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Started by FunkMonk, March 10, 2009, 08:53:46 PM

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Eddie Teach

It wasn't a particularly good movie anyway. :mellow:
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Lettow77

 Are you kidding? it was great. I've heard my father say in that exact voice: 'The tortures of the damned, sir, the tortures of the damned!, that the phrase had fallen into currency with me, and when I heard it for the first time on film, never knowing where it was from, I missed my father terribly, and smiled. I spoke with him later, and realised how much we have in common..

Anyway, that isnt so much about the film, but the film itself is great. It's got totalitarianism vs anarchy, an excellent prison guard, an excellent psychologist/parole officer type fellow, and..stuff.

I also saw goldeneye, again, over the weekend, but that is hardly worth commenting on except to say the newest bond is no bond at all.
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Eddie Teach

Quote from: Lettow77 on October 25, 2009, 05:19:09 AM
I also saw goldeneye, again, over the weekend, but that is hardly worth commenting on except to say the newest bond is no bond at all.

I agree. He needs to go back to slapping girls on the bum.
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saskganesh

with no expectations or even planning, I watched The Host. Good monster ( a water ankheg?) plus an evil American conspiracy. North Korea approved.

likely the best version of "Godzilla" I have ever seen.
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CountDeMoney

I watched "Marley & Me".
I'm going to punch the marketer that had me convinced it was going to be a comedy.  :mad:

katmai

Quote from: CountDeMoney on October 25, 2009, 10:14:25 PM
I watched "Marley & Me".
I'm going to punch the marketer that had me convinced it was going to be a comedy.  :mad:

You cried like a baby didn't ya?
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Eddie Teach

It's a shame turtles aren't cuddlier. Or elephants smaller.
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CountDeMoney

Quote from: katmai on October 25, 2009, 10:48:33 PM
Quote from: CountDeMoney on October 25, 2009, 10:14:25 PM
I watched "Marley & Me".
I'm going to punch the marketer that had me convinced it was going to be a comedy.  :mad:

You cried like a baby didn't ya?

<_<  :ph34r:

katmai

Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son

CountDeMoney

Quote from: katmai on October 26, 2009, 04:59:26 AM
What?

I know i did. :P

Well, at 7:30am, nobody's watching so it's not a big deal. :unsure: It's, like, great; I have to relive every dead dog I've ever had.

You know what really made me cry? Another attempt by Hollywood to make me suspend reality by believing that, yes, a piece of ass like Jennifer Aniston would marry someone that looks like Owen Wilson.  Luke, perhaps, but Owen? C'mon.  JUST NOT REALITY

lustindarkness

For some reason watched The Mist, what a piece of shit with a "funloving happy" ending!
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DisturbedPervert

Quote from: CountDeMoney on October 26, 2009, 05:05:09 AM
Another attempt by Hollywood to make me suspend reality by believing that, yes, a piece of ass like Jennifer Aniston would marry someone that looks like Owen Wilson.

I thought Aniston was the lucky one there.   

Just watched Moon.  Man, where the hell did this movie come from?  About a guy working alone for 3 years on a Helium 3 mining station on the moon with only a robot for company, who is beginning to go crazy.  Great sci-fi.

Syt

Quote from: DisturbedPervert on October 26, 2009, 11:02:58 AM

Just watched Moon.  Man, where the hell did this movie come from?  About a guy working alone for 3 years on a Helium 3 mining station on the moon with only a robot for company, who is beginning to go crazy.  Great sci-fi.

Gonna watch it on thursday. :)
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Josquius

I've just gotten hold of Moon too, haven't watched it yet though.
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Duque de Bragança

Quote from: Syt on October 23, 2009, 12:48:26 PM
Not a huge fan of Fassbinder, but his 15 hour version of "Berlin, Alexanderplatz" is epic. And his 1970s "World on a Wire", based on a sci-fi novel, is an early precursor to Matrix.

Thanks for the tips because until now Fassbinder meant German left-wing lecturing to me and Werner Herzog among others ;)