What DVD / Video did you watch last night ?
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Juice Terry said:
Nah, Unbreakable was miles better than TSS
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
"Sin City". Brilliant and hilarious (Clive Owen as a hard-bitten American anti-hero is inspired casting IMHO!), but could have done without all the genital-mutilation bits. It took me an hour to uncross my legs afterwards! 
dlx1
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The Negotiator
It ok. Spacey is good and Samuel L is just the same as always
Chicago's two top negotiators must face each other. One of them is holding hostages. The other is demanding surrender.
Plot Outline: In a desperate attempt to prove his innocence, a skilled police negotiator accused of corruption and murder takes hostages in a government office to gain the time he needs to find the truth.
It ok. Spacey is good and Samuel L is just the same as always
Chicago's two top negotiators must face each other. One of them is holding hostages. The other is demanding surrender.
Plot Outline: In a desperate attempt to prove his innocence, a skilled police negotiator accused of corruption and murder takes hostages in a government office to gain the time he needs to find the truth.
shoddysolutions
back by dope demand
Super Size Me
Bloke goes on a 30-day McDonalds binge to piss off his vegan girlfriend, enlisting the help of various health professionals to monitor the effects on his health. Sugar addiction and leaking liver enzymes ensue. Amusing and informative too. Texas is the fattest state of the US, for example, where up to 60% of inhabitants are clinically obese, and nationally spending on diabetes has doubled since 1997.
Bloke goes on a 30-day McDonalds binge to piss off his vegan girlfriend, enlisting the help of various health professionals to monitor the effects on his health. Sugar addiction and leaking liver enzymes ensue. Amusing and informative too. Texas is the fattest state of the US, for example, where up to 60% of inhabitants are clinically obese, and nationally spending on diabetes has doubled since 1997.
Last night I watched 'Sideways' which was excellent, and 'The Crow' which seems a bit dated now...
girasol
Addicted to handstands!
Just finished watching 'Adam's Rib' on BBC2 (so, not on my DVD player then...). What a great film! 
Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn were great together. Quite amazing ideas about equality between men and women condering it was made in 1949... And 'Vive la difference!' too.
Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn were great together. Quite amazing ideas about equality between men and women condering it was made in 1949... And 'Vive la difference!' too.
Mab said:
She's quite shaggable too
Sandra Oh is great in Last Night, which is one of my favourite ever movies.
coincidentally, i bought Sideways last night, and a 3 for 20 quid deal on Das Boot, The Producers and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
coincidentally, i bought Sideways last night, and a 3 for 20 quid deal on Das Boot, The Producers and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
ruffneck23
front left
just watched revenge of the sith on DVD , after i went to see it at the cinema of course
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
Watched Ikiru - ah, so that's how you make a great film....
Juice Terry
rama lama fa fa fa
walktome said:
Helpful dvd watching tips #12458. There is a pause button
I watched Easyrider at the w/e. Had forgotten just how brilliant it is. What a soundtrack!
Ni, Ni, Indians!
Minnie_the_Minx
someinenhhanding menbag and me ah bollox
Bang Rajan
Excellent film about Thai villagers (from the village of Bang Rajan) fighting off the Burmese. Brutal and tragic, but so good I watched it twice
Excellent film about Thai villagers (from the village of Bang Rajan) fighting off the Burmese. Brutal and tragic, but so good I watched it twice
SonOfGoatboy
Dandy Highwayman
Napoleon Dynamite
Genius. That man was born to dance.
Genius. That man was born to dance.
I watched ROTS as I mentioned on the 'on this thread we've seen it' thread...
Good copy. Am quite tempted to stick it on again right now and write a 'RD's indepth analysis' to stick on the thread. (never written a post like that before)
Good copy. Am quite tempted to stick it on again right now and write a 'RD's indepth analysis' to stick on the thread. (never written a post like that before)
Johnny Canuck3
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janajane said:
If you like that I also recommend 'Five in the Afternoon', which was made by the same director as 'Blackboards' (from Iran) but set in post-Taliban Afghanistan. A more subtle film that Osama, and probably a bit better all round
watched Sin City last night: looked fantastic but overall i thought it was pretty disappointing. and what the fuck was Clive Owen up to with that accent?
however, i've just taken delivery of the special edition of the Wattstax DVD. and that's anything but disappointing. it's fucking stunning. especially Isaac Haye's entrance
however, i've just taken delivery of the special edition of the Wattstax DVD. and that's anything but disappointing. it's fucking stunning. especially Isaac Haye's entrance
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