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Well that qualifies as a derail in my book. You're in twouble m'lassMightyAphrodite said:
What DVD / Video did you watch last night ?
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purves grundy said:Well that qualifies as a derail in my book. You're in twouble m'lass
*Puts on Frippet Armour*
that word amuses me to no end
jeff_leigh
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had a couple of mates round last night for Beer, Joints and Pringles
Big trouble in Little China
Lost Boys
American Werewolf in London
now thats a saturday night worth staying in for
Big trouble in Little China
Lost Boys
American Werewolf in London
now thats a saturday night worth staying in for
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Mystic River was a pile of poop. That bit when Penn looks up and goes "noooooooooooooo!! made me crack up!
Anyway, last nights viewing for me was the last half as the excellent Finding Nemo! I love that film, simply one of the most beautiful animation committed to film.
Anyway, last nights viewing for me was the last half as the excellent Finding Nemo! I love that film, simply one of the most beautiful animation committed to film.
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Well, if it takes you two nights to get through Finding Nemo, i can understand why Mystic River might be a bit of a stretch for you.Kid_Eternity said:Mystic River was a pile of poop. That bit when Penn looks up and goes "noooooooooooooo!! made me crack up!
Anyway, last nights viewing for me was the last half as the excellent Finding Nemo! I love that film, simply one of the most beautiful animation committed to film.
The Loughborough Junction Film Festival got off to a cracking start on Saturday and in one day we watched
Bonnie & Clyde. (absolutely flawless)
Napoleon Dynamite (even better the 2nd time around)
Hellboy (lots of fun, pisses all over Batman Begins, for example)
Dead Man's Shoes (a brilliant film, but still probably the bleakest thing i've ever ever seen. just left me feeling desolate).
House Of Flying Daggers (only lasted 30 minutes, tiredness and drunkeness took over).
Unfortunately, a packed Sunday programme (mooted to have included Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou, Criminal, Badlands and The Last Picture Show) was scrapped when the organisers went and got pissed in Greenwich instead.
Bonnie & Clyde. (absolutely flawless)
Napoleon Dynamite (even better the 2nd time around)
Hellboy (lots of fun, pisses all over Batman Begins, for example)
Dead Man's Shoes (a brilliant film, but still probably the bleakest thing i've ever ever seen. just left me feeling desolate).
House Of Flying Daggers (only lasted 30 minutes, tiredness and drunkeness took over).
Unfortunately, a packed Sunday programme (mooted to have included Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou, Criminal, Badlands and The Last Picture Show) was scrapped when the organisers went and got pissed in Greenwich instead.
onemonkey
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and on saturday we saw Donnie Darko in the park..
movie wasn't as good as i remember it but it was interesting to have a live performance of the soundtrack first and then match up the bits of music we'd heard with the scenes.. was rarely as expected.
also had the score composer Michael Andrew singing that song.. which was brave of him
movie wasn't as good as i remember it but it was interesting to have a live performance of the soundtrack first and then match up the bits of music we'd heard with the scenes.. was rarely as expected.
also had the score composer Michael Andrew singing that song.. which was brave of him
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Nuovo Cinema Paradiso, directors cut. All the extra bits just made it too long and drawn out, much preferred the original.
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but his cold clammy quality is what makes him so watchable
foo
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i know. i agree. no one else would have played that part as well (probably)
it's wierd when someone's looks actually make you feel ill though isn't it?
it's not as if he's ugly or anything....just shudder-inducing.
edit: actually, it obviously isn't about his features as such. he'sfairly ordinary looking - so it's probably more to do with that cold clammy quality as you say Dub...
it's wierd when someone's looks actually make you feel ill though isn't it?
it's not as if he's ugly or anything....just shudder-inducing.edit: actually, it obviously isn't about his features as such. he'sfairly ordinary looking - so it's probably more to do with that cold clammy quality as you say Dub...
silentNate said:I watched Van Helsing- absolute shite, hysterically bad
Really fancy that one, the main actor is good in X-Men, enjoyed both 1+2. Should not waste my time then?
Saw Consitine? with K.Reeves, Really good watched it 3 times. Think their is a directors cut comming out soon. Big fish is a nice little film ,feel good and all that.
If you want a good scare Hellraiser or am I a big wooz.
Another really bad one is Electrica. waste of dvd space.
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THX 1138
George Lucas's UCLA film school project was later expanded into this full-length feature that mixes elements of 1984, Brave New World, Farenheit 451, 2001, etc to make some kind of statement about consumerism and state control, I think ... In Lucas's future dystopia people are willingly oppressed by a daily cocktail of drugs and religion and sexual contact is forbidden. A very European film - apart from the cyborg LA cops, one of whom is played by the son of 'Tarzan' (Johnny Weismuller)
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Is this what passes for comedy these days? How much did this pile of bilge cost to make? How could Willem Dafoe stoop so low - and how did he get so short? What the fuck???? The film meanders all over the place and only really comes to life when they get boarded by pirates. Kind of reminds me of a Tom Robbins novel, but don't ask me which one.
George Lucas's UCLA film school project was later expanded into this full-length feature that mixes elements of 1984, Brave New World, Farenheit 451, 2001, etc to make some kind of statement about consumerism and state control, I think ... In Lucas's future dystopia people are willingly oppressed by a daily cocktail of drugs and religion and sexual contact is forbidden. A very European film - apart from the cyborg LA cops, one of whom is played by the son of 'Tarzan' (Johnny Weismuller)
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Is this what passes for comedy these days? How much did this pile of bilge cost to make? How could Willem Dafoe stoop so low - and how did he get so short? What the fuck???? The film meanders all over the place and only really comes to life when they get boarded by pirates. Kind of reminds me of a Tom Robbins novel, but don't ask me which one.
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shoddysolutions said:[
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Is this what passes for comedy these days? How much did this pile of bilge cost to make? How could Willem Dafoe stoop so low - and how did he get so short? What the fuck???? The film meanders all over the place and only really comes to life when they get boarded by pirates. Kind of reminds me of a Tim Robbins novel.
thank you. see my opinion on page 60 . got called a muppet
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jugularvein said:thank you. see my opinion on page 60 . got called a muppet
No, you were right. Self-indulgent vanity project.
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