What DVD / Video did you watch last night ?
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Scaggs
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Watched ‘Hard Candy’ – Fascinating but left me with a few questions.
1 Did she really do the surgery (if not, why all the blood?)
2 What was the story with the murdered girl? Did he do it?
3 Why did he agree to do what she wanted in the end and what did his ex-girlfriend have to do with his decision?
A very unusual film though, and some great acting.
1 Did she really do the surgery (if not, why all the blood?)
2 What was the story with the murdered girl? Did he do it?
3 Why did he agree to do what she wanted in the end and what did his ex-girlfriend have to do with his decision?
A very unusual film though, and some great acting.
Grandma Death said:
I really liked Lord of War...
Johnny Canuck3
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Inside Job, with Denzel Washington etc.
It's Spike Lee doing 40's noir, no pun intended.
Some of the dialogue made me want to punch Spike in the head, but still entertaining overall.
It's Spike Lee doing 40's noir, no pun intended.
Some of the dialogue made me want to punch Spike in the head, but still entertaining overall.
ATOMIC SUPLEX
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Sore Losers I killed a hippy so what.
The second viewing. Horrible mess of a film but lots of fun.
The second viewing. Horrible mess of a film but lots of fun.
Grandma Death
Reconfiguring & Reconstructing
Goodnight and Goodluck and thoroughly enjoyed it as well 
Johnny Canuck2 said:
I believe it's called Inside Man...
G. Fieendish
Snark Hunter
Imported Region 1 Ren & Stimpy season 1 boxset.....
Monkeygrinder's Organ
Dodgy geezer swilling vapid lager
A Brazilian film called Central Station. I thought it was lovely, very touching and convincing.
Johnny Canuck3
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RenegadeDog said:
So it is!
watched 'v for vendetta' on youtube. I really liked it.
Director's Cut of the Wicker Man.
It was ace - the original was hacked to pieces when British Lion changed hands before the release so there were lots of scenes in that I hadn't seen before. Some snails shagging, I think a lot more singing of rude pagan songs and Christopher Lee banging on about apples etc etc.
The documentary in the extras reveals that the original negative is most likely buried under the M3 as it was built near the studio and the cuttings archives had to be chucked out as the land was needed for the motorway. Along with the cuttings, the film was accidentally binned too so the remaster had to be done from, I think, a viewing copy (my techie knowledge got a bit lost here).
I'd forgotten how funny it was - loads of the extras were locals and they didn't half get stuck in - I reckon the League of Gentlemen pilfered heavily from it Plus they filmed a spring time film in november in Scotland and had to get the cast to suck ice cubes so their breath didn't condense 
I was sort of right I think:
http://www.steve-p.org/wm/
It was ace - the original was hacked to pieces when British Lion changed hands before the release so there were lots of scenes in that I hadn't seen before. Some snails shagging, I think a lot more singing of rude pagan songs and Christopher Lee banging on about apples etc etc.
The documentary in the extras reveals that the original negative is most likely buried under the M3 as it was built near the studio and the cuttings archives had to be chucked out as the land was needed for the motorway. Along with the cuttings, the film was accidentally binned too so the remaster had to be done from, I think, a viewing copy (my techie knowledge got a bit lost here).
I'd forgotten how funny it was - loads of the extras were locals and they didn't half get stuck in - I reckon the League of Gentlemen pilfered heavily from it
Plus they filmed a spring time film in november in Scotland and had to get the cast to suck ice cubes so their breath didn't condense I was sort of right I think:
http://www.steve-p.org/wm/
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
Aguirre, Wrath Of God - first time I've seen a Herzog I think 
magnificent - Kinski's just mental - he doesn't really have to do much but stare and shout a bit but he's electrifying
Lilja 4-Ever - also fantastic but mega grim - prepare to get very very angry watching this. Moodyson is clearly a talent to watch - fluid but kinetic visual style great with actors (e4sp kids), brilliant use of music (even though it's Rammstein and dodgy eurodance in Lilja - he must be talented to make a trance remix if Alphaville's Forever Young poignant) Best use of product placement ever (
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(anyone seen his first film, Fucking Amal?)
magnificent - Kinski's just mental - he doesn't really have to do much but stare and shout a bit but he's electrifyingLilja 4-Ever - also fantastic but mega grim - prepare to get very very angry watching this. Moodyson is clearly a talent to watch - fluid but kinetic visual style great with actors (e4sp kids), brilliant use of music (even though it's Rammstein and dodgy eurodance in Lilja - he must be talented to make a trance remix if Alphaville's Forever Young poignant) Best use of product placement ever (
)(anyone seen his first film, Fucking Amal?)
Bob_the_lost
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Species (1-3).
A true throwback to the orriginal science fiction movies (an excuse to dress women in very little and stare at them).
Suit 1: So, what do we spend the money on
Suit 2: Well we could hire better actors, or improve the script a bit
Suit 1: Yeah, that might be a good idea, looks a bit shit at the moment.
Suit 3: Hang on a second, we need more oil for the nude shots of Natasha.
Suit 1: You're telling me we can either get a decent script or oil up Natasha Henstridge?
Suit 2: Fine, i'll lay off some more staff and get someone down to the cash and carry.
Science seems to have passed all three of these films by, the pointless gore is rather unimpressive and i don't know about the rest of you, but seeing a person being ripped apart while making love is probably going to require even more therapy time than sitting through an entire showing of the sixth day. All in all the films failed to impress, although Natasha Henstridge's cleavage certainly did.
A true throwback to the orriginal science fiction movies (an excuse to dress women in very little and stare at them).
Suit 1: So, what do we spend the money on
Suit 2: Well we could hire better actors, or improve the script a bit
Suit 1: Yeah, that might be a good idea, looks a bit shit at the moment.
Suit 3: Hang on a second, we need more oil for the nude shots of Natasha.
Suit 1: You're telling me we can either get a decent script or oil up Natasha Henstridge?
Suit 2: Fine, i'll lay off some more staff and get someone down to the cash and carry.
Science seems to have passed all three of these films by, the pointless gore is rather unimpressive and i don't know about the rest of you, but seeing a person being ripped apart while making love is probably going to require even more therapy time than sitting through an entire showing of the sixth day. All in all the films failed to impress, although Natasha Henstridge's cleavage certainly did.
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