Did you watch it after?I ended up watching and enjoying Before Sunset after it was mentioned by Grandma Death. I thought I'd like it, and I really did. Already got Before Sunrise ready to watch tonight.
Going to watch it tomorrow, football wins tonight.Did you watch it after?
Did you watch it after?
Elite Squad 2.
Lt.Colonel Nascimento believes that fascistic displays of murderous force are the best way to keep Rio de Janeiro's favelas in line. Little does he know that among his political bosses, all is not as it seems. Yes, it's the old story of the man who learned better.
Not as good as the first movie, but with better politics I think. butchersapron, did you see this one?
Yep, this is what i wrote on here at the time:
Elite Squad 2 - blistering follow up to...elite squad. Development of the themes of the first, but this time looking at the intersection between political and police corruption. I somehow doubt those muppets who mistook the first films angry rejection of flabby context-free social liberalism for an endorsement of fascism will be making the same stupid mistake this time. Highly recommended.
That's interesting - is he not the folk hero we are led to believe or is your colleague particularly "class war"?I watched that documentary about Ayrton Senna a wee while ago. . . and made the mistake of mentioning it to a Brazilian colleague. "AYRTON SENNA? AYRTON FUKCING SENNA? THAT FUCKING POSH WANKER?" was his response. Context is everything, in Brazil as elsewhere.
Has something happened to Rupert Throbisher-Hone?!We feel the same way about our poshos. Imagine if he was a croquet player
Donnie Yen as sun wukong in what might be described as the prequel to Journey to the West - The Monkey King - was very entertaining. Normally he comes across as very serious in his arse kicking, but this was very etnertaining. Pure fantasy and folklore. I liked the effects, pedants won't.
That's interesting - is he not the folk hero we are led to believe or is your colleague particularly "class war"?
It's not a bad film, but does seem to mix up a few things (no doubt for stylistic reasons). There's a quite interesting documentary with extensive interviews with Richard Kuklinski here:The Iceman - enjoyable if routine, but interesting enough to make me want to google about tyhe subject matter, about an alleged hitman/serial killer.
A Bullet for the General is an excellent film.Confessions of a Police Captain - brilliant bleak cynical fiercely political poliziotteschi from Damiano Damiani ( A Bullet for the General and other excellent hard morally tinged political films) - the usual mafia/politicians/murder/state/law links and cover ups - but done in an incredibly talky way. This is not like the other Italian crime dramas of that period. Two great performances from Franco Nero and esp Martin Balsam and with a juddering great poke in the chest at the audience/society at the end.
Really?... enjoyed a brad shitpit performance for once!....
I liked the insectoid swarming too.World War Z
much better than I expected- enjoyed a brad shitpit performance for once! the idea of the bit turning people so quickly a crowd could turn that quickly was good.
Really?
Twelve Monkeys
Fight Club
Thelma and Louse
Se7en
Burn After Reading
True Romance
He was good in them.