Movies you "should have seen"

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Quote from: davekill on November 22, 2007, 09:43:31 AM
Was tron any good? I remember it was popular about the time video arcades where new.

Tron was and still is one very cool movie.. the effects really hold up. I loved it when I was a kid.. and the arcade game as well.. there were several arcade cames base on Tron.

jedijeff

I thought Tron was a really awesome movie as well. really liked the all the effects, the light cycles, the Tanks, the Solar Sailer, those really cool looking things that flew around chasing them

Blackride

Tron rocked and it still does! The effects are "different" which allows it to be watchable even today. Now go watch Flash Gordon ( Flash! ) and let me know how the effect were from that disaster! lol
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My parents took me to the Drive-In theater for a double feature of The Black Hole and Tron. I need to see them again because I've forgotten them both. I was too little to understand what the heck was going on.




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Duffster

For a good sci-fi/horror flick, Event Horizon is one a lot of people haven't seen.

Tron just rocks...nuff said.  I was very disappointed with Black Hole...enough that I have banned it from being viewed by my eyeballs since.

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Should I refrain from watching The Black Hole again as an adult?
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Black Hole holds a special place in my sci fi experience.  I thought that it was campy, but had some neat ideas.  It was a Disney flick for sure.  Anyway, I remember being scared as a kid by the bad guy, he was a Captian Nemo type.. but had a big bad Robot that helped him out.  Crazy!

In my opinion it's worth one more watch.

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I mostly banned it because I bought into all the hype and thought is was going to be like Star Wars. It wasn't..lol   But, as Rick said the Robots were pretty cool. I still carry the emotional scars of my disappointment. The pain runs deep.. lol
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Quote from: StarTrekFanatic5 on November 22, 2007, 09:09:38 AM
I know this is going to be bad.. but I've never seen Star Trek 5, I've seen bits and pieces but never the entire thing. Also I wouldn't mind watching Star Trek the Motion Pictures. I only saw it once at a drive in with Tron and I fell asleep half way through it. Those would be two films I would like to see.
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TMP and TFF are both underrated, in my opinion.  Though both are flawed, especially TFF, there are some great character moments in there which make them worthwhile.

If you get around to seeing TMP, make sure it's the recent Directors Edition.

Darth Gaos

Raising Arizona...this movie seems to be on everyones list of all time great comedies but I just have never seen it.
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davekill

Quote from: Darth Gaos on November 24, 2007, 08:09:10 PM
Raising Arizona...this movie seems to be on everyones list of all time great comedies but I just have never seen it.

If you like offbeat comedies like "A Christmas Vacation" then do yourself a favor and see it

Raising Arizona is a lovable "trailer parks and convicts" comedy with a wonderful cast.
Nicolas Cage, Holly Hunter, John Goodman and Randal 'Tex' Cobb.

and if your ready for more -

Check out "Repo Man" starring:
Emilo Estevez, Harry Dean Stanton and Olivia Barash.

After discovering his parents have donated his college fund to a televangelist, Otto (Emilo Estevez) joins the repossession agency (Helping Hand Acceptance Corporation) as an apprentice "repo man" and enters the world of urban decay, police drama, mystery, governmental conspiracy and even UFO's.
Executive Producer Michael Nesmith (The Monkeys) has a nonspeaking cameo as a Rabbi