[zoey67]

A bit surprised there isn't a thread for Tusk at all. Well I mean sure it's not something hugely popular but it is a Kevin Smith film.

I actually watched this partially several months ago but hit the eject button about 20 min I guess I could have been tired or not in a great mood.

Then FF now I saw the trailer again but this time I noticed it was directed by Kevin Smith so of course I cue it up again.

Puh-Pow!!! It was as though I watched a completely diff movie altogether. So my advise is be a little patient & watch it at least 35 min before you give up. You be in for a nice surprise.

It's really out there, something I could ever imagine Kevin smith doing something of this nature. This is a keeper.

NOTE: there's a whacky Johnny Depp cameo as Inspector Clouseau is pretty hilarious.

 

[drunkpenguin]

There's a little bit of talk in the horror forum, but I recently saw it as well. It strangely kept my attention and provided me with a movie that is likely forever in my memory. I actually enjoyed it. My wife hated it lol. I thought the un-credited actor stole the movie personally!

 

[Brian Conrad]

I watched on BD for my "New Year's Eve movie" and also watched it again with the commentary not to mention all the extras. I rented it at Redbox and it was not a "rental edition." The story behind the film and Smith's tales of dealing with Hollywood is well worth the listen.

 

[Tiki Steve]

I rather like this movie also, quite the strange tale!!

 

[Dodge DeBoulet]

Available to stream for free if you're an Amazon Prime member.

 

[daryl zero]

 

[Tiki Steve]

Available to stream for free if you're an Amazon Prime member.

I have Amazon Prime but have never tried streaming, have a slow satellite internet, I'll have to give it a try and see.
Usually just buy movies on BD.

 

[Dodge DeBoulet]

I have Amazon Prime but have never tried streaming, have a slow satellite internet, I'll have to give it a try and see.
Usually just buy movies on BD.

Prime availability for movies may vary by country (I'm in the US but only just noticed that you're in the next country up), but the main thing I'd be worried about with satellite is a usage cap. For example, 20GB could easily be consumed by a small handful of movies over a 1 month period. If you have "unlimited," you may be safe, but probably not

 

[zoey67]

I have Amazon Prime but have never tried streaming, have a slow satellite internet, I'll have to give it a try and see.
Usually just buy movies on BD.

No kidding right? It's never free, and if it is nobody wants to watch it. Their video & streaming is much to be desired. Another words it blows

 

[lovinthehd]

I'd bypassed this in the latest releases queue a few times, not much of a horror fan. Didn't notice the cast/director after I saw the word horror or I would have probably just given it a try. Not your typical horror flick, great cast. Thanks for convincing me to give it a try....

 

[Dodge DeBoulet]

No kidding right? It's never free, and if it is nobody wants to watch it. Their video & streaming is much to be desired. Another words it blows

Pretty much every streaming service blows over dial-up, Z. Get yer broadband on.

 

[zoey67]

Pretty much every streaming service blows over dial-up, Z. Get yer broadband on.

I Don't have dial-up,..nobody does.,I have att DSL it's not as fast as cable.

You prob misunderstood me when I say it blows I Was referring to the crappy selection.

 

[lovinthehd]

I Don't have dial-up,..nobody does.,I have att DSL it's not as fast as cable.

You prob misunderstood me when I say it blows I Was referring to the crappy selection.

Amazon's selection I think is quite good, although I find the "free" Prime selections are limited, though I usually still get my membership fee's worth I think.

 

[drunkpenguin]

I Don't have dial-up,..nobody does.,I have att DSL it's not as fast as cable.

You prob misunderstood me when I say it blows I Was referring to the crappy selection.

You might be surprised. I live in a small town of 40,000 people and I know an ISP that still has about 200 customers on their dial up service!

In fact, according to Google:

According to a Pew survey from last August, 3% of Americans still use dial-up internet at home. That means that AOL actually only has a small chunk of the dial-up internet -- three percent of Americans translates to around 9 million people.Aug 8, 2014

 

[oink]

I Don't have dial-up,..nobody does.,I have att DSL it's not as fast as cable.

DSL?
I didn't think anyone had that anymore....

 

[lovinthehd]

Only choice here in this part of Orygun is DSL. All 12mbps of it.

 

[oink]

Only choice here in this part of Orygun is DSL. All 12mbps of it.

Where you at?
Eastern?

 

[darthrsg]

Only choice here in this part of Orygun is DSL. All 12mbps of it.

Yeah, it's all we can get in my area as well. Just 6 though.

 

[oink]

Yeah, it's all we can get in my area as well. Just 6 though.

I've told ya before: you don't belong down there.

 

[lovinthehd]

Where you at?
Eastern?

Oakridge