Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 2:53 pm
ahh The Cohen Brothers, honestly can they do anything wrong?thedisavowed wrote:Barton Fink
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Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 3:29 pm
You mean the "Coen" brothers.steve-o wrote:ahh The Cohen Brothers, honestly can they do anything wrong?thedisavowed wrote:Barton Fink
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 4:17 pm
Not so far.....ExitEuXa wrote:You mean the "Coen" brothers.steve-o wrote:ahh The Cohen Brothers, honestly can they do anything wrong?thedisavowed wrote:Barton Fink
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 4:58 pm
I know I'm in the minority here, but I haven't been that impressed with anything they've done since The Big Lebowski. Barton Fink is indeed great though. Finally picked up a DVD of it (to replace my ageing VHS copy) this weekend.thedisavowed wrote:Not so far.....ExitEuXa wrote:You mean the "Coen" brothers.steve-o wrote: ahh The Cohen Brothers, honestly can they do anything wrong?
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 5:13 pm
ExitEuXa wrote:You mean the "Coen" brothers.steve-o wrote:ahh The Cohen Brothers, honestly can they do anything wrong?thedisavowed wrote:Barton Fink
I forget what they've done recently, but Barton Fink and The Big Lebowski alone is an amazing resume!
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 5:17 pm
Interestingly enough, the only Coen brothers movie that I'll probably not rewatch is Fargo, despite how much it gets lauded by critics. That movie left me feeling pretty depressed when everything was said and done.IanRedpoint wrote:I know I'm in the minority here, but I haven't been that impressed with anything they've done since The Big Lebowski. Barton Fink is indeed great though. Finally picked up a DVD of it (to replace my ageing VHS copy) this weekend.thedisavowed wrote:Not so far.....ExitEuXa wrote: You mean the "Coen" brothers.
I haven't watch the Big Lewbowski. My cousin has it- I'll have to get on that.
Edit: Oh and I loved O, Brother. Great film. And Raising Arizona.
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 5:48 pm
Raising Arizona is my favourite from the Coen brothers.thedisavowed wrote:Interestingly enough, the only Coen brothers movie that I'll probably not rewatch is Fargo, despite how much it gets lauded by critics. That movie left me feeling pretty depressed when everything was said and done.IanRedpoint wrote:I know I'm in the minority here, but I haven't been that impressed with anything they've done since The Big Lebowski. Barton Fink is indeed great though. Finally picked up a DVD of it (to replace my ageing VHS copy) this weekend.thedisavowed wrote: Not so far.....
I haven't watch the Big Lewbowski. My cousin has it- I'll have to get on that.
Edit: Oh and I loved O, Brother. Great film. And Raising Arizona.
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 6:16 pm
"waking life"....possibly the most real film ive ever seen..
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 6:18 pm
Have any of you seen their Miller's Crossing?
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 8:30 pm
I second that...also Linklater fan?silo flame wrote:"waking life"....possibly the most real film ive ever seen..
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 8:32 pm
A Scanner Darkly premieres this week.... GO LINKLATER.Cupz wrote:I second that...also Linklater fan?silo flame wrote:"waking life"....possibly the most real film ive ever seen..
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 8:37 pm
thedisavowed wrote:A Scanner Darkly premieres this week.... GO LINKLATER.Cupz wrote:I second that...also Linklater fan?silo flame wrote:"waking life"....possibly the most real film ive ever seen..
OMG!!! also in europe?couse than Ill have to get my Splinter Cell costume out of the closet so I can sneak in...
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 9:00 pm
Oh man how on earth did I forget O, Brother and Raising Arizona, both absolute classics.thedisavowed wrote:Interestingly enough, the only Coen brothers movie that I'll probably not rewatch is Fargo, despite how much it gets lauded by critics. That movie left me feeling pretty depressed when everything was said and done.IanRedpoint wrote:I know I'm in the minority here, but I haven't been that impressed with anything they've done since The Big Lebowski. Barton Fink is indeed great though. Finally picked up a DVD of it (to replace my ageing VHS copy) this weekend.thedisavowed wrote: Not so far.....
I haven't watch the Big Lewbowski. My cousin has it- I'll have to get on that.
Edit: Oh and I loved O, Brother. Great film. And Raising Arizona.
Fargo definetly left me depressed, but in a way that speaks for the films favor as I believe that was the feel they were after.
Disavowed please watch the Big Lebowski, I think you'll love it.
Danver.......'son, you got panties on yer head.....'
Posted: Tue Jul 04, 2006 12:59 am
Hey mr.pseudo intellectual, put that panties in your mouth.steve-o wrote:Oh man how on earth did I forget O, Brother and Raising Arizona, both absolute classics.thedisavowed wrote:Interestingly enough, the only Coen brothers movie that I'll probably not rewatch is Fargo, despite how much it gets lauded by critics. That movie left me feeling pretty depressed when everything was said and done.IanRedpoint wrote: I know I'm in the minority here, but I haven't been that impressed with anything they've done since The Big Lebowski. Barton Fink is indeed great though. Finally picked up a DVD of it (to replace my ageing VHS copy) this weekend.
I haven't watch the Big Lewbowski. My cousin has it- I'll have to get on that.
Edit: Oh and I loved O, Brother. Great film. And Raising Arizona.
Fargo definetly left me depressed, but in a way that speaks for the films favor as I believe that was the feel they were after.
Disavowed please watch the Big Lebowski, I think you'll love it.
Danver.......'son, you got panties on yer head.....'
Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 1:17 pm
no films have really gripped me or made me laugh in a long time
big lewbowski i only watched a few months ago and me bein a stoner loved it.
my other fave film is pulp fiction
i'm wondering if any fellow boccers have heard of a film called- BAD BOY BUBBY?
its an australian film made many yrs ago prob in the 80's
i watched it about 6-7 yrs ago and me just becoming a mother found it impossible to watch,
no im a little older wouldn't say wiser but i'd love to watch again
if anyone knows how i would be able to purchase this film i would be eternally gratefull
M x
big lewbowski i only watched a few months ago and me bein a stoner loved it.
my other fave film is pulp fiction
i'm wondering if any fellow boccers have heard of a film called- BAD BOY BUBBY?
its an australian film made many yrs ago prob in the 80's
i watched it about 6-7 yrs ago and me just becoming a mother found it impossible to watch,
no im a little older wouldn't say wiser but i'd love to watch again
if anyone knows how i would be able to purchase this film i would be eternally gratefull
M x
Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 2:27 pm
It took me 3.23491 secs to find it. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007N ... ance&n=130M wrote:no films have really gripped me or made me laugh in a long time
big lewbowski i only watched a few months ago and me bein a stoner loved it.
my other fave film is pulp fiction
i'm wondering if any fellow boccers have heard of a film called- BAD BOY BUBBY?
its an australian film made many yrs ago prob in the 80's
i watched it about 6-7 yrs ago and me just becoming a mother found it impossible to watch,
no im a little older wouldn't say wiser but i'd love to watch again
if anyone knows how i would be able to purchase this film i would be eternally gratefull
M x
I dunno if this is what you mean with "purchase".But you should check it out.[/url]Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 2:28 pm
I saw it todayCupz wrote:aaaagh!! I want to see that!!!thedisavowed wrote:Just watched Jan Svankmajer's "Alice."
Um... very strange. I wish it wasn't dubbed. Actually, I thought the short film that accompanied it was just as interesting if not more so.
Definitely some cool stop-motion animation though.
and it was friggin amazingPosted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 3:15 pm
My only complaint about that film is that I wish they had subtitled it. The dubbings are awful and I HATE HATE HATE how Alice always tells you who is speaking.
It's a visual medium. I know who is speaking because I can see them.
And quit zooming in on her teeth.
It's a visual medium. I know who is speaking because I can see them.
And quit zooming in on her teeth.
Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 3:19 pm
thedisavowed wrote:My only complaint about that film is that I wish they had subtitled it. The dubbings are awful and I HATE HATE HATE how Alice always tells you who is speaking.
It's a visual medium. I know who is speaking because I can see them.
And quit zooming in on her teeth.
I think it added a litlle extra feeling to the movie somehow.It wouldn`t be the same without it.and the bad dubs are only funny
maybe i`m just being optimistic.Its not fun waiting a week for a film you despertly want to see
Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 7:17 pm
Umm.........that was a quote from Raising Arizona. "mr. pseudo intellectual"??? huh?ExitEuXa wrote:Hey mr.pseudo intellectual, put that panties in your mouth.steve-o wrote:Oh man how on earth did I forget O, Brother and Raising Arizona, both absolute classics.thedisavowed wrote: Interestingly enough, the only Coen brothers movie that I'll probably not rewatch is Fargo, despite how much it gets lauded by critics. That movie left me feeling pretty depressed when everything was said and done.
I haven't watch the Big Lewbowski. My cousin has it- I'll have to get on that.
Edit: Oh and I loved O, Brother. Great film. And Raising Arizona.
Fargo definetly left me depressed, but in a way that speaks for the films favor as I believe that was the feel they were after.
Disavowed please watch the Big Lebowski, I think you'll love it.
Danver.......'son, you got panties on yer head.....'