Strangest Movies

[inkspot]

I watched that when it came on NBC the other night, and I actually really liked it. Except for the ending, which I was really disappointed in. I wish they would have made it a little more definite, and a little more happy-ever-afterish.

Was it on TV? I missed it. I liked it, too. But I thought the ending was okay, it was hopeful.

 

[Copperfox]

"Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires," also called "The Seven Brothers Meet Dracula" was nice and weird: a collaboration between the Shaw Brothers kung-fu studio and the Hammer Films horror studio. Hammer lent Peter Cushing as one of the good guys, while the Chinese good guys included a kung-fu master so powerful that he could slay a vampire by driving his stiffened hand through its heart in place of a stake.

 

[Lila]

I am watching "The Last of the Mohicans" for Social Studies. I guess I think it's kinda strange because there's so much violence and... eww. We're watching the edited version, and even that's creepy.

 

[NotATameLion]

Was it on TV? I missed it. I liked it, too. But I thought the ending was okay, it was hopeful.

Yeah, I think it came on Thanksgiving night, or maybe the night after. It was pretty hopeful, but I like movie endings that shows how everything ends, LOL, not that just leave you to make up your own mind about what happens. The little girl playing his daughter was so adorable. Especially when they were playing in the snow and she says, "I knew you'd come back." Or something to that effect. And when she climbs up and studies his face and says, "They did a good job. You look just like him." So cute!