Postal 2007

All 4K releases in the US

Shows and movies released between the years 2000 and 2009.

The Package. The Pandemonium. The Proud Pony Numero Two. The Paragon. The Paradox-o-logico Pissed Prospect. The Poker Prefaced Pinocchio Pair. The Paper-Pumpin' Philanthropy-Purgin' Psychic. The Pied Piping Pagan. The Blundering-Plundering Partly-Resented Resettlement. The Patriotic Perished Anti-Pacifist. The Persistent Pingu-Postin' Propaganda Seized Cureall.
The 'Past is the Past' Presenting Purple-Turnin' Possessed Pastor Priest. The Peanut Pastry Feast's Pirate President.
The Pathetic, wretched, principled page-portioned population-aimed partition. The powerful enough to probably level a whole prefecture prevailing phenomena.
Just one more prize-plucked public proximity probe mastered by me. A little elbow grease & pound for pound paradigm pushed all-the-boys-wanna-pounce pregnant princess.....reincarnated by me.
Studied...by me. Fused...by me.
The newest project, by me. Miracled, you could say, by me.
And you best hope.

Not picked by you.

Live Action Adaptation inspired from video Games

Fantasy | Sci-fi | Animation

All live action films I've watched, regardless of my personal rank.

Theatrical Releases from Hollywood.
Also see: https://trakt.tv/users/goldenxp/lists/video-game-adaptations-other

This list is a work-in-progress and it's not in order yet. I don't even know if I will put it in a numerical order of sorts, because how can you really decide what makes a movie better than another? But as for now, these are some of the films I consider my absolute favorite.

Using IMDb advanced search, filtering only by English language.

Notable entries missing include:
The Rocker (2008)
What Planet Are You From (2000)
Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002)
Run Fatboy Run (2007)
RocknRolla (2008)
A Scanner Darkly (2006)
The Humain Stain (2003)
Maos Last Dancer (2009)
Thirteen (2003)
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)
Sunshine (2007)
Things We Lost in the Fire (2007)
Chloe (2009)
Blindness (2008)
How to Lose Friends & Alienate People (2008)
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006)

ones in a year time

A Pequena Prosa dos Horrores, trazido até você por:
Getro Guimarães | Assine o canal Getro
Otávio Ugá | Assine o canal Super Oito
Rodolfo Castrezana | Assine o canal Nerd Rabugento
http://komboconteudo.com/category/podcasts/a-pequena-prosa-dos-horrores/

1ª Temporada [2018]
E01 – Episódio Piloto (1)
E02 – Terror Macro, terror Micro (2 ao 28)
E03 – Franquias (29)
E04 – Spoilers e Heróis (30 ao 37)
E05 – O cinema é meu templo (38 e 39)
E06 – Dublado versus Legendado (40 ao 44)
E07 – Gosto no Armário (45 ao 54)
Guilty Pleasures (Otávio: 55 ao 62; Castrezana: 63 ao 67; Getro: 68 ao 72)
E08 – Animais Comedores de Gente (73 ao 99)
E09 – Remakes melhores que os originais (100 ao 119)
E10 – Zumbis (120 ao 151)
E11 – Netflix (152 ao 160)
E12 – O Novo Oscar (161 ao 164)
E13 – Terrir (165 ao 199)
E14 – O que vem por aí (200 ao 202)
E15 – O Que Assistimos (203 ao 209)
E16 – Diretores e Suas Técnicas (210 ao 227)
E17 – Violência Mental (211 ao 252)
E18 – Sentença de Morte HD Cam 1080p (253 ao 256)
E19 – Preguiça (257 ao 267)
E20 – Críticos não gostam de terror? (268 ao 275)
E21 – Filmes Cult (276 ao 289)
E22 – Halloween (290 ao 308)
E23 – Filmes Torturantes (309 ao 320)
E24 – Ficção Científica (321 ao 351)
E25 – Stan Lee (352)
E26 – Viagens no Tempo (353 ao 378)
E27 – Filmes de Música (379 ao 400)
E28 – Atuações Perturbadores (401 ao 431)
E29 – Do Streaming à Próstata (432 ao 440)
E30 – Natal (441 ao 465)
E31 – Retrospectiva 2018 (466 ao 492)

2ª Temporada [2019]
E01 – Expectativa parte 1 (493 ao 529)
E02 – Expectativa parte 2 (530 ao 549)

Especiais
E01 – I Grande Prêmio dos Horrores feat. Lucas Maia (Refúgio Cult) (550 ao 574) [2021]

E02 – II Grande Prêmio dos Horrores feat. Lucas Maia (Refúgio Cult) (575 ao 603) [2022]

E03 – III Grande Prêmio dos Horrores feat. Lucas Maia (Refúgio Cult) (604 ao 620) [2023]

It was in 1993 that Hollywood realized the dream of putting a video game movie up on the big screen with Super Mario Bros., and setting the stage for a long legacy of questionable choices, troubled productions, and gamers’ pixel tears left in their wake. But like the kid who just has to pump in one more quarter to reach for that high score, the studios keep on trying (while the fans just keep on hoping), and we’re celebrating that sort of sheer tenacity with this guide to the best video game movies (and plenty of the worst) ranked by Tomatometer!

Here, you will find the near-decent (Rampage, Resident Evil), the should’ve-been-goods (Assassin’s Creed, Warcraft), the ridiculous-but-we-love-thems (Mortal Kombat, Silent Hill), and the ones made by Uwe Boll, who deserves his own category (Alone in the Dark, House of the Dead). We’re using a 20-review minimum cutoff for inclusion, because it’s not just enough to make a questionable movie, critics need to witness the aftermath, too.

And in newest twist to this peculiar saga, it appears Detective Pikachu has broken the long-standing Rotten video game movie curse! But with a score currently in the low-60% range, it’s possible for the movie to drop into Rotten territory if a string of unfavorable reviews are added in the coming days and weeks. Keep an eye out on this space! Whatever happens, for now here’s our guide to 41 video game movies, ranked worst to best!
Link: https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com/guide/video-game-movies-ranked-worst-to-best/