>Solider
I've considered giving this watch, but mainly from the POV as it being a bunch of ideas People's had in mind for the Blade Runner universe that got cut/his headcanon and then recycles into its own movie
>Solider
I've considered giving this watch, but mainly from the POV as it being a bunch of ideas People's had in mind for the Blade Runner universe that got cut/his headcanon and then recycles into its own movie
it's a great premise for a horror movie. where the frick you gonna go in space? some really disturbing scenes and the movie could've overall been better if the wacky token 90s Black wasn't in the story. Not Fishburn, the other one. it's like a solid 7.5 or 8 outta 10
THis is a movie where the concept is much more interesting than the execution. The characters suck and they have nothing to do. I think the uncut version has their worst nightmare coming to life which may have made it more interesting. That being said, Anderson is a poor director with a shallow vision.
I love the part where they are travelling at max speed towards the Event Horizon but they can't see it and rather than slow down they just keep max speed until the last moment and are like "Oh Shit it's right in front of us! Full Reverse!"
>Something about space horror just turns viewers and especially critics into whiny homosexuals.
Unless it's the first two Alien movies. I think they just want those two movies again and anything else is lesser in their eyes.
>Unless it's the first two Alien movies. I think they just want those two movies again and anything else is lesser in their eyes.
EXACTLY
Its completely insufferable how everything in this sub genre gets compared to a movie from 40 years ago when itself at the time was barely seen as original, "Amityville in Space"
>first scene is a black guy asking the blonde woman if she wants his black chocolate inside of her
Tiresome. Didn't know they already pulled this shit 30 years ago.. also they are the only survivors in the end.
I have never been more tricked into watching something by Cinemaphile than with this. Every possible metric on which you could judge a film is at the maximum possible shittiness
When I was a kid, movies like this used to scare the shit out of me. Stories about hell were nightmare fuel. As an adult, I dont think there is a horror film that could frighten me. Stories based in actuality trouble me more
You take that back.
go in with low expectations and smoke some weed first and you will enjoy it
Yes, but... This applies to every movie. It's like saying "just keep breathing in and out".
Eh, it's not a masterpiece but it's a fun bit of wackiness
you shit your pants and now you're crying about it on Cinemaphile boohoo
People hate this movie now?
didn't know that there were folks out there that didn't. such is the magic of the internet
filtered
This movie was always a cult classic, but mostly regarded as bad by film critics. Me, I've always loved this movie. Solider is pretty good too.
>Solider
I've considered giving this watch, but mainly from the POV as it being a bunch of ideas People's had in mind for the Blade Runner universe that got cut/his headcanon and then recycles into its own movie
I liked Soldier. I think the only bad part was the film's climax.
Hello sirs, I too enjoyed the 1998 film Soldier.
nah, just some contrarian idiots
It's just chinless contrarians escaped from /misc/
some people here think it's a underrated masterpiece and it's created some backlash. it's a watchable flick at best
RedditLetterMedia reviewed it and said it sucks, so Cinemaphile has hated it since then.
>RedditLetterMedia
I'm proud to say I have never watched anything these homosexuals have done
I honestly don't get why Cinemaphile orbits these hacks so much
the e-celeb/youtuber worship on this board is cancer. i though there was a containment board
They haven't seen Pandorum yet.
gays and trannies hate it, but i dont think i would necessarily call those people
wrong.
2 many black people in it. Too thin on the good parts.
Another director should've made it.
P.W.S is way too into his campy shit. Basically wasted a fricking brilliant concept on a movie that's just okay.
PWS is definitely a drooling moron. Wonder how this script would have gone under someone else
Filtered. Many such cases
yeah
film looks amazing though
Suck a dick that's just fricked an ass you Gaylord.
Ur a homosexual, its Hellraiser in space. Consider suicide or denounce Snoo
Timeless sci fi kino classic, you got filtered zoomzoom
it's a great premise for a horror movie. where the frick you gonna go in space? some really disturbing scenes and the movie could've overall been better if the wacky token 90s Black wasn't in the story. Not Fishburn, the other one. it's like a solid 7.5 or 8 outta 10
you take that back, 'would you like something hot and black inside you' is a timeless classic!
it only works cause the hot white girl seemed genuinely put off at the thought.
I was fairly invested in Sam's character as the ostensible lead before the movie decides to make Fishburne the protagonist.
It's not bad, but it's definitely the most overrated "most underrated" movie of all time
THis is a movie where the concept is much more interesting than the execution. The characters suck and they have nothing to do. I think the uncut version has their worst nightmare coming to life which may have made it more interesting. That being said, Anderson is a poor director with a shallow vision.
This flag was the most disturbing part of the film for me.
whoah
Le Intellectual Reddit Contrarian.
Go back to 1997 boomer. In this day and age it's not cool anymore hating on this film.
I love the part where they are travelling at max speed towards the Event Horizon but they can't see it and rather than slow down they just keep max speed until the last moment and are like "Oh Shit it's right in front of us! Full Reverse!"
For me it was when the zany Black person jetpacks back to the ship using his oxygen tank.
It might suck, yes. However, if we could just...
>folds a piece of paper and grabs a pen
Does anyone have the new 4k release? Any improvements?
Doesn't fix the story sadly
Kys
its better than sunshine. it doesnt shit the bed in the last 30 minutes
>its better than sunshine
Nah.
Sunshine is great too, including the slasher shit. Something about space horror just turns viewers and especially critics into whiny homosexuals.
>Something about space horror just turns viewers and especially critics into whiny homosexuals.
Unless it's the first two Alien movies. I think they just want those two movies again and anything else is lesser in their eyes.
>Unless it's the first two Alien movies. I think they just want those two movies again and anything else is lesser in their eyes.
EXACTLY
Its completely insufferable how everything in this sub genre gets compared to a movie from 40 years ago when itself at the time was barely seen as original, "Amityville in Space"
>from the director of Resident Evil
stupid premise, never trust Cinemaphile, moronic film
It's dated but it's still pretty damn amazing.
>first scene is a black guy asking the blonde woman if she wants his black chocolate inside of her
Tiresome. Didn't know they already pulled this shit 30 years ago.. also they are the only survivors in the end.
You are such a snowflake
Hating this movie is peak midwit shit. Some people just can't appreciate a silly horror movie without any gay ass marvel tier quips
>That part when they hear the recording of what happened on the ship and the dude in charge just says "we're leaving"
>Paul W. S. Anderson
Has he ever made a bad movie?
it's a 40k prequel
Frick homosexual nobody wants to play with your gay little action figure
It's kino
I have never been more tricked into watching something by Cinemaphile than with this. Every possible metric on which you could judge a film is at the maximum possible shittiness
You watched it with your eyes didn’t you.
They allowed this movie in Germany? The same country that forbade games like Half-Life unless the gore was replaced with robots exploding?
Any other cosmic horror kinos?
The Thing
Already seen that, and pandorum which is worth a rewatch. Event was a decent flick to watch the first time around but is meh after a second viewing.
When I was a kid, movies like this used to scare the shit out of me. Stories about hell were nightmare fuel. As an adult, I dont think there is a horror film that could frighten me. Stories based in actuality trouble me more