plot itself. Why did it disappoint you? Just saw Ju-on. Super spooky. Horror movies don't usually get to my sister and I, but that one... not good news. The plot was a little confusing (a lot a little confusing), but the scares made up for it. Worth a see. __________________ Zanahoria_Picante ..\| \| .\| \| \| _____ \ love /-\| -\__/--\| "When I first read the dictionary, I thought it was a long poem about everything." Steven Wright Almost Smart Store Almost Smart Arcade ;

05-25-2012	#1437
Psychosis Watch This Space Join Date: Jan 2010 Age: 37 Posts: 757 Rep Power: 33	Re: What is the last movie you saw? last cinema film for me was Avengers....and I must say...dammnnnn was a good fine film.. I haven't enjoyed a big blockbuster spectacle film for along time...not since I saw the limited re-release of Back To the Future last year...and damn was that fine too :D but last DVD film? hmmm think it was Vanishing Point...not the original 70's one, but the 90's "Remake" with Vigo Mortisson(sp?) in....I always did prefer that one as the original was too much sex, drugs and against the "man" which was a-typical of that style of film in that era, whereas the 90's one is more wholesome, husband trying to get home to his wife etc....dunno maybe I just go for the mushy stuff at times lol __________________ *The two greatest trolls on the interweb*

05-26-2012	#1439
foxyphoenix Ubi dubium, ibi libertas. Join Date: Jul 2007 Age: 33 Posts: 4,374 Rep Power: 112	Re: What is the last movie you saw? Serenity, after binge-watching* all of Firefly within a day and a half. "I am a leaf on the wind: watch me soar". =( for the Nth time, of course. __________________ o.O "In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe." - Carl Sagan* "It is always advisable to perceive clearly our ignorance." - Charles Darwin "What is man without the beasts? If all the beasts were gone, man would die from a great loneliness of the spirit. For whatever happens to the beasts, soon happens to man. All things are connected." - Chief Seattle Almost Smart Store

05-26-2012	#1440
Zanahoria_Picante Orange you glad she's not a banana? Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 4,952 Rep Power: 146	Re: What is the last movie you saw? ^ Serenity is the best! As is Nathan Fillion, in general. Somehow, I haven't seen Firefly, but it seems a necessary course eventually. ^_^ Last watched: The Village followed by Pride and Prejudice. They're actually eerily similar in some ways. __________________ Zanahoria_Picante ..\| \| .\| \| \| _____ \ love /-\| -\__/--\| "When I first read the dictionary, I thought it was a long poem about everything." Steven Wright Almost Smart Store Almost Smart Arcade ;

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