whomever was looking for a smart, scary movie theother day...

[rbnyc]

A Tale of Two Sisters.

[ghostsofgiants]

1. Really good film.

:thumbsup:

[StaggerLee]

2. was it my thread?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x4719403

If not that's ok. I'm noting it anyway!

;)

[rbnyc]

3. I missed your thread.

But I'm glad you saw this one. This was a really great movie. Complex, scary, engrossing, surprising.

[LynneSin]

4. sweetie - I went to Pogo - they don't have pinocle or canasta

:cry:

[rbnyc]

9. canasta is only for club pogo members

but you're right, i didn't see pinocle. surpriised.

[japple]

5. The Changeling from mid-1980s is one of the most

stylish scary movies I've ever seen. It had George C. Scott in it, may he rest in peace. He was a wonderful actor.

[rbnyc]

10. love that movie (nt)

[Susang]

6. I saw it about a month ago

You're right, it's quite good. ;-)

[In_The_Wind]

7. Flightplan would be a great movie for them to watch.

Is A Tale of Two Sisters a new movie?

:hi:

[rbnyc]

11. 2004 Korean (nt)

[Monkey see Monkey Do]

8. Good film - long live the Asian invasion!

I caught "Acacia" recently which is another solid and intelligent Korean horror offering. (And I can't mention Korea without recommending "Old Boy", "Sympathy For Mr Vengeance", "Save The Green Planet" & "The Isle".)

"Acacia" review:
http://www.mandiapple.com/snowblood/acacia.htm

[rbnyc]

12. old boy

that's in my queue. my dad said it was amazing.

[Monkey see Monkey Do]

13. It is - absolutely incredible.

"Lady Vengeance" opened this weekend and I'm a little worried about seeing it as I've got such high expectations based on the strength of the previous two. Thankfully it's been highly acclaimed, so I can't see it failing to cement Park's trilogy as one of the greats of cinema

(btw - re horror flicks, I highly recommend "Wolf Creek".)