What Movie Did You Just See?

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Kimbos_Evil_Bread

#2100
Apr 17, 2008, 01:12 PM
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QuoteOh Shit, that's hot, I can't wait to see Scarlett.
Here you go  ;)



I said god DAMN
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dragonboy

#2101
Apr 17, 2008, 10:47 PM
Watership Down - I absolutely adore this film!
As much as I love Pixar/3D animation I wish there was still a market for beautiful 2D animation like this.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078480/
My wife just read the book so I showed her the movie. Now she wants to visit the real Watership Down in Hampshire, UK. Turns out it's very close to were my sister lives, unfortunately she's moving up north soon.
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ManNamedTruth

#2102
Apr 18, 2008, 12:02 AM
Recent viewings:
City Of Lost Children
The Shawshank Redemtion
WOW on both of those
That's motherfuckin' John Oates!

mjkoehler

#2103
Apr 18, 2008, 07:13 AM
QuoteRecent viewings:
City Of Lost Children
The Shawshank Redemtion
WOW on both of those
City of Lost Children is awesome. Check out Jean-Pierre Jeunet other weird masterpiece, Delicatessen.....and Amelie.

ManNamedTruth

#2104
Apr 18, 2008, 12:51 PM
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QuoteRecent viewings:
City Of Lost Children
The Shawshank Redemtion
WOW on both of those
City of Lost Children is awesome. Check out Jean-Pierre Jeunet other weird masterpiece, Delicatessen.....and Amelie.

saw Amelie, looking for Delicatessen next.
That's motherfuckin' John Oates!

dragonboy

#2105
Apr 18, 2008, 12:52 PM
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QuoteRecent viewings:
City Of Lost Children
The Shawshank Redemtion
WOW on both of those
City of Lost Children is awesome. Check out Jean-Pierre Jeunet other weird masterpiece, Delicatessen.....and Amelie.

saw Amelie, looking for Delicatessen next.
& don't forget A Very Long Engagement.
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aMD

#2106
Apr 18, 2008, 11:46 PM
just saw no country for old men again and it was SO much better the second time!  I still don't fully get it, but it may be one of their best after all.  I'm definitely going to see it again.  I love movies like that which is why i love the coens.

sweatboard

#2107
Apr 19, 2008, 01:57 AM
Quotejust saw no country for old men again and it was SO much better the second time!  I still don't fully get it, but it may be one of their best after all.  I'm definitely going to see it again.  I love movies like that which is why i love the coens.

     
I've only seen it once.  I was blown away by the camera shots and overall atmosphere.  Javier Bardem's character was one of the most memorable of all time.  I think this movie had a strange pace to it.  It seemed to move really slowly and carefully, yet keep your heart and mind racing.  It's defiantly something I want to see again.  It's like the payoff at the end couldn't possibly live up to how much I enjoyed just watching the movie as it happened.  
There's Still Time.........

MarkW

#2108
Apr 19, 2008, 09:01 AM
Lord of War.  First Cage film for a while in which he out-acted his hair.

Feel asleep 40 minutes in to American Gangster.  Tooo tired.  I'm looking forward to watching the rest though.
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vespachick

#2109
Apr 20, 2008, 03:23 AM
Shortbus. Lots of cock and tits, kind of erotic, but mostly I think a big poufy tease.  I did like the soundtrack and I discovered at the closing credits that Yo La Tengo did the original score which was interesting and 'collective' folks where well represented t my suprise/delight.  All In All Not a bad flick, a decent rental.  What I got out of it: things aren't always what they seem.  

I also finally watched Into The Wild.  Of course, I knew how it would end, but still, what a downer. Good story though and still: thumbs up! Despite Chris/Alexander's freaky too-much-moussed-hair, I found I wanted to learn more about the side stories of people befriended.  
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dragonboy

#2110
Apr 21, 2008, 10:07 AM
Watched The Lost Boys for the first time in years last night. Along with Star Wars, Jaws, Flash Gordon, Raiders, Goonies & Back To The Future etc this was one of the movies that I remember clearly from my childhood. It wasn't a complete shocker but it hasn't aged that well. Jack Bauer was good & Corey Haim was quite funny but Corey Feldman was pretty bad & Jason Patrick were terrible. Apparently they've made a 'straight to DVD' sequel due later this year?

Movie Quiz time: In what over film did Kiefer & Corey Feldman share the screen?
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Kimbos_Evil_Bread

#2111
Apr 21, 2008, 10:16 AM
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Movie Quiz time: In what over film did Kiefer & Corey Feldman share the screen?


why that would be 'Stand By Me' of course!
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Kimbos_Evil_Bread

#2112
Apr 21, 2008, 02:34 PM
QuoteShortbusI also finally watched Into The Wild.  Of course, I knew how it would end, but still, what a downer. Good story though and still: thumbs up! Despite Chris/Alexander's freaky too-much-moussed-hair, I found I wanted to learn more about the side stories of people befriended.  


I found them a lot more interesting than Chris/Alexander's character myself.  Hal Holbrook just broke my heart when he said goodbye to Supertramp.
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red

#2113
Apr 21, 2008, 03:52 PM
Before the Devil Knows Your Dead
A fairly good film from Sidney Lumet, it was too convoluted at times for my taste, but overall it was quite enjoyable.  Great performances from Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Ethan Hawke, Albert Finney and Marisa Tomei.

The Savages
Quite possibly the best film I've seen in the past year.  So truthful.  So painful.  Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Laurey Linney were nothing short of incredible.  Highly recommended.  (Lovely to see some Daniel Clowes artwork too!)

dragonboy

#2114
Apr 21, 2008, 07:47 PM
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Movie Quiz time: In what over film did Kiefer & Corey Feldman share the screen?


why that would be 'Stand By Me' of course!
Well played Sir! Love that movie, need to watch it again...

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dragonboy

#2115
Apr 21, 2008, 07:48 PM
QuoteBefore the Devil Knows Your Dead
A fairly good film from Sidney Lumet, it was too convoluted at times for my taste, but overall it was quite enjoyable.  Great performances from Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Ethan Hawke, Albert Finney and Marisa Tomei.

The Savages
Quite possibly the best film I've seen in the past year.  So truthful.  So painful.  Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Laurey Linney were nothing short of incredible.  Highly recommended.  (Lovely to see some Daniel Clowes artwork too!)
Want to see both of those, cheers K!
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LizKing531

#2116
Apr 22, 2008, 07:45 AM
Going All the Way - Jeremy Davies & Ben Affleck - Post-Korean War coming-of age about 2 buddies from the army.  Set In Indianapolis!


Its an average movie - but it's cool to see Indy on the big screen

Angry Ewok

#2117
Apr 22, 2008, 09:27 PM
Saw Forbidden Kingdom this weekend... I'm a huge Jet Li fan. He busts out the Mantis style, which is sweet. Jackie Chan busted out the Zui Quan, the only style that I'm even remotely effective in... I knew from there on that even if the movie sucked, I'd leave happy.

It was "aight"... Popcorn movie.
--- and that's 2 real 4 u.

ManNamedTruth

#2118
Apr 22, 2008, 10:10 PM
Being There, or Delicatessen tonight? Leaning toward Being There.
That's motherfuckin' John Oates!

Kimbos_Evil_Bread

#2119
Apr 23, 2008, 12:13 PM
can never go wrong with Delicatessen IMO
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