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space6oy wrote:heh nice.

space6oy wrote:

The4455 wrote:

pigmaker wrote:

wfs1234 wrote: Does anyone remember what that space-western movie that came out a few years ago was called? I've been trying to remember the name of it. It's in black and white, and it seems like it takes place in bars for the whole thing. I'm not sure if I've seen it, but I love space westerns!

im intrigued. please post if you figure it out.

Cowboys and Aliens with Harrison Ford and that blond guy from the new bond films.

Haki wrote:Cowboys and Aliens isn't black and white.

dug this thread up. nobody figured out what the black & white space western was?

doesn't answer this though...

FOUND IT!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uujG1ADn2zk[/youtube]

haha badass, thanks!

battle los angeles? moderate B movie?

i haven't seen that one either.

I know Blade Runner must have been mentioned, hopefully Pacific Rim has been also. Soldier with Kurt Russel was a good one, one of the last pre-CGI great movies.

So I finally tried to watch the new Total Recall via free Encore On-Demand...

I only made it to the part where the chick gets shot in the hand, and the dude wrapped up by that futuristic plasma lasso weapon or whatever...before I shut that piece of shit off while swearing like a sailer with tourette's.
If I had to guess, I'd say maybe 3 minutes in?
What a horrific pile of shit.
You really have to be some kind of idiot to ruin futuristic/space/scifi, especially with a massive budget.

I want that 3 minutes of my life back, and if I had to pay for my time to be wasted then I may have snapped.

Hey Hollywood...Fuck off with the endless remaking/rebooting movies that don't need to be remade.
Robocop I'm looking at you.

echoraven wrote:I know Blade Runner must have been mentioned, hopefully Pacific Rim has been also. Soldier with Kurt Russel was a good one, one of the last pre-CGI great movies.

pacific rim blew. especially for such an awesome directior.


& yeah, i haven't watched 'em but knew total recall & robocop would blow. movies shouldn't be redone unless they're like 30 years old like solaris. that was one acceptable remake i felt they did a pretty good job with, even if a lot of the original story was cut out.

Glad to see Enemy Mine mentioned. I loved that as a kid and recently rewatched it to see if it would hold up. Totally still kicks ass. Great film that actually has something to say.

I also rewatched Black Hole for the same reason. It, however, did not stand up to adult watching.


I really liked 2010. It was a lot more accessible than 2001. Plus Roy Schieder is a badass (in his own way). Bonus: you get to watch a young Helen Mirren try to sound Russian.