good, boycot him.cmx wrote:schwarzenlgrerl.
i wanted to see total recall on tv but didn't.
What's the latest movie that struck you?
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steve-o wrote:AMERICA!!! FUCK YEAH!!!The Other wrote:ever seen predator...2 us gonvenors are in that movie
jesse ventura
arnold (fuck spelling his last name)
Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii (Directors Cut)
Evidently, I had never seen any version of this and holy crap was it outstanding.
Watching Waters in the studio on an old VCS3, not to mention TWO of them, was just awesome.
Gilmour recording unused riffs for "Brain Damage".. ahhhhh!
Really fantastic "concert" film.
Evidently, I had never seen any version of this and holy crap was it outstanding.
Watching Waters in the studio on an old VCS3, not to mention TWO of them, was just awesome.
Gilmour recording unused riffs for "Brain Damage".. ahhhhh!
Really fantastic "concert" film.
Derail wrote:Haha, I just watched "Team America" for the first time tonight. I literally had tears comming out of my eyes during the sex scene and the vomit scene.
Dont forget the fight scene in the begining....hilarious
Throw away your smartphone.
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There are three kinds of people in this world...Cupz wrote:Derail wrote:Haha, I just watched "Team America" for the first time tonight. I literally had tears comming out of my eyes during the sex scene and the vomit scene.
Dont forget the fight scene in the begining....hilarious
Seriously, though, that was one of the raunchiest movies I've ever seen.
Great movie. I love when they are interviewing Gilmour about people thinking Pink Floyd is a drug band and he looks so fried and he says "we're not." Waters in the studio was incredible.wwbjd wrote:Pink Floyd - Live at Pompeii (Directors Cut)
Evidently, I had never seen any version of this and holy crap was it outstanding.
Watching Waters in the studio on an old VCS3, not to mention TWO of them, was just awesome.
Gilmour recording unused riffs for "Brain Damage".. ahhhhh!
Really fantastic "concert" film.
Team America was good. I almost wanted to hate it, but damn it was funny as hell.
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That North-Korean dictator is also hilarious. All from the makers of South-Park.Cupz wrote:Derail wrote:Haha, I just watched "Team America" for the first time tonight. I literally had tears comming out of my eyes during the sex scene and the vomit scene.
Dont forget the fight scene in the begining....hilarious
Indeed they do not. I (as a pretty strict christian) can deal with the making fun of my religion (south-part for example).Why cant they just....accept it...ExitEuXa wrote:Careful those muslims have no sense of humor.Derail wrote:Gawka lawka lawka, muhammed jihad!!!
Throw away your smartphone.
[off topic]Cupz wrote:Indeed they do not. I (as a pretty strict christian) can deal with the making fun of my religion (south-part for example).Why cant they just....accept it...ExitEuXa wrote:Careful those muslims have no sense of humor.Derail wrote:Gawka lawka lawka, muhammed jihad!!!
Well i'm an atheist myself.
Just seen Saw II, the sequel, not as surprising as the first one, but worth the effort.
Take a look at this.
http://www.saw3.com/
Take a look at this.
http://www.saw3.com/
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Just seen: Donnie Brasco_Mike Newell [1997] better late than never!
The true story of FBI agent Joe Pistone, who in the late 70s infiltrated his way into the New York mafia to become a "made man" under the name of Donnie Brasco, Depp is surprisingly believable as an earnest father caught up in the mob mentality. Pacino shines as always, though it's not his usual character; here he's a tragic King Lear who just can't catch a break. But as for the iffy pan-and-scan job on the videotape, take a cue from the wiseguys: Fuggedaboudit.
The true story of FBI agent Joe Pistone, who in the late 70s infiltrated his way into the New York mafia to become a "made man" under the name of Donnie Brasco, Depp is surprisingly believable as an earnest father caught up in the mob mentality. Pacino shines as always, though it's not his usual character; here he's a tragic King Lear who just can't catch a break. But as for the iffy pan-and-scan job on the videotape, take a cue from the wiseguys: Fuggedaboudit.



