What was the last movie you watched?

[saz]

great to see someone else who appreciates lynch.

28 weeks later sucked. it had a lot of potential, but as usual with a lot of horror movies they succomb to all of the usual and predictable cliches, ie the cheesy open-ended ending when you think all is said and done with. i also wasn't impressed with the unnecessary gore, ie when don kills his wife. and they're milking this, considering that there's another sequel in the works.

i saw the untouchables for the first time in years. there's some very brief cheese, but overall still a classic.

and roadside prophets is another classic.

[TAL]

Futurama: Bender's Big Score!

It wasn't that good :(

[HEIRESS]

harrison's flowers (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0216799/)

I hate andy Mcdowell but if you like graphic war movies and popping boners while watching adrien brody's sexy nose then its totally worth a rental.

[paul jones]

Reservoir Dogs

I hadn't seen this in fuckin ages and lost count of the 'fuck' words in it.Most of the dialogue is 'fuck' 'fucking' or 'motherfucker'

Tim Roth should advertise ketchup

I also watched all the DVD extras like a total spaz(y)

[Thundercracker]

Trainspotting, today on DVD at a friend's house.

[Randetica]

to die for = nothing special

lost (endless) highway = saaloooo.o..whh.., guess you have to be on drugs or something to enjoy it

[paul jones]

Tonight I watched George A. Romero's 'Land Of The Dead' followed by 'Shaun Of The Dead'

I was in a Zombie mood

[trailerprincess]

I went to see American Gangster today which I very much enjoyed.

And then I watched Cinderella Man which I also liked.

I was in a Russell Crowe mood

[TAL]

Das Lebern Der Anderen / The Lives Of Others

[Randetica]

Das Lebern Der Anderen

the livers of the others? MUST SEE!

[mikizee]

The new futurama movie - benders big score.



fucking funny.

[kleptomaniac]

the number 23!!! omg jim carrey is sooooo hot!! i love his bad guy look, it's sexy!!! yeeeah!! (http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2007/04/26/23_070423120041905_wideweb__300x450.jpg) :cool:

also today, i watched harry potter & the order of the phoenix, most of it anyway. it was...okay.... :/

[Randetica]

the number 23!!! omg jim carrey is sooooo hot!! i love his bad guy look, it's sexy!!! yeeeah!! (http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2007/04/26/23_070423120041905_wideweb__300x450.jpg) :cool:

wtf? i didnt even know he was in that movie

[Helvete]

Rescue Dawn. Yeah, Christian Bale in the jungle, he plays a vietnamese goat herder who takes on the French Foreign Legion.

[ffcp]

Child's Play 3 xD

[Gareth]

election 2
wasnt really feeling it that much
it's still a decent HK gangster movie tho [along with election]

[paul jones]

I just watched some of Dawn Of The Dead, the original. I got up to the bit that they just refuelled the chopper and take off again and shoot some pesky zombies who were hanging around like a bunch of losers.I might watch the rest this afternoon

[abcdefz]

Candy.

It was okay.

[camo]

anyone seen beowulf yet?

[abcdefz]

Not me.

[kleptomaniac]

my friend wanted us to see beowulf in 3D and i was like "hahahahaha no" :rolleyes:

[paul jones]

Ghostbusters

[Rock]

oldboy, and i called that shit. still enjoyable movie.

[paul jones]

King Of Comedy

absolute fucking classic.It was on TV Saturday but I was watching Pegg & Frosts Perfect Night In on channel 4 and I've already seen King Of Comedy years ago,then whilst at Blockbusters I got it along with Ghostbusters in the cheap section

[AceFace]

my friend wanted us to see beowulf in 3D and i was like "hahahahaha no" :rolleyes:

we saw it this weekend and it was TERRIBLE. i can't believe we had to pay all that extra money to see that crap in 3D.

[abcdefz]

King Of Comedy

absolute fucking classic.It was on TV Saturday but I was watching Pegg & Frosts Perfect Night In on channel 4 and I've already seen King Of Comedy years ago,then whilst at Blockbusters I got it along with Ghostbusters in the cheap section



God bless you.

One of my favorite favorite favorite movies ever. (y)(y)(y)(y)



"Is he expecting you?"

"Yes, I don't think he is."

[MC Moot]

I watched a French flick “Days of Glory” about Algerian participation in the liberation of France during WWII….couldn’t really connect with the characters but it had it’s moments.…just not enough of them….I also tried “Bobby” got about 20mins into it but it wasn’t working for me….not sure if I should stick with it and try and finish it tonight….I mean, I don’t want to make Emilio cry again….

[MC Moot]

we saw it this weekend and it was TERRIBLE. i can't believe we had to pay all that extra money to see that crap in 3D.

This version was pretty damned good...(y)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0402057/


The current looks like a trailer/interlude for a stupid video game....(n)

[petesboutique]

Transformers.

Awesome movie definitely going on top 5 list

[MC Moot]

Transformers.

Awesome movie definitely going on top 5 list

uh huh,o.k....petesboutique meet turdburglar,turdburglar meet petesboutique....

http://www.beastieboys.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=84332

[TimDoolan]

I watched transformers, fell asleep in the theater, someting I never do.
Blurry fx every 2 seconds was mind-numbing.

I watched The Mist yesterday, awful. Like waiting for a bus.

[Randetica]

fear and loathing in las vegas (finally) i enjoyed it but need to see it again in german

[paul jones]

God bless you.

One of my favorite favorite favorite movies ever. (y)(y)(y)(y)



"Is he expecting you?"

"Yes, I don't think he is."


"Better to be King for a day than Schumck for a lifetime"

[TimDoolan]

Have any of you anime fans ever seen Urusei Yatsura: beautiful dreamer?

[Drederick Tatum]

This Is England.

excellent little film. great unsentimental portrayal of early 80s England, good performances by some young actors, and thoughtful, presumably personal direction. highly recommended.

[abcdefz]

"Better to be King for a day than Schumck for a lifetime"



"That's Pupkin -- p-u-p-k-i-n; often misspelled, often mispronounced."

[TAL]

Dudes


Not a good movie, and Flea really can't act.
At least he got killed after 20 minutes. <----spoiler

[MC Moot]

Flea was o.k in "My Own Private Idaho" and hilarious in "Big Lebowski" it's true though he has no chops...I saw Henry Rollins spoken work schtick for a 3rd time recently and he was talking about he and Flea have a friendly bet/thing going on about who has the most appearances to their name in film.....

[abcdefz]

Rollins is in Heat...

What else?


I suppose I could just look it up.

[MC Moot]

I finished up "Bobby" last night,i don't recommend it at all but I do recommend reading the speech that narates over the end of the film after he's been shot,stunning foreshadowing of his own end....he gave it after Martin Luther King was murdered...

"This is a time of shame and sorrow. It is not a day for politics.
I have saved this one opportunity, my only event of today, to speak briefly to you about the mindless
menace of violence in America which again stains our land and every one of our lives.
It is not the concern of any one race.
The victims of the violence are black and white, rich and poor, young and old, famous and unknown.
They are, most important of all, human beings whom other human beings loved and needed.
No one - no matter where he lives or what he does - can be certain who will suffer from some
senseless act of bloodshed. And yet it goes on and on and on in this country of ours.
Why?
What has violence ever accomplished?
What has it ever created?
No martyr's cause has ever been stilled by an assassin's bullet.
No wrongs have ever been righted by riots and civil disorders.
A sniper is only a coward, not a hero; and an uncontrolled, uncontrollable mob
is only the voice of madness, not the voice of reason.
Whenever any American's life is taken by another American unnecessarily
- whether it is done in the name of the law or in the defiance of the law,
by one man or a gang, in cold blood or in passion, in an attack of violence or in response to violence
- whenever we tear at the fabric of the life which another man has painfully and clumsily woven for himself and his children,
the whole nation is degraded.
"Among free men," said Abraham Lincoln, "there can be no successful appeal from the ballot to the bullet; and those who take such appeal are sure to lose their cause and pay the costs."
Yet we seemingly tolerate a rising level of violence that ignores our common humanity and our claims to civilization alike. We calmly accept newspaper reports of civilian slaughter in far-off lands.
We glorify killing on movie and television screens and call it entertainment.
We make it easy for men of all shades of sanity to acquire whatever weapons and ammunition they desire.
Too often we honor swagger and bluster and wielders of force; too often we excuse those who are willing to build their own lives on the shattered dreams of others.
Some Americans who preach non-violence abroad fail to practice it here at home.
Some who accuse others of inciting riots have by their own conduct invited them.
Some look for scapegoats, others look for conspiracies, but this much is clear: violence breeds violence, repression brings retaliation, and only a cleansing of our whole society can remove this sickness from our soul.
For there is another kind of violence, slower but just as deadly destructive as the shot or the bomb in the night.
This is the violence of institutions; indifference and inaction and slow decay.
This is the violence that afflicts the poor, that poisons relations between men because their skin has different colors.
This is the slow destruction of a child by hunger, and schools without books and homes without heat in the winter.
This is the breaking of a man's spirit by denying him the chance to stand as a father and as a man among other men.
And this too afflicts us all.
I have not come here to propose a set of specific remedies nor is there a single set.
For a broad and adequate outline we know what must be done.
When you teach a man to hate and fear his brother, when you teach that he is a lesser man
because of his color or his beliefs or the policies he pursues,
when you teach that those who differ from you threaten your freedom or your job or your family,
then you also learn to confront others not as fellow citizens but as enemies,
to be met not with cooperation but with conquest; to be subjugated and mastered.
We learn, at the last, to look at our brothers as aliens, men with whom we share a city, but not a community; men bound to us in common dwelling, but not in common effort.
We learn to share only a common fear, only a common desire to retreat from each other,
only a common impulse to meet disagreement with force.
For all this, there are no final answers.
Yet we know what we must do. It is to achieve true justice among our fellow citizens.
The question is not what programs we should seek to enact.
The question is whether we can find in our own midst and in our own hearts that leadership
of humane purpose that will recognize the terrible truths of our existence.
We must admit the vanity of our false distinctions among men and learn to find our own
advancement in the search for the advancement of others.
We must admit in ourselves that our own children's future cannot be built on the misfortunes of others.
We must recognize that this short life can neither be ennobled or enriched by hatred or revenge.
Our lives on this planet are too short and the work to be done too great to let this spirit flourish any longer in our land.
Of course we cannot vanquish it with a program, nor with a resolution.
But we can perhaps remember, if only for a time, that those who live with us are our brothers,
that they share with us the same short moment of life;that they seek, as do we, nothing but the chance to live out their lives in purpose and in happiness,winning what satisfaction and fulfillment they can.
Surely, this bond of common faith, this bond of common goal, can begin to teach us something.
Surely, we can learn, at least, to look at those around us as fellow men,
and surely we can begin to work a little harder to bind up the wounds among us and to become
in our own hearts brothers and countrymen once again."

[abcdefz]

^
waaaaaaayyy too much side to side scrolling.

[MC Moot]

I alway's forget,format,format,format....

[TAL]

Hamburger Hill


Still a nice one.

[Documad]

I saw the movie that was inspired by Bob Dylan. I didn't care for it but Cate Blanchett was good and parts of it were well-photographed. It also had good art design. It looked pretty but they were completely empty calories.

[HEIRESS]

Ill just make sure I eat a hearty meal before the show. eeeeeee I wanna see it!

[paul jones]

Flea was o.k in "My Own Private Idaho" and hilarious in "Big Lebowski" it's true though he has no chops...I saw Henry Rollins spoken work schtick for a 3rd time recently and he was talking about he and Flea have a friendly bet/thing going on about who has the most appearances to their name in film.....


They were both in The Chase

I actually went on a date to see that.Should have gone to the pub moment really

[MC Moot]

Hamburger Hill


Still a nice one.

You kid,you kid?...You joke,you joke?...It's really weak....in the genre specific.....but hey "It don't mean nothing"...

[MC Moot]

I watched about 30mins of "The Toy" with Richard Pryor last night on the cable T.V...I think I saw it as a wee child...that is a seriously disturbing movie.....B fuck'n Czar...

[MC Moot]

They were both in The Chase

I actually went on a date to see that.Should have gone to the pub moment really

no doubt...I think Rollins has a penchant for playing cops,without looking,the only other thing's I remember him in was "Johnny Mnemonic" and "Lost Highway"....maybe "Point Break" cause I remember Kiedis and Flea were in that 2....B movie champs....

[TAL]

You kid,you kid?...You joke,you joke?...It's really weak....in the genre specific.....but hey "It don't mean nothing"...

Ah, you're one of those.

[beastiegirrl101]

Cassandra's Dream
Woody Allen's new movie (but not like any of his other films)....doesn't come out in the states till January....it was SO amazing. Never seen Collin Ferrel in a role like this...A-Z you will LOVE it.

[abcdefz]

I've seen the trailer, which looked pretty good.

Great cast.

[HEIRESS]

You kid,you kid?...You joke,you joke?...It's really weak....in the genre specific.....but hey "It don't mean nothing"...

it was ruined by some really shite performances.

and some crappy musical choices in certain scenes.

but all in all, its not a complete write-off.
i'd still put it ahead of "thin red line" anyday in regards to war movies anyday.

[Yorkshire~Rose]

The Mist.

I went in expecting to hate it (i hadn't much heard much about it and Stephen King adaptations are generally a bit poo)

What a revelation. I LOVED it.

[Rock]

Hank is in Bad Boys.

28 weeks later. The only good part was the opening scene. And the last 30 seconds.

I started 24 Hour Party People last night. I liked it. Didn't finish the last 30 minutes, but so far, its entertaining. Then again, this is coming from someone that enjoyed Love Stinks on more than one occasion. Gonna finish that shit up tonight and see how long I last through Spider Man 3.

[Caribou]

From Dusk 'Till Dawn

I felt like seeing some violence and goreyness, so I digged this one out of my DVD cupboard. I just love to see things explode and hear George Clooney say 'Let's kill some fucking vampires'.

<3

[MC Moot]

i'd still put it ahead of "thin red line" anyday in regards to war movies anyday.

wow...I know we're both fans of the genre...but..."The Thin Red Line" is absolutely beautiful with the best collected cast in a war film since "The Dirty Dozen" or maybe "The Longest Day"....the cinematograpghy and the juxtoposition of nature vs mankind is wonderful....I love that movie...which made "The New World" so much more disapointing....4 me "Hamburger Hill" is at the bottom of the Viet-era pile with "Casualty's of War" and makes "When We Were Soldiers" seem flawless...

[MC Moot]

From Dusk 'Till Dawn

I felt like seeing some violence and goreyness, so I digged this one out of my DVD cupboard. I just love to see things explode and hear George Clooney say 'Let's kill some fucking vampires'.

<3

Much better than "Death Proof" or "Planet Terror"....(y)

[TAL]

Dog Day Afternoon.

Bang!

[abcdefz]

^

God, I love that movie. (y)


Invasion of the Body Snatchers (circa 1978).

Not as good as I remembered, but still good.

[MC Moot]

Attica!..Attica!..Attica!....(y)

[vickista]

Eastern promises and my own private Idaho
oh and Across the universe

all of which are Fucking Brilliant

[Videodrome]

wow...I know we're both fans of the genre...but..."The Thin Red Line" is absolutely beautiful with the best collected cast in a war film since "The Dirty Dozen" or maybe "The Longest Day"....the cinematograpghy and the juxtoposition of nature vs mankind is wonderful....I love that movie...which made "The New World" so much more disapointing....4 me "Hamburger Hill" is at the bottom of the Viet-era pile with "Casualty's of War" and makes "When We Were Soldiers" seem flawless...

i completely agree.

[QueenAdrock]

Shake Hands With the Devil - based on Lieutenant General Romeo Dallaire's book about his experience with the Rwandan genocide (he was one of the only peacekeepers who stayed there during the massacre).

Terribly sad, but also really uplifting to see someone care so much during a time when the rest of the world turned their backs on him and his mission...I don't know how he was able to keep fighting the good fight with little to no support.

Saddest part - there was a 4 year anniversary of the start of the genocide, and people from around the world were invited to Rwanda to grieve/honor the dead. When minimal people from the western powers showed up, one Rwandan remarked "Well, when you don't expect anything from the rest of the world, you'll never be let down." God, how depressing. :(

[Helvete]

Eastern promises and my own private Idaho
oh and Across the universe

all of which are Fucking Brilliant

Yeah, I saw Eastern Promises a few weeks back. Wait, you're too young to watch it! It's got throat cuts, stabbings, naked fighting, naked sexxing and all sorts!

[icy manipulator]

whenever i'm on IMDB i always check out the birthdays. i just realised Steve Bauer's only been in a whole bunch of shit since scarface. 25 years on and still hasn't been in a decent movie? wtf

[Randetica]

not another teen movie

ali g in da house

the fast and the furious

memento mori

[paul jones]

dumb and dumber

'that's a nice set of hooters you got there'

(y)

[camo]

Elf, last night on tv

[trailerprincess]

A History of Violence - disappointing ending but otherwise good. Then, Viggo can do little wrong in my book.

[MC Moot]

Ther weather was trying to kill me so I watched alot of flicks this weekend...

"Letters from Iwo Jima".....nice,held me alot more than "Flags of Our Fathers" did...found it much more interesting...same with regards to the 2 novels...

"Maria Full of Grace"...Catalina Moreno was beautiful,fair enough flick,perhaps a little too much critical acclaim....

"The Poseidon Adventure" (1972)...while frozen in house,good disater movie fun....Gene Hackman and Ernest Borgnine sizzle...wicked upside down set's and visual tricks....A#1 grade de cheese...

"The Incredibles"....suprisingly entertaining...for a comic book fan anyways....

[abcdefz]

"Letters from Iwo Jima".....nice,held me alot more than "Flags of Our Fathers" did...found it much more interesting...same with regards to the 2 novels...




No comparison, as far as the movies go. (y)


Miller's Crossing. Still a masterpiece.

[MC Moot]

Verna: What're you chewin' over?

Tom Reagan: Dream I had once. I was walkin' in the woods, I don't know why. Wind came up and blew me hat off.

Verna: And you chased it, right? You ran and ran, finally caught up to it and you picked it up. But it wasn't a hat anymore and it changed into something else, something wonderful.

Tom Reagan: Nah, it stayed a hat and no, I didn't chase it. Nothing more foolish than a man chasin' his hat.

(y)(y)(y)(y)

[abcdefz]

Tom: "Intimidating helpless women is part of what I do."

Verna: "Then find one and intimidate her."

[MC Moot]

It's the snappiest gangster dialogue since "White Heat" or “The Public Enemy”...wicked good.....Millers vs No Country.....a choice no one should have to make....:cool:

[EricIsBananaman]

Transformers.

[icy manipulator]

American Gangster. Russell Crowe may be a douchebag but he's a bloody good actor

[Audio.]

futurama: bender's big score

[Auton]

American Gangster. loved it.

[abcdefz]

I watched probably 30 minutes of Hot Rod.

Not sure if I've ever seen such an utterly limp movie before in my life. What the hell?

[petesboutique]

awake at the theaters.

i really liked it. there were great twists.

[Rock]

I watched probably 30 minutes of Hot Rod.

Not sure if I've ever seen such an utterly limp movie before in my life. What the hell?

You will when if you ever see Spiderman 3. Total shit. Saw it this weekend, unfortunately.

Gonna watch superbad tonight though so i got that going for me.

[Randetica]

jackie brown

the aviator

too fast too furious

natural born killers

fahrenheit 9/11

[TAL]

Infamous

Better than Capote, is what I think.

[MC Moot]

Infamous

Better than Capote, is what I think.

Better than Capote the movie or better than Capote the author/artist?....I bought "In Cold Blood" months ago and still have yet to read it..."Infamous" is one I keep passing by when I rent...I'll have to try it cause that actor has an uncanny resemblance to Truman....

[abcdefz]

In Cold Blood = great book. (y)

[Rock]

Superbad. Pretty funny, I liked it a lot. I think I would have liked it more if people didn't hype it up so much.

[abcdefz]

Return to Oz, believe it or not.

It was okay.

[TAL]

Better than Capote the movie
That.

[abcdefz]

Sandra Bollock really needs to do more good movies.

[hardnox71]

I watched bits and pieces of 300 the other night. I was kind of distracted with some other shit. It looked like it was alright. And I saw The Reaping or The Reaper, or whatever the hell it's called.....some shit about a little girl running around in the woods bringing about the plagues in Revelations. It was crap.

[abcdefz]

^

Haven't seen you in a while!

[hardnox71]

^

Haven't seen you in a while!

I've been out of town for about the last six months. Good to be back.

[abcdefz]

Welcome back. (y)

[Jitters]

Watched Ghostbusters for the first time yesterday.

Not bad (y)

[HEIRESS]

Superbad. Pretty funny, I liked it a lot. I think I would have liked it more if people didn't hype it up so much.


I watched that tuesday night too!
and I enjoyed it. more-so because my belly was super full of excellent sushi that I had for supper.

[Randetica]

full metal jacket

primal fear

league of the extraordinary gentlemen

[Documad]

whenever i'm on IMDB i always check out the birthdays. i just realised Steve Bauer's only been in a whole bunch of shit since scarface. 25 years on and still hasn't been in a decent movie? wtf
It was a mistake for him to marry Melanie Griffith. I don't think was a coincidence.

[yellow]

scarface - and it was a lot better than i expected it to be

[Jitters]

Futurama: Bender's Big Score

It was kind of meh :(

[Randetica]

scarface - and it was a lot better than i expected it to be

isnt all that ever happens in that movie shootings and drugs?

what did you expect? a good movie?

[Randetica]

saving private ryan

[yellow]

isnt all that ever happens in that movie shootings and drugs?

what did you expect? a good movie?

i watched scarface to see what the big hype was about it. i cant explain how what or why, but the movie kept my interest and curiousity until the end. what makes a movie good for u?

[Randetica]

a story that isnt just about shootings and drugs

[hardnox71]

I watched Agent Cody Banks starring Frankie Muniz last night.



Don't ask.

[Randetica]

haha :(

[Gareth]

tristram shandy

[mikizee]

Scarface is a fucking masterpiece.

end of story

I watched Reservoir Dogs again the other night.

Also Idiocracy, which was a big unfunny letdown.

[Randetica]

res dogs is even worse!

[icy manipulator]

Cashback. pretty good, but kinda weird

[saz]

a mighty heart and sicko.

it's a damn shame that heart received little fanfare, because it was excellent. i give so much credit to director michael winterbottom (24 hour party people), producer brad pitt and angelina jolie for wanting to tell the story of daniel and mariane pearl. despite the depressing and tragic content - as we all know the horrific fate of daniel pearl - this docudrama was really entertaining; winterbottom's direction was flawless. when mariane learns of daniel's fate, the scene is just so heart wrenching.

after watching sicko, it was just further confirmation that america will never have universal healthcare. corporate right-wing interests and values are just far too powerful and completely ingrained in the social fabric of the states. anyways i thought it was moore's best film to date, and i loved his contrast and comparison of the u.s. with france, england and canada. it also made me feel great, and very lucky about where i live and how passionate we all are about our healthcare.

[Jitters]

Army of Darkness.

Good stuff :)

[icy manipulator]

the bourne ultimatum. what a waste of fucking time

[beastieboysbaby]

^ i wanted to see that, shall i not?

[Yorkshire~Rose]

the bourne ultimatum. what a waste of fucking time

What didn't you like about it?

I had never been bothered about the Bourne films but i decided to watch all three in one fell swoop...and thought they were all (y)

[MC Moot]

a mighty heart and sicko.

it's a damn shame that heart received little fanfare, because it was excellent. i give so much credit to director michael winterbottom (24 hour party people), producer brad pitt and angelina jolie for wanting to tell the story of daniel and mariane pearl. despite the depressing and tragic content - as we all know the horrific fate of daniel pearl - this docudrama was really entertaining; winterbottom's direction was flawless. when mariane learns of daniel's fate, the scene is just so heart wrenching.

after watching sicko, it was just further confirmation that america will never have universal healthcare. corporate right-wing interests and values are just far too powerful and completely ingrained in the social fabric of the states. anyways i thought it was moore's best film to date, and i loved his contrast and comparison of the u.s. with france, england and canada. it also made me feel great, and very lucky about where i live and how passionate we all are about our healthcare.


I appreciate both reviews...(y)

Although about Daniel Pearl...I mean think about it....you're a Jew working for the Wall Street Journal in Pakistan aggresively investigating the shoebomber in 2002.....sad and hideous as the end result was,no surprise at all.....:rolleyes:

[MC Moot]

I watched "Transformers" last night....paid neither the cartoon nor the toy's due respect....Starscream didn't even scream....Spielberg can make me sick,the whole link with new Camaro,product placement,marketing bullshit passed off as entertainment....sequels abound...bunk,bunk,bunk....oh Turturro ,you broke my heart,first Mr Deeds now this......(n)

[Rock]

The newest Pirates of the Carribean movie. It sucked. Big time. Like deep throating and then licking the balls sucked, but not in a good way. I don't know why I had my hopes up for this one after the second one.

[icy manipulator]

well one of my housemates who is quite possibly the biggest douchebag in australia talked it up saying how in depth and multi layered the movie is, practically talking about how jason bourne was a real person blah blah blah. when i watched it all i could of think of was MATTTT DAMONNNNNNN, team america style. i just think it's over rated and matt damon really is a shitty actor.

anyway, i've woken up in the middle of the night and cant get back to sleep. thinking of watching Stardust. anyone seen it?

[Yorkshire~Rose]

when i watched it all i could of think of was MATTTT DAMONNNNNNN, team america style

Hahaha - I must admit i did say that once or thrice when i watched it

[icy manipulator]

so i ended up watching Stardust. it was fantastic!

[Deep_Sea_Rain]

Mission To Mars.

Full of scientific inaccuracies, but still a great movie. Gary Sinise is the man (y)

[abcdefz]

Superbad (again). Plus the commentary.

I honestly had no idea that was shot on digital.

The DVD transfer is kind of weird, though. A little orange-y.

[MC Moot]

Mission To Mars.

Full of scientific inaccuracies, but still a great movie. Gary Sinise is the man (y)

I love sci-fi I can sit through pretty much anything of that nature....but that movie was killed by product placement...M&M's,Dr Pepper,Penzoil...bugged me so much I remembered them all....I guess they won....still like the scene where the first crew get's ripped limb from limb by rock tornado/whirlwind entity...Tim Robbins takes one for the crew 2....

[HEIRESS]

Rescue Dawn.

vietnam war. pow camps. christian bale excessively skinny. I could ask nothing more of a movie.

Mr Brooks.

pretty fucked, but a decent flick. for some odd reason I think they should reshoot the movie reversing the roles that william and kevin played.

[Randetica]

der untergang

fear and loathing, again

[icy manipulator]

i really have to watch Der Untergang again

just watched Get Ready to be Boyzvoiced. quite simply, THE FUNNIEST AWESOMEST NON ENGLISH FILM EVARRR!

watch (http://youtube.com/watch?v=0NC7GdjhnCQ&feature=related)
this too (http://youtube.com/watch?v=hDSCDQmSt0Y&feature=related)

[Randetica]

hollow man
kevin bacon was good but the movie was trash

[abcdefz]

Fantastic special effects, but... yeah. The whole thing sucked.

[basd]

City of God
definitely "One of the best films you'll ever seen"

[abcdefz]

^

What I've heard about that scares me.

I mean, I've only heard good things, but it sounds like it'd be pretty rough to watch.

[MC Moot]

"Gremlins" a yearly christmas tradition along with:

"A Christmas Story"
"It's a Wonderful Life"
"The Ref"

Is "Die Hard 2" set at Christmas?....

[MC Moot]

"City of God" is really good A-Z...really good....Brazillian bario scenario...(y)

[abcdefz]

"It's a Wonderful Life" is such a great movie. It gets so unfairly ragged on.

Yeah, the end is kind of sappy, but, by God, it earns it. That is one punishing movie.

[MC Moot]

^agreed...the play of shadow and light in the cinematography always amazes me....(y)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbSBqwM3_2c

:D

[abcdefz]

That starts out cool but then turns all one-note. :(

[basd]

http://cdn.last.fm/coverart/300x300/2398008.jpg

i just closed the player and i'm shocked...damn.i still can hear the music.that was the most impressive movie i had ever seen

[Randetica]

the machinist, ok

swimming with sharks, crappy

[Randetica]

ring 2

the boy was pretty cute

[Randetica]

perfume, pretty damn awesome (y)

[icy manipulator]

Pan's Labrynth.......finally

[basd]

Wrong Turn (n)

[Rock]

Reign Over Me. Snoozer, but I like Don Cheadle, he was the only good thing about the movie.

Fido. It was eh, it had a few laughs here and there.

[milleson]

Live Free or Die Hard

[Randetica]

roger & me, interesting couldnt watch the bunny parts though

catch me if you can, ok but too long like most movies i watched lately

[Randetica]

american beauty, was also okie-o

[basd]

Hustle And Flow

[Randetica]

life of david gale, good

the pianist, very good! in a horrible way of course, poor nazis :(

[trailerprincess]

The Bourne Ultimatum - Jason Bourne kicking ass all over the world
Die Hard 4.0 - disappointing
The Lives of Others - very good
Four Brothers - I quite liked this

[MC Moot]

Spiderman 3...complete garbage...shame,shame not even worthy of a Stan Lee cameo....(n)

[abcdefz]

Yeah; that was pretty bad.

I loved the Sandman transformation, which seemed pretty much spot-on. Other than that, nothing.



Me:

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.

I'm about halfway through, and don't really care for it. Kind of plotless and muddled. The only one I've been pretty much on board with
is the third one? Prisoner of Azkaban.

[MC Moot]

Yeah; that was pretty bad.

I loved the Sandman transformation, which seemed pretty much spot-on. Other than that, nothing..

That did look really good actually,I kept seeing the formation of a figure and then it would change,like about 10 times....neat....and Thomas Haden's physique was perfect,heavy upper body...I was wondering if he was wearing some kind of muscle suit....he was by far the best part of the film...except when he was like King Kong sized...that was dumb...

[abcdefz]

That was ridiculously dumb. And how, suddenly, he could smash Spidey repeatedly strapped on a girder but somehow -- no real damage. I mean,
come on, at least a fractured rib or something? Gimme a break.

Yeah -- that was all Haden Church, by the way. Lots of weight training.

[Randetica]

hypercube
too similar with the THE cube and not as good but watchable

cube zero
ok but the cliche-ed villain shit made it look silly

[Otis Driftwood]

hollow man
kevin bacon was good but the movie was trash
Yeah, if they would have switched off the lights, they coulda kicked the invisible Bacon's ass!

[icy manipulator]

there's a bunch of stuff lying around on our server that i haven't watched yet. i'm narrowing the list down to

Bobby
Capote
House of 9 (but i heard it was shite
Naked Lunch
2nd pirates of the carribean movie
Walk the Line
and Zeitgeist

recommendations?

[roosta]

Solaris (2002)

Pretty good. haven't seen the original or read the book, but this film was OK. Very similar to 2001.

They could have had more talking in it...discussions on the nature of the alien-forms that appeared, are they human etc.. There was too much about Clooney/McElhone's relationship back on earth.

Still, killed a few hours. And Natashca McElhone is hot.

[Junker]

'Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back'

[abcdefz]

Solaris (2002)

Pretty good. haven't seen the original or read the book, but this film was OK. Very similar to 2001.

They could have had more talking in it...discussions on the nature of the alien-forms that appeared, are they human etc.. There was too much about Clooney/McElhone's relationship back on earth.

Still, killed a few hours. And Natashca McElhone is hot.


...it just seemed like a few hours. That movie's, like, 90 minutes long. :D

But yeah -- it's pretty good.

[paul jones]

only bits of it as it was on TV but a black and white John Wayne cowboy film with lots of cowboys going 'YEEEEEE HAAAAAAAA' and herding cattle and stuff

[russhie]

TRAINSPOTTING

[Deep_Sea_Rain]

Conquest Of The Planet Of The Apes.

I recently bought the box set and watched them all...fucking awesome movies. It just reminded me how insipid the remake was with Marky Mark.

[basd]

Snatch.

[wrongwayandugg]

apocolypto

[Randetica]

silence of the lambs, classico

[abcdefz]

I finished Order of the Phoenix. Not good.

Rowlings is pretty shitty at "plotting," you know?

[Helvete]

Get Ready to be Boyzvoiced

Hahaha, this film is so great.

[icy manipulator]

Get Ready to be Boyzvoiced

Hahaha, this film is so great.

hell yeah

BOYZVOICE FOREVER MAN!

[Randetica]

hannibal, i find the story of this one too made up compared to the silence of the lambs and the first hour+ is kinda boring, seen way worse movies though

[abcdefz]

^

Hannibal, not Hannibal Rising, right?

Yeah, I thought Hannibal rang false in a lot of ways. Didn't see Rising.

[Randetica]

^

Hannibal, not Hannibal Rising, right?

Yeah, I thought Hannibal rang false in a lot of ways. Didn't see Rising.

yeah hannibal

i wrote the other post before the movie was over, for some reason thought the brain part happened in the red dragon

which makes this one so much better!

[abcdefz]

Interview, with Steve Buscemi and Sienna Miller.

It was okay. Started off pretty good then got kind of muddled.

Miller was really really good, though.

[Deep_Sea_Rain]

apocolypto

(y)

[DeeJayZap]

just watched oceans eleven

[funk63]

the simpsons movie

[Randetica]

red dragon and hannibal rising

they are all ok but still too different from the original

[kleptomaniac]

me & my dad watched "the cable guy" yesterday.

even though i've already seen that movie a million times hehe. i loooooove jim carrey! :)

[Caribou]

Sin City

Seen it for the first time yesterday, and it seriously kicks butt. <3

[Gareth]

...Natashca McElhone is hot.

truth

[taquitos]

Bande à part

[laurette]

Gremlins 2!

HS: Merry christmas to all!:)

[Videodrome]

Alien vs Predator - Requiem

it is sooo much better than the first one. i loved it.

[kleptomaniac]

rosencrantz & guildenstern are dead <3 and monty python & the holy grail :cool:

[abcdefz]

Charlie Wilson's War.

Pretty good. A bunch of it was way over my head, though.

Hanks was really, really good. Seymour Hoffman was terrific, Julia Roberts was pretty good.


B.

[TAL]

Once Upon A Time In America

Long and good.

[abcdefz]

The four hour version? Three or four hours, something like that?

I hear the short version is truly butchered.

[TAL]

4 hours of course. Only you americans had the short one.

[abcdefz]

We're Philistines, I know.

[TAL]

We're Philistines, I know.

I'm preparing myself for the director's cut of Until The End Of The World. 4 hours 40 minutes.

[abcdefz]

I didn't know there was one. Yikes.

[icy manipulator]

not a movie but i'm hacking my through the complete tom baker collection of Doctor Who. 3 full days worth of scarf wearing madness. i keep getting distracted and repeatedly watch the first 30 seconds for the theme song

2 episodes down, 170ish to go

[kleptomaniac]

donnie darko :cool:

[Jitters]

Pootie Tang

Sa da tay!

[kleptomaniac]

"bicentennial man" was on TV today :o

also, i watched "rosencrantz & guildenstern are dead" several more times. :)

[befsquire]

crank (it sucked) and traffic (i know i should have watched it forever ago, but i was disappointed)

[beastieboysbaby]

along came polly.

[alikat]

*sigh*

INLAND EMPIRE. All 180 minutes of it. I was supposed to be at the bar 2 hours ago. Now all I can do is . . . rant here I guess. :o

David Lynch you have done better!!! Laura Dern never fails though. Still. I've lost time.

[Randetica]

the village, i find it too amish the blind girl was pretty though

[Jitters]

Bubba Ho-tep

[abcdefz]

I watched about half of Juno. But, man, that character really got on my nerves, so I split.

[Videodrome]

alvin and the chipmunks

i went in thinking i would nap it out while my boys watched it.

then i realized david cross was in it.

it was surprisingly better than i thought.

[milleson]

Die Hard 2 on my brand new plasma tv. :cool:

[Rock]

along came polly.

keyboard money mark is in that movie.

[Randetica]

no movie but i watched the first season of the prison break dvds in two days

[roosta]

Into The Wild

Its about Chris McCandless (aka Alexander Supertramp) a college graduate who gave all his savings to charity then hitchhiked around america, eventually going into the wilds of Alaska to live off the land. Directed by Sean Penn.

Its a really good film. Ive since read the book on which it was based and read up alot of what has been written about Chris McCandless and the film for the most part rings true, its very much loyal to the book, which is loyal to McCandless (alot of alaskans simply see him as a fool)

Id recommend both the film and book. Its a fascinating story, and i suppose i'm more interested in the story of McCandless himself, but Penn has made a very good film. Krakauer's book may mythologize McCandless somewhat, but its still great storytelling.

[abcdefz]

^
I'm hoping that makes it back into the theaters during Oscar time. I missed it the first time around. I'm just kind of reluctant to go on a
journey with someone so foolish like that. I don't think his journey itself was foolish; I just think it sounds like he was, and I don't know
if I'd empathize with him all that much.

[roosta]

^
I'm hoping that makes it back into the theaters during Oscar time. I missed it the first time around. I'm just kind of reluctant to go on a
journey with someone so foolish like that. I don't think his journey itself was foolish; I just think it sounds like he was, and I don't know
if I'd empathize with him all that much.

Well, yeah, it is hard to empathize with him at times. I know people who walked away from it unable to like the film because they dislike mcCandless. Penn goes out of his way to make him likable, and does leave out some facts that help mask some of his "foolishness", that the book openly admitted too.

But there's alot I admire in him too. I found myself bizarrely walking out of the cinema admitting to my girlfriend that I was ashamed to "want" an ipod or a laptop or things of that nature. Granted that feeling left when i GOT my ipod and i played with it all day :p

But i do admire his ability to disconnect from the consumerist world. But then he took it to extremes, by disconnecting from humanity too. But the film does offer hope, i'll say no more.

[abcdefz]

Thanks. I'll have to check it out.

[TAL]

I'm preparing myself for the director's cut of Until The End Of The World. 4 hours 40 minutes.

It was too long. And since it was a German release, there were no English subtitles. So during the bits with French talking I had to turn on the German subtitles so I'd at least understand something.


But then I watched Gone With The Wind a few days later. Good stuff.

[cookiepuss]

Stardust: (y) I enjoyed it. Chick flick and I felt a little like I was 13 again. but if you like fantasy, witches, magic and shit, I don't see why you wouldn't enjoy it.

Simpsons the movie: (y) nothing more to say than that.

[abcdefz]

Spider-Pig. Spider-Pig. Does whatever... a Spider-Pig does.


The opening with Homer and Bart on the roof had me rolling.

[Jitters]

I watched about half of Juno. But, man, that character really got on my nerves, so I split.

I've been wanting to go see it, what say you?


I saw Walk Hard today. It wasn't the best movie in the world but it had some music jokes that were definitely for me.

[Baseline]

I watched probably 30 minutes of Hot Rod.

Not sure if I've ever seen such an utterly limp movie before in my life. What the hell?

how could you possible not like it?
so 'stupid' ... it's a laugh
ok i was high but still

[paul jones]

So I Married An Axe Murderer
Killing Zoe

[cookiepuss]

So I Married An Axe Murderer



best. movie. ever.


RALPH!!!!!!!!

[taquitos]

he'll be cryin' himself to sleep tonight...on his huuuge pilla'!

[abcdefz]

how could you possible not like (Hot Rod)
so 'stupid' ... it's a laugh
ok i was high but still


Try watching it sober. It's just awful.

So, it opens with guys at a ramp, and one guy's going to jump an RV. He says something like, "So did you guys reinforce the ramp?" and
they say, "No, there wasn't time."

There you go. You just killed the joke before it's even happened.

Then there's the whole, I'm-going-to-shout-and-shout-and-underline-this-punchline-over-and-over crap.

You know, we get it. We get it. We get it. We get it. Please stop. We get it. We get it. PLEASE STOP. PLEASE MOVE ON. WE GET IT.

Etc.

I was pretty disappointed. I was geared up for a good stupid movie, but not a bad stupid movie. :(

[abcdefz]

I've been wanting to go see (Juno), what say you?





There seems to be love it and hate it camps.

The dialogue is really, really stylized, which is tricky stuff post-1940's or so. And the girl is so snarky and glib, with this sort of superior
attitude even when the people around her are sort of quietly calling her on that bullshit. But the movie is pretty clearly on her side, so,
to me, it just came off as "here's this pretty, obviously smart and clever girl who isn't clever enough to not mistreat people who don't have
her same thrift store/riot grrrl lifestyle."

Now, supposedly late in the movie she's kind of humbled, but it's sort of bullshit to me, like Fight Club or Natural Born Killers were. Two hours
of getting the audience off on violence-porn to arrive at the conclusion that getting off on violence-porn is maybe a bad thing. Kind of a
have your cake and eat it, too thing. Because obviously if you're the artist who has drawn that conclusion and wants to convey that to the
audience, it's pretty much moral bullshit to wallow in it for 95% of the running time.

(I don't know how I'll take There Will Be Blood.)

But an awful lot of people really dig it. The performances are aces and the directing is pretty strong. But, kind of like Gone with the Wind, I
really didn't feel like spending that much time with a bitch. Charles Foster Kane is an awfully interesting bastard with some serious charm going
on, plus there are all the interviews with the witnesses that gives you a break from the son of a bitch now and then, so that works. Juno never
really leaves Juno, so I just found her insufferable. So I split.

That's probably more than you wanted.

[Yeti]

I saw Juno yesterday. Don't listen to A to the Z because he obviously has a thing for Juno and hides those feelings behind a veil of thrift store angst.

The dialogue was hard to take at times but I enjoyed the film. I laughed, I cried and it was better than Cats.

[paul jones]

Dirty Harry

[abcdefz]

it was better than Cats.



What isn't? Rent?

[MC Moot]

I watched quite a few over the holidays...

"The Lookout"...great little thriller,smart,well acted,well imagined...you won't even recognize him as the kid from 3rd rock...I wake up...I take a shower...sometimes with soap...(y)

"The Host"...Korean monster movie,good fun,great FX...don't watch it dubbed...(y)

"Wind That Shakes The Barley"...saw it in the theatres and it was just as fantastic on the rewind...english for the hearing impaired option let me read some of the Gaelic dialogue that went over my head at the movie...(y)

"The Warrior" a great Hindi movie about a land barons warrior/assasain who leaves the path of violence behind...beautiful scenery/cinematography....(y)

"Sicko" this just did not work for me at all,very little humour or irony,very little revelation about a subject I'm fairly well aware of...the weakest of Moore's flicks...and seriously the way he heralded Canada's system as some kind of healthcare shambala is just ridiculous our system is higly flawed,ideogically suberb but practically handicapped...(n)

[abcdefz]

"The Lookout"...great little thriller,smart,well acted,well imagined...you won't even recognize him as the kid from 3rd rock...I wake up...I take a shower...sometimes with soap...(y)




You should see Brick and, if you can take it, Mysterious Skin.

[miss soul fire]

The Ten Commandments (1956).

Interesting.:)

[saz]

"Sicko" this just did not work for me at all,very little humour or irony,very little revelation about a subject I'm fairly well aware of...the weakest of Moore's flicks...and seriously the way he heralded Canada's system as some kind of healthcare shambala is just ridiculous our system is higly flawed,ideogically suberb but practically handicapped...(n)

i couldn't disagree more. i thought sicko was moore's best work to date, along with bowling for columbine. i found it extremely informative, engaging, and very revealing. the comparison between america's for-profit system and the other healthcare systems of the western world was staggering. oh and our system is amazing. sure, we do like to complain a lot, but on the whole our system is great. a family member of mine had very, very surgery a few years back. if our system was any different, we'd have to serious, gut-wrenching sacrifices.

[paul jones]

LOTR:Fellowship of the ring disc 1....

now watching disc 2

[Randetica]

just done with the big lebowski

[Baseline]

I've watched these last night:


The Holy Mountain (1973)
El Topo (1970)
Santa Sangre (1989)

of Alejandro Jodorowsky
geniusly ... and weird

[icy manipulator]

Intacto was just on tv. didn't seem too bad but i wasn't really paying attention coz i had pendulum's remix of voodoo people constantly stuck in my head throughout the movie

[TAL]

I just got home from seeing Hitman. I wish I hadn't gone to see it. At least it was free.

[Randetica]

no country for old men, was kinda like a visualized and stretched out johnny cash song


was also a bit sexist cause they didnt show the women getting killed

[mathcart]

There will be blood.
Enjoyed it, Daniel Day lewis doing psychotic is always fun. Don't know if it was great, or even very good. I might have to settle on extremely good, being just a hair below very good- shut up, its my rating system and I'm stickin to it.

You should see Brick [/i].

This is verbatim what I thought as soon as I read MC Moot's post. That film consumed me for about a month- it was impossible for me not to be thinking about how damm cool it was.

There seems to be love it and hate it camps.

The dialogue is really, really stylized, which is tricky stuff post-1940's or so. And the girl is so snarky and glib, with this sort of superior
attitude even when the people around her are sort of quietly calling her on that bullshit. But the movie is pretty clearly on her side, so,
to me, it just came off as "here's this pretty, obviously smart and clever girl who isn't clever enough to not mistreat people who don't have
her same thrift store/riot grrrl lifestyle."

Now, supposedly late in the movie she's kind of humbled, but it's sort of bullshit to me, like Fight Club or Natural Born Killers were. Two hours
of getting the audience off on violence-porn to arrive at the conclusion that getting off on violence-porn is maybe a bad thing. Kind of a
have your cake and eat it, too thing. Because obviously if you're the artist who has drawn that conclusion and wants to convey that to the
audience, it's pretty much moral bullshit to wallow in it for 95% of the running time.

(I don't know how I'll take There Will Be Blood.)

But an awful lot of people really dig it. The performances are aces and the directing is pretty strong. But, kind of like Gone with the Wind, I
really didn't feel like spending that much time with a bitch. Charles Foster Kane is an awfully interesting bastard with some serious charm going
on, plus there are all the interviews with the witnesses that gives you a break from the son of a bitch now and then, so that works. Juno never
really leaves Juno, so I just found her insufferable. So I split.

That's probably more than you wanted.

I was in the loved it camp, most def. As for your aversion to stylized dialogue- homeboy thats what was so damm cool about Brick, that neo-noir shit, and you liked it(I'm assuming here since you recommended it- although you know what they say...). I guess I'm just say'n it really worked for me, I thought Ellen Page was awesome, and being on the more than a little snarky side myself I really loved it(and her). Just seems like where in diferent camps here about her. Its all good though, much love to your other movie recommendations.
(y)(y)

[Yorkshire~Rose]

'Bully' - Not heard of it until i read about it in the TV listings and thought it sounded interesting and i have enjoyed other Nick Stahl and Brad Renfro films.
I enjoyed it overall - and i didn't realise it was based on a true story.
Although she gave a really good performance, I did get sick of seeing Rachel Miner's bush/boobs every two minutes.
All i kept thinking was 'heh, she used to be married to Macauley Culkin'.

7.5/10

[paul jones]

LOTR : The Two Towers/Return of The King extended versions back to back yesterday

[Rock]

Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story - Made me laugh a lot. (y)

[abcdefz]

'Bully' - Not heard of it until i read about it in the TV listings and thought it sounded interesting and i have enjoyed other Nick Stahl and Brad Renfro films.
I enjoyed it overall - and i didn't realise it was based on a true story.
Although she gave a really good performance, I did get sick of seeing Rachel Miner's bush/boobs every two minutes.
All i kept thinking was 'heh, she used to be married to Macauley Culkin'.

7.5/10


Disturbing, but I liked that movie quite a bit. Much more than Kids.

[abcdefz]

Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Films

Pretty good. Not too revealing or anything.



Murder on the Orient Express

Watched about 40 minutes of it and returned it. I can't believe Albert Finney hammed it up so much. Disappointing.



The Wild Blue Yonder

More interesting than actually good. Brad Dourif is kinda bad at times, too.

[Yorkshire~Rose]

Murder on the Orient Express

Watched about 40 minutes of it and returned it. I can't believe Albert Finney hammed it up so much. Disappointing

I agree. A stellar cast but what a let down. Finney was nominated for an Oscar too :confused:

For the perfect Poirot, see David Suchet.

[camo]

'Bully' - Not heard of it until i read about it in the TV listings and thought it sounded interesting and i have enjoyed other Nick Stahl and Brad Renfro films.
I enjoyed it overall - and i didn't realise it was based on a true story.
Although she gave a really good performance, I did get sick of seeing Rachel Miner's bush/boobs every two minutes.
All i kept thinking was 'heh, she used to be married to Macauley Culkin'.

7.5/10

lol you said 'bush'

:D

[trailerprincess]

I saw 'Munich' last night. It was interesting. Daniel Craig's South African accent was most amusing.

I still would though :p

[MC Moot]

"Zodiac”…I liked it quite a bit except Gyllenhaal is cursed with a “young” face,maybe should have grown in the beard a bit more…….the scene with the lakeside attack/stabbing’s is the scariest scene I’ve watched in a film in YEARS…:eek:

[Yorkshire~Rose]

lol you said 'bush'

:D

bush bush bush bush bushy bush! :D

Believe me, there is no other word for it if you see the film.

[Yorkshire~Rose]

"Zodiac”…I liked it quite a bit except Gyllenhaal is cursed with a “young” face,maybe should have grown in the beard a bit more…….the scene with the lakeside attack/stabbing’s is the scariest scene I’ve watched in a film in YEARS…:eek:

oooh ooooh i really need to see this now.

[Otis Driftwood]

just done with the big lebowski

About time! Now watch it again.

[trailerprincess]

oooh ooooh i really need to see this now.

Do! It's probably one of my favorite films of last year - and I think it's £7.95 in Woolies!

[Yorkshire~Rose]

Do! It's probably one of my favorite films of last year - and I think it's £7.95 in Woolies!

Kerching! :)(y)

[abcdefz]

"Zodiac”…I liked it quite a bit except Gyllenhaal is cursed with a “young” face,maybe should have grown in the beard a bit more…….the scene with the lakeside attack/stabbing’s is the scariest scene I’ve watched in a film in YEARS…:eek:



That lakeside attack is horrifying. That stayed with me for weeks.

I really liked Jake in this one. I think it's the best thing he's done so far. He was pretty bad in Brokeback, so I was glad to see him rebound
with Jarhead and then this. (y)

[MC Moot]

^I still think Donnie Darko is his best work...no,hey,I'm serious...I never realized "Dirty Harry" was a take off on the Zodiac killings....the film still left me doubting about whether or not Leigh was absolutley,positively him...:confused:...and what was he doing with those squirrels in his traler...eating them?...I mean he had them in the fridge or freezer...shit....

[abcdefz]

Freaky shit.

Supposedly, Vallejo police was going to pull DNA samples from the envelopes that Fincher recovered.
I wonder what ever happened with that.

[MC Moot]

The parallels between "Son of Sam" and the "Zodiac" are more than a little unerving as well....madness....and the BTK....it's the correspondence thing....insane....