What DVD / Video did you watch last night ?

[ATOMIC SUPLEX]

bit tricky when you love to comment on everyone elses choices as if you are the supreme arbiter of all things celluloid.

I'd keep your five pounds and put it towards some new glasses if I were you, you need them.


I watched the really rather excellant The Man Without A Past, beautifully shot, witty, touching, and generally ace.

And then a few episodes of bullshit! Amusing, but fish in a barrel come to mind.

Ah, I see.

I simply thought it was just polite to comment/discuss films that had been mentioned instead of just throwing down what I myself had watched. I didn't realise you were supposed to just write about the films you had seen and leave it at that.
How was I to know that if you, god forbid, subscribed to and regularly posted on a thread about something you enjoyed you would be seen as a cunt.

I never claimed I was Mr filmy, why the fuck do you think you should have a go at me just because I obviously have different tastes from you? I never said my word was gospel did I? Its an opinion about films on a forum about films for fucks sake, who gives a shit?

I have only had a rant at filmmakers (and can only remember having a go at jonze and coppla at that) not peoples choices. I think you comments are extremely rude and unjustified. Fuck off you jummped up tosspot.

 

[belboid]

 

[ATOMIC SUPLEX]

Yeah, you showed me. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLetc

 

[purves grundy]

Getting back to the spirit of the thread....

Kafka

Nice images, boring film.

 

[mhendo]

Soylent Green.

Great 1970s dystopian sci-fi film, starring serial Moses and gun nut Charlton Heston.

 

[jeff_leigh]

Walk the Line

 

[purves grundy]

Walk the Line

Any good? I bought it last month, haven't got round to watching it yet.

 

[jeff_leigh]

Any good? I bought it last month, haven't got round to watching it yet.

yeah i enjoyed it, i thought it was gonna be a bit "peggy sue" when the reviews said it was about the early years of his and june carters relationship, but it showed his flaws and i thought Joaquin Phoenix was a convincing Cash, had a good sing-a-long too

 

[Cadmus]

'Stay'.

With Watts and McGregor.

It's a real mess with a 'final twist' which doesn't answer any questions put forward in the movie. After finishing it you get a feeling you've been given the key to go and unlock the answers to all the puzzles you've wondered about during the film.

The only problem is the key doesn't fit the lock! Any of them actually!

Best avoided imo, unless ur solely into watching cool editing and morphing techniques.

 

[jeff_leigh]

Millions - Danny Boyle movie real feel good stuff made me smile

 

[tastebud]

I rewatched a lot of stuff this weekend as I don't have anything new.

Yesterday I watched Last Tango in Paris and kind of wish I hadn't. I also watched Mulholland Drive. Haven't seen that for ages... superb. I'd forgotten how much David Lynch messes with one's head!

On Saturday I watched The Three Colours Trilogy, which of course I love.

 

[foamy]

have half watched a few films this weekend (fallen asleep half way though )

You and me and everyone we know -
Wallace and gromit curse of the warerabbit - heart melting bunnies!!!

 

[May Kasahara]

I just can't stop watching The Mighty Boosh! I'm obsessed.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Watched Scary Movie 3 (I know I know, can't help it I love stupid movies like Loaded Weapon, Naked Gun, Airplane etc). Wasn't as funny as the first two...hopefully the return of the Wayan bros will mean number 4 is better...

 

[souljacker]

Brokeback Mountain. Very good, I thought. Seemed to go on forever though.

Also saw Wedding Crashers on Saturday night. Fucking shite. I wanted a shitey feel good movie and it wasn't even that.

 

[Johnny Canuck3]

The Man, with Eugene Levy and Samuel L Jackson.

Mildly amusing.

Some fart jokes.

 

[purves grundy]

Mean Streets

"You don't make up for your sins in church. You do it in the streets..."

Great film. Weird to watch DeNiro as a cocky little git, rather than the big 'ard nut.

 

[tastebud]

I rewatched another fine Lynch film again last night - Blue Velvet.

 

[andy2002]

Hilarious pirate of V For Vendetta – it had been filmed from the back of a cinema just like they used to in the old days. The film's OK, apart from Natalie Portman being a bit shit and V's actual politics being left rather vague. He blows things up, doesn't like fascists and, erm, that's about it...

 

[CharlieAddict]

'repulsion' - a black and white flick by polanski. shot in london, late 50s/mid-60s maybe? fell asleep and woke up again mid-way. awful and overrated. something about a paranoid french woman living in london. i suppose alot of critics will praise it and call 'an investigative film dealing on a fragmented yet patriarchal society where the victims are single and independent women.' but in reality its crap and worse still, no tits or fanny shots!!!!

 

[purves grundy]

Secret Society

Northern fatties find empowerment and camaraderie through sumo wrestling. Utter fanny shite.

 

[May Kasahara]

What you on about, that sounds hilarious!

 

[belboid]

Spongebob Squarepants the Movie - astoundingly good stuff, genuinely hilarious, best kids movie in years.

in fact, quite possibly the best since the Phantom Tollbooth, which I managed to find a copy of again after many many years, Milo, Toc, the Terrible Trivium, psychedelic drawings and Seussesque wordplay, wonderful stuff.

 

[purves grundy]

What you on about, that sounds hilarious!

Yeah ok, if the evening had been greener, it would've been excellent

Much better last night: Junebug

Brilliant characters, a very thoughtful filum. Highly recommended.

 

[ATOMIC SUPLEX]

Spongebob Squarepants the Movie - astoundingly good stuff, genuinely hilarious, best kids movie in years.
.

I loved this too, something for everyone and feels more cinematic than most TV to movie cartoon conversions.

Sorry if I sound like lord of the film cunts for saying so.

 

[Shippou-Sensei]

lupin III - castle of cagliostro

been meaning to get round to this for a while seeing as i have seen half of it in various parodies and/or tributes

well you can tell why it's a classic ... and to be honest it is one of my perfered Miyazaki films too probably just because i see it being reflected in so many other shows

 

[ZUL]

My roomates and I pulled out Dazed and Confused last night.

Cult classic for sure!!!

 

[ATOMIC SUPLEX]

lupin III - castle of cagliostro

been meaning to get round to this for a while seeing as i have seen half of it in various parodies and/or tributes

well you can tell why it's a classic ... and to be honest it is one of my perfered Miyazaki films too probably just because i see it being reflected in so many other shows

My father in law loves this, it's so strange to see such an old guy so happy about a cartoon.
I seem to find it hard to stay awake during Lupin III films, like you my wife sees it as a classic, I should give it another go. Apparently spielburg loves it and James cameron thinks the car chase is the best car chase in cinema history or something.

 

[tastebud]

Machuca. Rather good too.

 

[maya]

Dark City- why the flog do i always watch this when stoned?
...i can't remember much, other than it completely freaked me out- !