What Scifi Movie did you watch today?

[DigiFluid]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze

[VampyreWraith]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze

I remember watching that in the movie theater lol. I used to love Ninja Turtles when I was little. I used to watch the cartoons all the time; and I'd steal my brother's action figures and "marry" them off to my Barbies lol. Raphael has always been my favorite.

[myhelix]

Surrogates. It has a interesting Second Life premise, although there are some plot holes, but I enjoy the movie.

[DigiFluid]

I remember watching that in the movie theater lol. I used to love Ninja Turtles when I was little. I used to watch the cartoons all the time; and I'd steal my brother's action figures and "marry" them off to my Barbies lol. Raphael has always been my favorite.

Haha I loved II when I was a kid too, and thoroughly enjoyed it last night too



Watched District 9 today. Haven't seen it since it was in theaters, god it on BD for my birthday

[VampyreWraith]

Haha I loved II when I was a kid too, and thoroughly enjoyed it last night too



Watched District 9 today. Haven't seen it since it was in theaters, god it on BD for my birthday

How is District 9 ? I was thinking of buying it.

[DigiFluid]

How is District 9 ? I was thinking of buying it.

District 9 is a fantastic movie. It's one of those recent 'newcomer' sci-fi films like Moon, combining great imagination and relatively unknown talent into something really wonderful. I'm glad I finally have it


And coming back on topic, right now I'm watching one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever made: Planet of the Apes. I got this Blu-ray set for my birthday too

[AlbinoMonkeyC]

Futureworld. It was on, I was bored, and I LIKED IT!!

[VampyreWraith]

District 9 is a fantastic movie. It's one of those recent 'newcomer' sci-fi films like Moon, combining great imagination and relatively unknown talent into something really wonderful. I'm glad I finally have it


And coming back on topic, right now I'm watching one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever made: Planet of the Apes. I got this Blu-ray set for my birthday too

Cool, thanks. I think I'm gonna get it. A lot of people seem to like it and it looks cool.

I watched The Shining today.(Stanley Kubrick version not the mini series)

[DigiFluid]

Cool, thanks. I think I'm gonna get it. A lot of people seem to like it and it looks cool.

Excellent. I really don't think you'll be disappointed

I watched The Shining today.(Stanley Kubrick version not the mini series)

Ahh, that. I enjoy that movie quite a lot! It deviates quite a bit from the excellent Stephen King book, but it's more than made up for by Jack Nicholson and Stanley Kubrick's brilliant direction.

[VampyreWraith]

Excellent. I really don't think you'll be disappointed


Ahh, that. I enjoy that movie quite a lot! It deviates quite a bit from the excellent Stephen King book, but it's more than made up for by Jack Nicholson and Stanley Kubrick's brilliant direction.

I never read the book, but I did hear its different. But I really like the Stanley Kubrick version and I really love Jack Nicholson in it.
Ii just bought a bunch of Blu Ray dvds over on Amazon. I got District 9, Event Horizon, The Relic, Dark City, The Martix, 12 monkeys, Underworld :Rise of the Lycans. They were pretty cheap too; they were all under $20 each(I think i bought a few off amazon sellers too)
I'm going to have a lot of movies to watch once I get them.

[DigiFluid]

Niiiice, some of those are really good. District 9 obviously, Event Horizon scares the hell out of me to this day, Dark City is a classic, Matrix is a modern classic, and 12 Monkeys is a flippin' brilliant movie. I should watch that again sometime soon.

[VampyreWraith]

Niiiice, some of those are really good. District 9 obviously, Event Horizon scares the hell out of me to this day, Dark City is a classic, Matrix is a modern classic, and 12 Monkeys is a flippin' brilliant movie. I should watch that again sometime soon.

I've watched all of them before besides District 9, and that underworld movie. The rest I watched yrs ago on cable but I remembered really liking them; especially 12 Monkeys, Event Horizon, and Dark City; so when I saw them on blu-ray for like $10-$15 I just had to buy them. I love movies, especially darker sci-fi movies.

[DigiFluid]

I didn't know that Amazon was having a BD sale right now....oh boy this is going to be expensive

edit; I don't know whether to be thrilled or annoyed that amazon.ca doesn't seem to be having the same sale lol

[VampyreWraith]

I didn't know that Amazon was having a BD sale right now....oh boy this is going to be expensive

Yeah, Amazon has a bunch of bd's on sale. I keep remembering more movies that I want and I keep finding them on sale; most of them between $10-$15(US).

[Thunderstorm]

District 9 is a fantastic movie. It's one of those recent 'newcomer' sci-fi films like Moon, combining great imagination and relatively unknown talent into something really wonderful. I'm glad I finally have it

I wouldn't go so far as to say fantastic but certainly interesting and worth a watch. I didn't know much about it and it wasn't what I thought it would be but very intense and kept my interest throughout. Always give kudos to someone who can do a good scifi movie on a fraction of the budget of the the big movies that come out today.

And coming back on topic, right now I'm watching one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever made: Planet of the Apes. I got this Blu-ray set for my birthday too

As long as you are talking about the original - double thumbs up (on a scale of 1-10 this movie is an 11) and not that *******ized version Tim Burton did.

Futureworld. It was on, I was bored, and I LIKED IT!!

It wasn't a bad sequel. Not anywhere as good as Westworld. That was classic!

Niiiice, some of those are really good. District 9 obviously, Event Horizon scares the hell out of me to this day, Dark City is a classic, Matrix is a modern classic, and 12 Monkeys is a flippin' brilliant movie. I should watch that again sometime soon.

Event Horizon - the less said the better.
Dark City - brilliant wonderful movie.
Matrix - rip off of Dark City and not half as good
12 Monkeys - weird, weird movie - but good

Surrogates. It has a interesting Second Life premise, although there are some plot holes, but I enjoy the movie.

I liked it too. Don't know Second Life so can't compare that, but I like thinking movies. If they fixed some of the plot holes and tightened it up it could be a very good movie.