Great movies you have discovered in 2013 - Blu-ray Forum

huntauk · 11-29-2013, 05:44 AM

As the year is coming to a close I thought it would be no better time to share which gems you have discovered this year. Could be that you were aware of the title but never really knew what it was about until a new Arrow, Second Sight or MOC's release intrigued you to take a look or perhaps it was a complete blind buy, maybe a friend recommended it or perhaps you did some research on the director, lead actor ect after enjoying another title. What great movies has 2013 brought to you?

Lets discard 2013 new releases from this and focus on archive titles

Mine are Runaway Train and Possession.

I think I'd come across Runaway Train before, knowing it was a film by the director of Tango and Cash. The fact it was based on a script by Kurosawa meant I decided to check it out, expecting a cheesy B-Flick I was pleasantly surprised. Possession, I knew nothing about until the release earlier this year and the reviews drew me to it, I enjoyed the ambiguity and complexity within the narrative, and the strength of the performances; especially from Adjani meant for me it was the most effective horror films I have seen in some time.

11-29-2013, 05:44 AM	#1
huntauk Blu-ray Guru Top contributor Member since:Aug 2010 4K collection:359 Blu-ray collection:755	Great movies you have discovered in 2013 As the year is coming to a close I thought it would be no better time to share which gems you have discovered this year. Could be that you were aware of the title but never really knew what it was about until a new Arrow, Second Sight or MOC's release intrigued you to take a look or perhaps it was a complete blind buy, maybe a friend recommended it or perhaps you did some research on the director, lead actor ect after enjoying another title. What great movies has 2013 brought to you? Lets discard 2013 new releases from this and focus on archive titles Mine are Runaway Train and Possession. I think I'd come across Runaway Train before, knowing it was a film by the director of Tango and Cash. The fact it was based on a script by Kurosawa meant I decided to check it out, expecting a cheesy B-Flick I was pleasantly surprised. Possession, I knew nothing about until the release earlier this year and the reviews drew me to it, I enjoyed the ambiguity and complexity within the narrative, and the strength of the performances; especially from Adjani meant for me it was the most effective horror films I have seen in some time.

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