TV/Movies Megathread

[CountDeMoney]

According to you Kubrick's trademark is static shots, so I'm surprised that in your universe Quentin Tarantino isn't famous for silent movies and James Cameron sticks to low-budget relationship dramas.  Then again maybe you've actually seen a Quentin Tarantino movie, so you vaguely know what you're talking about, even if you misremember a lot of things and misinterpret the rest.

LUMPING ME IN WITH TYR WAS A LOW BLOW OK?

You do know what the definition of static is, right?  Generally lacking in motion, movement?  Kind of like your law career?

[CountDeMoney]

Seems sort of unfair to say compare someone to Christopher Walken.  I honestly remember Uma mostly from The Adventures of Baron Munchhausen.  That is a good entrance.

She's boring and anemic, with bony feet.

[Syt]

Speaking of Tarantino.

Reservoir Dogs is 20 years old.

I feel old.

[CountDeMoney]

Speaking of Tarantino.

Reservoir Dogs is 20 years old.

I feel old.

Pfft.  I remember watching Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory in the theater.  Now that's a big steaming scoop of some old right there.  AND BY GOLLY WE LIKED IT

[Syt]

It's not about that. It's that it doesn't *feel* old to me. Similar with tv shows and other movies from the 90s. It's a case of:

[garbon]

Finally managed to watch Arrow.  Definitely a fun show, and I hope it keeps going for a while.

It is increasing in ratings so that is good sign.

I haven't tried to watch it. Accosting people with large billboards of a shirtless man did not strike me as subtle.

[CountDeMoney]

I haven't tried to watch it. Accosting people with large billboards of a shirtless man did not strike me as subtle.

I pulled a Yi, and watched a partial episode in the middle and made a judgement.  Meh.

[Josephus]

And I love Uma, feet and all.

Uma doesn't handle Tarantino's dialogue methodology as well as other actors can; because he's prone to over exposition and borderline stream of consciousness-meets-pop-culture-references, his dialogue is usually unwieldy and overwrought;  it reads better than it delivers. 
Superior actors like Keitel and Walken can handle it with the appropriate tempo and delivery, but Uma has a tendency to make it much more forced than it already is.  She is a lightweight.

Wouldn't kick her out of my bed for that.

[Josephus]

Seems sort of unfair to say compare someone to Christopher Walken.  I honestly remember Uma mostly from The Adventures of Baron Munchhausen.  That is a good entrance.

Yup. Never heard of Uma before. Went to see Baron Munchausen and when she appeared all Venus like out of that conch shell, well I discovered true love.

[Grey Fox]

Seems sort of unfair to say compare someone to Christopher Walken.  I honestly remember Uma mostly from The Adventures of Baron Munchhausen.  That is a good entrance.

Yup. Never heard of Uma before. Went to see Baron Munchausen and when she appeared all Venus like out of that conch shell, well I discovered true love.

That's normal, she was 15 in 1988.

[Josephus]

That's normal, she was 15 in 1988.

The perfect age.

[viper37]

That's normal, she was 15 in 1988.

The perfect age.

When you're 13

[Syt]

Seems sort of unfair to say compare someone to Christopher Walken.  I honestly remember Uma mostly from The Adventures of Baron Munchhausen.  That is a good entrance.

Yup. Never heard of Uma before. Went to see Baron Munchausen and when she appeared all Venus like out of that conch shell, well I discovered true love.

That's normal, she was 15 in 1988.

She was born in 1970, so she was 17 or 18.

[Josephus]

Seems sort of unfair to say compare someone to Christopher Walken.  I honestly remember Uma mostly from The Adventures of Baron Munchhausen.  That is a good entrance.

Yup. Never heard of Uma before. Went to see Baron Munchausen and when she appeared all Venus like out of that conch shell, well I discovered true love.

That's normal, she was 15 in 1988.

She was born in 1970, so she was 17 or 18.

Yeah. That makes sense. The 15 year old in Baron Munchausen was that Canadian actress, Sarah Polley.

[Grey Fox]

Oh. :shame: