Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 1:00 am
Didn't you die in Scarface?!Tony Montana wrote:Marie Antoinette = visually stunning.
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Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 2:39 pm
Haha, haven't you heard...there's a video game out where I've been reincarnatedExitEuXa wrote:Didn't you die in Scarface?!Tony Montana wrote:Marie Antoinette = visually stunning.
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 5:50 pm
Good, but stay of the coke will you...Tony Montana wrote:Haha, haven't you heard...there's a video game out where I've been reincarnatedExitEuXa wrote:Didn't you die in Scarface?!Tony Montana wrote:Marie Antoinette = visually stunning.
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 5:56 pm
"Body Double" - We watched that for the first time last night. My brother was a big fan of it growing up.. at least now I know why I was such a huge fan of "Frankie Goes to Hollywood" and he, a huge fan of Melanie Griffith (ooh gross!).
Ok film. Full of De Palma cliches. I'm sure it was much better in the 80's.
Right after that when we turned on HDNET they were playing "Wargames". OMG, best movie ever. They just don't make them like that anymore (shakes angry old man fist in the general direction of Hollywood).
Ok film. Full of De Palma cliches. I'm sure it was much better in the 80's.
Right after that when we turned on HDNET they were playing "Wargames". OMG, best movie ever. They just don't make them like that anymore (shakes angry old man fist in the general direction of Hollywood).
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2006 8:35 pm
as far as movies that have "struck" me recently, i'd say the fight scene in Borat was rather striking.
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:55 am
I watched Spirited Away again. It strucked me as much as last time...the train-ride scene is so friggin PERFECT!
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:26 am
I'll have to see Spirited Away again, the first time my mind was a little preoccupied. I tried to watch 8 1/2 last night but my next door neighbor was watching James Bond.. very loud.. and it kind of ruined the moment. I'll try again later 
And of course I am looking forward to seeing Borat!
oh yeah, and I watched The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly the other night and I loved it! Not to mention that Clint Eastwood is such a stud!
And of course I am looking forward to seeing Borat!
oh yeah, and I watched The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly the other night and I loved it! Not to mention that Clint Eastwood is such a stud!
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:33 am
Oldboy
total mindfuck
total mindfuck
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:56 am
One of the absolute best films ever. I had the honor of seeing it up on a mammoth screen (un-restored print however) about ten years ago and I'll never ever forget it.bulletsoflove wrote:oh yeah, and I watched The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly the other night and I loved it! Not to mention that Clint Eastwood is such a stud!
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 5:35 am
I LOVE that movie.wwbjd wrote:One of the absolute best films ever. I had the honor of seeing it up on a mammoth screen (un-restored print however) about ten years ago and I'll never ever forget it.bulletsoflove wrote:oh yeah, and I watched The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly the other night and I loved it! Not to mention that Clint Eastwood is such a stud!
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 9:08 am
One of my favourites ever too. And a brilliant soundtrack.thedisavowed wrote:I LOVE that movie.wwbjd wrote:One of the absolute best films ever. I had the honor of seeing it up on a mammoth screen (un-restored print however) about ten years ago and I'll never ever forget it.bulletsoflove wrote:oh yeah, and I watched The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly the other night and I loved it! Not to mention that Clint Eastwood is such a stud!
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 7:08 pm
The soundtrack is awesome! Ennio Morricone has a cd called "A Fistful of Film Music" and it's really a great compilation of songs from the various movies his music has been featured in. Check it out if you have the chance!A_Northern_Soul wrote:One of my favourites ever too. And a brilliant soundtrack.thedisavowed wrote:I LOVE that movie.wwbjd wrote: One of the absolute best films ever. I had the honor of seeing it up on a mammoth screen (un-restored print however) about ten years ago and I'll never ever forget it.
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 8:11 pm
Hard Candy_David Slade. [2006]
An intense psychological drama, with incredible performances by both Ellen Page and Patrick Wilson. The two actors are practically the only two people with lines in the film, aside from some brief appearances by Sandra Oh and Jennifer Holmes. Thusfar I have only seen Wilson in The Alamo, Phantom of the Opera and Angels In America, but I was blown away with how he handled this performance. The slow, suspenseful film is set mainly in the Los Angeles home of photographer Jeff, a 32 year old man whom Hayley, a mature 14 year old girl who met him online, suspects to be a pedophile. The pacing was steady, and phenomenal - after a brief exposition we get into the real suspense about 20 minutes into the film, and it doesn't let up from there. The cinematography and camera work went excellently with the film. Rather than being extremely gory, the adult themes of the film lead to a more psychological creepiness.
There are also questions that remain unanswered until the end of the film, when everything is wrapped up nicely - leaving you puzzled to the true identities and motives of the characters throughout most of the duration. One of the best movies i've seen for a while on dvd. You can hear also "Freak" from LFO and at the end "Elephant Woman" from Blonde Redhead.
An intense psychological drama, with incredible performances by both Ellen Page and Patrick Wilson. The two actors are practically the only two people with lines in the film, aside from some brief appearances by Sandra Oh and Jennifer Holmes. Thusfar I have only seen Wilson in The Alamo, Phantom of the Opera and Angels In America, but I was blown away with how he handled this performance. The slow, suspenseful film is set mainly in the Los Angeles home of photographer Jeff, a 32 year old man whom Hayley, a mature 14 year old girl who met him online, suspects to be a pedophile. The pacing was steady, and phenomenal - after a brief exposition we get into the real suspense about 20 minutes into the film, and it doesn't let up from there. The cinematography and camera work went excellently with the film. Rather than being extremely gory, the adult themes of the film lead to a more psychological creepiness.
There are also questions that remain unanswered until the end of the film, when everything is wrapped up nicely - leaving you puzzled to the true identities and motives of the characters throughout most of the duration. One of the best movies i've seen for a while on dvd. You can hear also "Freak" from LFO and at the end "Elephant Woman" from Blonde Redhead.Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 6:48 pm
i havent had time to read through all these posts cause im in a rush, so accept my apologies if this has been said already (cause i bet it has!) but 'dead mans shoes' - saw it for the first time last week and it made me cry my eyes out... i havent cried at a film for years. i really think this is one of the best films ive ever seen, plus the directors from my home town and it was all fimed really close to me! this film seriously blew me away.
Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 10:54 am
[quote="bulletsoflove]
The soundtrack is awesome! Ennio Morricone has a cd called "A Fistful of Film Music" and it's really a great compilation of songs from the various movies his music has been featured in. Check it out if you have the chance![/quote]
Cheers for the tip. I've got "The Good, The Bad..." soundtrack - "The Ecstacy of Gold" gets me every time.
The soundtrack is awesome! Ennio Morricone has a cd called "A Fistful of Film Music" and it's really a great compilation of songs from the various movies his music has been featured in. Check it out if you have the chance![/quote]
Cheers for the tip. I've got "The Good, The Bad..." soundtrack - "The Ecstacy of Gold" gets me every time.
Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 5:13 pm
Cheers for the tip. I've got "The Good, The Bad..." soundtrack - "The Ecstacy of Gold" gets me every time.[/quote]A_Northern_Soul wrote:[quote="bulletsoflove]
The soundtrack is awesome! Ennio Morricone has a cd called "A Fistful of Film Music" and it's really a great compilation of songs from the various movies his music has been featured in. Check it out if you have the chance!
That part at the end where the brass and bells come in is one of the best moments in any soundtrack from any movie, EVER.
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 11:47 pm
Good call on The Good the Bad and the Ugly...amazing flick.
Gonna throw a few names out, don't think they've been mentioned....
-The Last House on the Left-Wes Craven's debut film, pretty cheesy but disturbing as well...the ending is amazing.
-Thumbsucker-I loved this film...the story was beautiful.
-Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me-I really liked this, but I hear fans of the show don't..still a great Lynch film IMO.
-Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas-What can't be said about this movie. It never gets old to me, I notice new things every time I watch it. Terry Gilliam is great...check out "Brazil" too.
-High Fidelity-One of my favourites...great adaptation of the novel.
Gonna throw a few names out, don't think they've been mentioned....
-The Last House on the Left-Wes Craven's debut film, pretty cheesy but disturbing as well...the ending is amazing.
-Thumbsucker-I loved this film...the story was beautiful.
-Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me-I really liked this, but I hear fans of the show don't..still a great Lynch film IMO.
-Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas-What can't be said about this movie. It never gets old to me, I notice new things every time I watch it. Terry Gilliam is great...check out "Brazil" too.
-High Fidelity-One of my favourites...great adaptation of the novel.
Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 1:12 am
hooked. a documentary about drugs.
Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 1:54 am
Very good choice.harpoon dodger wrote:Good call on The Good the Bad and the Ugly...amazing flick.
Gonna throw a few names out, don't think they've been mentioned....
-The Last House on the Left-Wes Craven's debut film, pretty cheesy but disturbing as well...the ending is amazing.
-Thumbsucker-I loved this film...the story was beautiful.
-Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me-I really liked this, but I hear fans of the show don't..still a great Lynch film IMO.
-Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas-What can't be said about this movie. It never gets old to me, I notice new things every time I watch it. Terry Gilliam is great...check out "Brazil" too.
-High Fidelity-One of my favourites...great adaptation of the novel.
Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 3:28 am
Thanks