Latest inspiring movie received

[twrchtrwyth]

Pontypool - brilliant fresh take on the zombie genre.

There was nothing in the local news about a zombie attack in south Wales!

[Hammers]

Is it any good or just a clever pun?

[voltan]

There was nothing in the local news about a zombie attack in south Wales!

There's a good chance no-one noticed 

[dijit]

well not actually this, but the full series, but it was thr best picture I could find.

[Col.Stone]

High hopes

Alien Quadrilogy (9 Disc Complete Box Set)
Disc 1 (ALIEN)
118 minutes viewing the 2003 Theatrical cut with all new commentary and Ridley Scott's new intro
Disc 2 (ALIEN BONUS DISC)
216 minutes of all new, never before seen video features
Disc 3 (ALIENS)
154 minutes viewing the Special Edition cut with all new commentary and James Cameron Intro
Disc 4 (ALIENS BONUS DISC)
198 minutes of all new, never before seen video features
Disc 5 (ALIEN 3)
137 minutes viewing the theatrical cut with the all new commentary
157 minutes viewing the all new Special Edition Cut
Disc 6 (ALIEN 3 BONUS DISC)
174 minutes of all new, never before seen video features
Disc 7 (ALIEN RESURRECTION)
109 minutes viewing the theatrical cut with the all new commentary
120 minutes viewing the all new Special Edition Cut with intro by Jean Pierre Jeunet
Disc 8 (ALIEN RESURRECTION BONUS DISC)
194 minutes of all new, never before seen video features
Disc 9 (BONUS DISC)
104 minutes of all new, never before seen video features


cheap as chips at amazon and play

[AKULA]

Watched it from start to finish the otherday - enjoy it Tomas (although I admit I could just as easily have watched Aliens, 4 times over).

 

[dijit]

Personally I think Alien is the best of the bunch, but I know I'm a minority thinking that.

[Fugazi]

An inspiring variant of an invasion of the USandA   
"The Mouse That Roared" - the unforgetable Peter Sellers.

Use the new Perry "War of the roses" plastics vs. "modern" troops of the 50's? 



Here an additional very good series for modern combat:

[HerbyF]

Just picked up "Once Upon A Time In China"

[archangel1]

Pretty decent movie about the siege of Port Arthur (1905) and the Battle of Tsushima.  Not a lot of land-based combat but some very nice model ships.  Even the subtitles aren't too bad, other than one reference to 1938! Plus, it stars Toshiro Mifune.  'Nuff said!

[Plynkes]

Amazon only wanted just over three quid for the DVD of this, so I bit their hand off. Also got a copy for big bruv, he likes it too, mostly because he is obsessed with Japanese tattoos (to the extent of being covered with them himself):



Classic cult 70s thriller.







Love it!

[dijit]

Absolutely fantastic - for once a film that makes me want to do zombie gaming.

[voltan]

Bit of a splurge last few days, have got;

Hot fuzz, Nausicaa of the valley of the wind, the cat returns and team america world police

[bandit86]

Trenches  Sci fi mini movie
http://www.hulu.com/watch/134917/trenches-fubar#s-p2-so-i0

[Hrothgar]

Rome, the miniseries:

I just rented the whole series and am about half-way through rewatching it. Good stuff-it is very evocative and gives a great sense of the momentous events of the time even if the history is a bit dodgy in places. I hope it will move me to get back to work on my WF Caeserian Legionnaires.

Also, Halo Legends:


The first two episodes I thought were very good. I enjoyed the animation style and thought the whole summary backstory  to the Halo universe was engrossing and well-represented. One other episode was mildly intriguing. The rest-well, if such as thing as mind bleach existed...