BamPow · 51-55, M
The one that most resembled my childhood was “The Amityville Horror”. I’m not talking about the supernatural elements at all, though. My parents bought an old farmhouse in late 1978 that was too much house for them. My dad had a couple of mental breakdowns that ended up with us fleeing the house while he was wielding knives and threatening to kill us, which was like when James Brolin lost his 💩 and went after the family in the movie. As a kicker, my dad looked a lot like James Brolin in 1979 when this all went down. Bonus points for my parents taking us to the drive-in to see “The Amityville Horror” at the drive-in that summer. We were absolutely terrified and traumatized by that movie and all that was happening in our little world at the time.
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ArkBallet · 36-40, F
@BamPow Exactly! It's like tricking our brains into thinking we're in danger without actually being in any real peril. Also, I'll add that the older horror films (I'm talking 1970s - 1990s) had amazing makeup effects back in the days before CGI and other modern techniques. The special effects in many of the movies of that time were truly incredible. A lot of effort and art went into making those effects and that's why I think it feels far more real and disturbing than most of today's special effects.
BamPow · 51-55, M
@ArkBallet I’m with you on CGI. You can tell when actors are in the room with a monstrosity versus when they’re just flailing in front of green screens. The crew from “The Thing” were genuinely freaked out by the guy’s head that turned into a spider and crawled across the room, because that damn thing was actually in the room running around. Nothing takes me out of a movie quicker than excessive or bad CGI.
Masood22003 · 22-25, M
The Proposal (2009) is a romantic comedy about Margaret Tate, a tough and intimidating Canadian-born editor in New York, who faces deportation due to an expired visa. To save her career, she coerces her long-suffering assistant, Andrew Paxton, into a sham engagement. Margaret is all business and shows no interest in Andrew beyond the arrangement, but during a trip to his hometown in Alaska to convince his family, Andrew’s genuine kindness, wit, and persistence begin to break down her icy exterior. What starts as a calculated scheme slowly turns into an unexpected romance, filled with humor, awkward situations, and heartfelt moments. I’m just like Andrew.
TallMtnMedic · M
Ouch...to say the least. You had THAT kind of instructor?
Im sorry from the rest of humanity.
My life resembles music actually. "Walking in my Shoes" by Depeche Mode and "Head like a Hole" by NIN are the two that seem to be my theme songs.
Im sorry from the rest of humanity.
My life resembles music actually. "Walking in my Shoes" by Depeche Mode and "Head like a Hole" by NIN are the two that seem to be my theme songs.
A Beautiful Mind
Girl, Interrupted
I lay no claim to genius, just enough intelligence to have gone so much further had I not been stopped in my tracks by mental illness.
Girl, Interrupted
I lay no claim to genius, just enough intelligence to have gone so much further had I not been stopped in my tracks by mental illness.
Pfuzylogic · M
It’s a wonderful life
Acheron · 41-45, M
Perhaps a hybrid of Big Fish and Lost in Translation and Falling Down and Sideways, and maybe a tiny bit of Before Midnight.
Achelois · F
Bridget jones lol 😂
LordBarbossa · 36-40, T
Psycho
Some days I'm Marion, some days I'm Norman, some days I'm mrs Bates
Some days I'm Marion, some days I'm Norman, some days I'm mrs Bates
Randi · 18-21, F
Damn that sounds harsh
Collegegirl23 · 31-35, F
Shutter Island
rhouse · 56-60, M
Groundhog day
HumanEarth · F
The Hot Chick 2002
ArkBallet · 36-40, F
@HumanEarth Do you have a reason why?
HumanEarth · F
I think its funny and we kinda like our life here at home. I'm not going to say no names, but someone in my house thinks he's The Hot Chick
We watch that movie and go that him, thats him 🤣🤣🤣🤣
We watch that movie and go that him, thats him 🤣🤣🤣🤣
SinlessOnslaught · M
Probably a combination of Cars 2 and Gone With the Wind.
ArkBallet · 36-40, F
@SinlessOnslaught So high-speed espionage in the middle of a war-torn South. Sounds pretty accurate.
OldBrit · 61-69, M
Spinal Tap
val70 · 51-55
@val70 I cry every time during the scene when Cary Grant walks in at the end and sees she has his painting …😭
val70 · 51-55
@Ghostinthemachine Got the box-sets already... now on a whole collection classical music from the last century too... it's another eleven years to go for me!
@val70 good to have something to keep you busy and enjoy 😉