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Mister_G
01-03-2006, 18:53
This afternoon ,I went to the cinema to watch BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN !
It's such a beautiful movie !

Lazer
01-03-2006, 19:03
I saw Brokeback Mountain a couple of weeks back. I agree its a beautiful film. Its very sad though. Im not really an emotional person but i felt like crying, i felt really sorry for Heath Ledgers character, as well as Jake "SEX" Gynehall (think it spelt right :confused: ) Wont say too much incase anyone hasnt seen it.

They just wanted to be together. It was so powerful that i came out as bisexual to my family after watching it

I could realte so much to the characters, i felt like i was watching my own life, only there was a much happier ending. :)

Kiyuri
02-03-2006, 08:13
Monty Python and The Holy Grail. 'Nuff said.

Also, this makes the 10,0000 post in Off Topic

roentgen
02-03-2006, 15:17
ONE MISSED CALL

softlad
02-03-2006, 22:01
'Primer'

Wha'!?! :confused: :confused: :confused:

vespertine
02-03-2006, 22:04
"Donnie Darko"...I was just curious...I got a free copy with a newspaper a while back. :)

MaD dOctoR
02-03-2006, 22:05
Originally posted by TremblingStar
There's one tiny bit of Mallrats where Jay does this random bit of moshing into Silent Bob who picks him up and 'puts him back into the pit' - it always really makes me laugh.

Also, Jason Lee = cool. Anybody else watching My Name Is Earl?

Yup cool show

Loved the flashback scene with Earl and Crab mans best moments
"Hey Crab Man" "Hey Earl"
"Hey Crab Man" "Hey Earl"
so on and so forth

Daz

Mister_G
03-03-2006, 11:03
Originally posted by Lazer
I saw Brokeback Mountain a couple of weeks back. I agree its a beautiful film. Its very sad though. Im not really an emotional person but i felt like crying, i felt really sorry for Heath Ledgers character, as well as Jake "SEX" Gynehall (think it spelt right :confused: ) Wont say too much incase anyone hasnt seen it.

They just wanted to be together. It was so powerful that i came out as bisexual to my family after watching it

I could realte so much to the characters, i felt like i was watching my own life, only there was a much happier ending. :)

That's a lovely story ! :)
It's a strong film indeed ,and it makes you think about life and other important things indeed ...


BTW ,it's 'Gyllenhaal' :p Everybody has troubles spelling his name correctly -saying it iut loud is even worse !

Cylo
03-03-2006, 12:33
i saw this movie once and i never understood the end story neither the moral of the story if their is one

setsuno
03-03-2006, 15:51
"I *heart* Huckabees": that movie is insane! I need to watch it again to be sure I understood everything properly...

evilpink_queeny
03-03-2006, 15:53
Originally posted by setsuno
"I *heart* Huckabees": that movie is insane! I need to watch it again to be sure I understood everything properly...

haha me to ive seen it twice and i still dont get it....:rolleyes:

setsuno
03-03-2006, 16:05
Originally posted by evilpink_queeny
haha me to ive seen it twice and i still dont get it....:rolleyes:

next time I'll watch it with English subtitles on... might help!

vespertine
03-03-2006, 18:42
"Serenity" and I loved it. :D

C_myrna
04-03-2006, 05:28
21 grams
brokeback mountain
aeon flux
transamerica

Cylo
04-03-2006, 13:01
i am watching a funny french movie, where lot of shit happened because of a rumour, it is stupid sometime to see all the problems it create when it is very easy to find out if the rumours is true or not , a call is enough sometimes

MagicMaker
04-03-2006, 13:17
Pulp Fiction. I'll watch it again today as I wasn't paying much attention yesterday.;)

peppermintpig
04-03-2006, 13:36
"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" is on TV now. This film is so gay - it`s fabulous! All those buff American blokes prancing about :D

The Carpathian
04-03-2006, 13:49
Originally posted by peppermintpig
"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" is on TV now. This film is so gay - it`s fabulous! All those buff American blokes prancing about :D

Bah, propaganda !

Everybody knows gentlemen prefer raven-haired brunettes !!

Stephanie
04-03-2006, 14:14
Originally posted by setsuno
"I *heart* Huckabees": that movie is insane! I need to watch it again to be sure I understood everything properly...

It's considered an existential comedy. So, if you've never delved into existentialism or you're not a big fan of philosophy....well, you might be out of the loop on this one. It's an hysterical film, I went out and bought the DVD.

softlad
04-03-2006, 21:47
Originally posted by VisualFallacy
Though I might drag my mate to see date movie at the weekend!! Dont groan at me, I know its going to be crap, but I have to see alyson!!
It would appear you're not wrong. (http://www.metacritic.com/film/titles/datemovie)

VIA-L8
04-03-2006, 21:50
Saw

jtram01
05-03-2006, 18:45
The Wizard of Oz

setsuno
05-03-2006, 18:54
Full Metal Jacket... Yeah ok..... why not but... next!

bonita
05-03-2006, 19:07
'Capote' is worth seeing. Personally, I would be more interested in watching a movie about his relationships with people like Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor, than the two murderers. But he deserves that Oscar.

greenwell64
05-03-2006, 20:28
Not a film, as such; but I have to rave on a bit about seeing Barbra Striesand's show Color Me Barbra, a landmark color show broadcast on CBS-TV in 1966, and shown on our PBS station last night. Just a great piece of entertainment with her running about the Philadelphia Art Museum in a piece shot in the 36-hour period that it was closed on a weekend.

Mad Frankie
05-03-2006, 20:38
Flesh Gordon .. i laughed so much i nearly pissed my pants..

VisualFallacy
06-03-2006, 08:12
I went to see Date Movie last night at the flicks... dont laugh at me! I forced my mate to go and see it just so I could have an undisturbed 90 minutes full on Alyson Hannigan viewing and oh my god I wasnt let down... even in the fat suit at the beginning she's still gorgeous!! Then when they pimp her ride... oh oh oh! I'm still trying to calm down from all the excitement!!


The film actually wasnt as crap as I was expecting it to be...but still crap! Jennifer Coolidge isnt in it nearly enough!

I am going to be thinking happily about Alyson in a Kill Bill yellow jumpsuit for the rest of my days!!

VisualFallacy
06-03-2006, 10:14
Ahh I just found this... I'm in heaven!!

jimmyjamjar
06-03-2006, 10:18
Watched the Garden State last night and really liked it - except the obviously-tacked-on-after-public-screenings happy ending. Great Frou Frou track at the end that i'd never heard before - might have to hear some more of their stuff - also an acoustic cover of Postal Service's "Such Great Heights" was sneaked in somewhere as well.

setsuno
06-03-2006, 12:17
Originally posted by jimmyjamjar
Watched the Garden State last night and really liked it

I can't believe this is supposed to be an independent movie, off Sundance Festival... I thought the first half hour was ok..... then it went all completely wrong

Twisty
06-03-2006, 12:24
mmm, i REALLY wanted an unhappy ending for garden state....but thats just the kind of person i am!

TremblingStar
09-03-2006, 00:18
OK, I'm about to put one on, its a toss up between:

Goodbye Lenin
Strictly Ballroom

I've seen both before but I'm erring towards 'Goodbye Lenin'.

tattmaylor
09-03-2006, 10:03
Wht happens at the end of Being There?

It was late and i fell asleep!!!:rolleyes:

jimmyjamjar
11-03-2006, 15:31
Watched Party MOnster again last night - I love this film so much it's sooo good - Macauley is just so watchable, as is Chloe Sevigny (although it's not her best performance). Great soundtrack too. Class :D

Keith
11-03-2006, 23:11
Syriana - at the cinema the other day.

It doesn't pack the same emotional punch that Traffic did, but it's a decent enough film. I'm not sure George Clooney deserved the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for this but I'm glad he got something for being so commited to bringing us intelligent, grown up films.

vespertine
12-03-2006, 18:08
"The Odd Couple 2".

:D

chrissybobs
13-03-2006, 08:43
i watched that new one with queen latifah which was good. I also watched Brokeback Mountain which i didnt think was good

C_myrna
13-03-2006, 14:47
lately
madagascar
capote
and hostel (which made me puke, totally gross)

setsuno
14-03-2006, 20:10
I've just watched "The Hills Have Eyes", the original one by Wes Craven.... Ooooh... that was disappointing! Still I'm curious about Alexandre Ajar's remake...

I think I will stick to "The Last House on the Left", which I really liked...

MARK24NWUK
14-03-2006, 23:23
last film was into the blue ... complete pap .... paul walker though :D

jimmyjamjar
15-03-2006, 18:55
My Little Eye - started really good (bloody good music), but kind of withered away :( Why does this happen with so many films??

setsuno
15-03-2006, 20:07
Robot Stories.... from my video club... well that was a disappointing... very very cheap-looking... I thought the cover looked good and the idea of getting 4 movies into 1 too...

oh and why do I ever get trapped again in the idea that if it won shitloads of prizes there's a reason to it??? The Oscars are the ultimate piece of evidence

Apollo
15-03-2006, 20:08
Capote.... it was pretty darn good

The Carpathian
15-03-2006, 20:35
"Hostel".

Ignore the hype and think of it as a film of two halves:-

1) First part:

Boring, cliched, badly written, totally lacking in character shaping, dumb and a big assembled-by-numbers plot. Has some naughties in it but even that was as sexy as....well, it wasn't, ok.

2) Second part:

If you've seen Japanese horror gore by people like Takashi Miike then it's nothing worse than that. If you haven't then you'll find some of the torture scenes to be very horrific and quite distasteful.

An example, semi-obscured for those of a sensitive nature, is a young Asian woman having her eyeball cut out with a drill and a soldering iron such that her eyeball hangs out on it's optic nerve. This is then snipped with cutters by the hero to stop her pain. Also a guy having his achilles tendons sliced with a knife and then encouraged to try and run away. Not nice. There, you can come back now. Oh, and don't quote that bit as, I think, it loses to colouring and is unfair to those not wishing to read such things.

All in all it's not worth the hype, has not one iota of Tarantino flair even with a "Quentin Tarantino Presents" poster hook. If you like old-scool 70's splattery horror then you have 30mins at the end done poorly. The one slight twist at the end does nothing to redeem yet another v. poor American horror film.

{sigh}

softlad
15-03-2006, 21:47
Caught a review for 'V For Vendetta' on Radio 4s 'Front Row' the other night - not complimentary. Gist was that here is a film with the writers of 'The Matrix' (brilliant visuals, load-of-b*ll*ks storyline) teamed up with the director of Charlies Angels (James McTeigue) making a flat looking, pretentious mess. Various other reviews haven't been too hot either. A pity as I was quite looking forward to it.

APL
17-03-2006, 19:59
Caught a review for 'V For Vendetta' on Radio 4s 'Front Row' the other night - not complimentary. Gist was that here is a film with the writers of 'The Matrix' (brilliant visuals, load-of-b*ll*ks storyline) teamed up with the director of Charlies Angels (James McTeigue) making a flat looking, pretentious mess. Various other reviews haven't been too hot either. A pity as I was quite looking forward to it.

Jonathan Ross hated it on Film 2006, The Guardian hated it today...let's face it, Alan Moore hates it.

The old cynic in me says: "What do you expect? It's Hollywood." But I honestly haven't heard anyone put in a good word for it.

APL

softlad
17-03-2006, 21:30
Ooooh dear....:(

The Carpathian
17-03-2006, 22:31
...let's face it, Alan Moore hates it.

Nope, untrue.

He abhors it, denies it and has disowned it.

"Hate" is far too sleight a term for what Moore thinks of all three films made of his work so far.

bonita
17-03-2006, 22:59
The Breakfast Club on tv last week. I never get tired of watching that film!

evilpink_queeny
17-03-2006, 23:04
just been to cinema went to see last holiday but we missed a showing and next was 2 hours later so saw crash...

i thought it was meant to be a serious film...but i laughed at most of it...

it was strange....but good id definitly watch it again..

greenwell64
18-03-2006, 07:01
Nope, untrue.

He abhors it, denies it and has disowned it.

"Hate" is far too sleight a term for what Moore thinks of all three films made of his work so far.

Got to put this in; a review from the Christianity Today website...


http://www.christianitytoday.com/movies/reviews/2006/vforvendetta.html

The Carpathian
18-03-2006, 10:29
Got to put this in; a review from the Christianity Today website...


http://www.christianitytoday.com/movies/reviews/2006/vforvendetta.html

Just checked that out and saw:-

The Wachowskis have made the story more cohesive by smoothing out some of the details and clarifying some of the more abstract themes, while also punching up the dialogue with more heart and humor.

That's exactly why Moore hates them - he engineers a tone, style and pace to fit the story he wants to tell and film makers go "Ah, let's change it and have more or less of x, y or z".

Maybe the point is NOT to have the humour or to leave abstract idea to challenge the reader.

C_myrna
18-03-2006, 10:43
for the last 2 nights im trying to watch syriana but i sleep in like 20 mins :D

jimmyjamjar
18-03-2006, 11:50
The Breakfast Club on tv last week. I never get tired of watching that film!

I love that film sooooooo much!

I watched Melinda and Melinda the other day and while I'm not a huge Woody Allen fan, it caught me in the right moodb and found it quite funny and moving too - with subtle moments of genius in there too. The whole piano duet thing and reading into someone's soul was amazing.

setsuno
18-03-2006, 14:43
"But I'm a Cheerleader" Ok I admit I laughed several times.... but it's definately not a good film

APL
18-03-2006, 21:22
Nope, untrue.

He abhors it, denies it and has disowned it.

"Hate" is far too sleight a term for what Moore thinks of all three films made of his work so far.

Once again, Mr. C, you shame us with the clarity of your vision. You are quite correct.

I'd still like to see Pixar try a D.R. & Quinch film though...

APL

setsuno
18-03-2006, 23:35
"Rosemary's Baby". I had been waiting for such a long to watch it! I liked it! Not quite what I expected, a bit far-fetched... but good!

LAnights
18-03-2006, 23:39
"Rosemary's Baby". I had been waiting for such a long to watch it! I liked it! Not quite what I expected, a bit far-fetched... but good!

its not far fetched, i in fact am rosemary's baby :eek:

jimmyjamjar
19-03-2006, 10:38
"Rosemary's Baby".

SUCH a great film!

jimmyjamjar
19-03-2006, 10:39
"Rosemary's Baby".

SUCH a great film - love it!

staddsy
19-03-2006, 10:49
I watched Black Hawk Down last night on UK Gold.

*sighs* All those men in uniform *thinks of JJJ in his soldiers uniform* ;) :D

tattmaylor
19-03-2006, 16:48
28 days later...

I still think this is a great film, beautifully put together. My zombie film fan mate hated it, but i think he was being a zombie snob.

Quite like the fact they put the alternate ending from teh DVD on last night after the film had finished and i quite liked it (even though our hero died!) :(

staddsy
19-03-2006, 18:17
I caught the end of that too, when BHD finished. Great film :D

Cylo
19-03-2006, 18:22
I am watching friends, but i was not able to watch all of it, :mad:

Heavy-Duty Boy
19-03-2006, 22:17
FührerEx

Only watched because I fell in love with one of the actors but it was a great movie. Deals with the DDR(is that GDR in english?) and Nazis. Very good.

TremblingStar
19-03-2006, 22:30
28 days later...

I still think this is a great film, beautifully put together. My zombie film fan mate hated it, but i think he was being a zombie snob.


He's a 'snombie'?

Arf.:p

petercross
19-03-2006, 22:46
I've been watching loads of old Alfred Hitchcock films recently. Today I watched 'North by Northwest'.

Hitch made classic films that stand up so well today - not only great movies but interesting to watch from a film making point of view, techniques, camera angles, tricks etc.

MaD dOctoR
19-03-2006, 22:47
I didn't really like that, english actors can't really do the zombie thing
apart from ripping the piss out of it, like in "Shaun Of The Dead" now that's
an english Zombie film to be proud of.

Simon Pegg the king of Rom-Zom-Com

dOc

TremblingStar
19-03-2006, 23:03
I didn't really like that, english actors can't really do the zombie thing
apart from ripping the piss out of it, like in "Shaun Of The Dead" now that's
an english Zombie film to be proud of.

Simon Pegg the king of Rom-Zom-Com

dOc

I think its more due to the fact that we're only used to American Zombie films. I can't think of any better Zombie films than 28DL in the past decade at least.

MaD dOctoR
19-03-2006, 23:15
I think its more due to the fact that we're only used to American Zombie films. I can't think of any better Zombie films than 28DL in the past decade at least.

well actually that is a zombie film

and it's 10 times better than 28 days Later (It really was the acting)

dOc

von_tease
19-03-2006, 23:21
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang which was fantastic and a film called The Happiness of the Katakuris.... a japanese zombie musical (yes, really :D . Gotta love Miike Takashi....)

Katya

tattmaylor
19-03-2006, 23:27
I think its more due to the fact that we're only used to American Zombie films. I can't think of any better Zombie films than 28DL in the past decade at least.

Yeah! The Americans put in more black humour and gore but took away the drama and atmosphere of horror and shock.

I mean there are plenty of Zombie genre films made every year (with the same old plot ... it's the set pieces the fans like. How many different ways to hkill a zombie, etcc) but they play to specific audiences. At least Danny Boyle's film was catering to a wider audience and 'intelligent' horror fans.

It's funny as the new 'Dawn of the Dead' remake suddenly had the 'fast & furious' zombies in it ...mmm wonder where he got that idea? I mean, even Shaun of the Dead takes the piss of useless zombies!

Danni
19-03-2006, 23:38
garden State...
<3

MaD dOctoR
19-03-2006, 23:39
garden State...
<3

Is that with Zach Braff? any good??????????????

dOc

Danni
19-03-2006, 23:58
yesss it is wonderful

jimmyjamjar
20-03-2006, 10:28
Me and You and everyone we know.

Bizarre but fookin' brilliant. Loved the blow-job scene.

))<>((

setsuno
20-03-2006, 12:44
Me and You and everyone we know.

Bizarre but fookin' brilliant. Loved the blow-job scene.

))<>((

:) :D :) I'm in love with that movie and its actors...
One of the only movies which did not have me thinking "fuck, these kids can't act! kill'em all!!!!"

so many brillant ideas in just one movie!!

check Miranda July's blog (http://meandyou.typepad.com/)!

jimmyjamjar
21-03-2006, 13:17
Bad Education. Good film made better by the very watchable Gael Garcia Bernal.

vespertine
21-03-2006, 13:46
"The Cell"

:)

setsuno
21-03-2006, 17:09
"Volver", Almodovar's new movie... very very nice!

Neo-Noir
21-03-2006, 18:21
Watched a DVD of Happy Endings, the latest film by Don Roos (who did The Opposite Of Sex). Nowhere near as good as TOoS, but it has its moments.

Bad Education. Good film made better by the very watchable Gael Garcia Bernal.


Too right. I saw that at the cinema about three or four times. Gael makes a great homme fatale. He looked pretty as a girl as well as a boy (he reminded me of Juliette Lewis in drag, strangely).

MaD dOctoR
21-03-2006, 18:30
V for Vendetta

eh! it's ok, drags in places, but all in all quite watchable!

I do like his V ramble at the start! that was quite funny!

dOc

Neo-Noir
21-03-2006, 18:41
Watched quite a few DVDs when I was on holiday last week. Alexander (not quite as bad as I'd expected from all the reviews, but a bit too long), Team America: World Police (pretty funny, and I had that ‘America - fuck yeah!’) song stuck in my head for days), Crash (ok, but a bit heavy-handed and obvious - don't know how it beat Brokeback Mountain for the Best Picture Oscar) and Mr & Mrs Smith (even speaking as a total 'mo, I have to say, Angelina Jolie is smokin' hot).

staddsy
21-03-2006, 19:16
I watched Red Dragon yesterday, love Anthony Hopkins :D

softlad
21-03-2006, 20:15
I'm still trying to work out 'Primer'. :confused::(

setsuno
22-03-2006, 23:44
Flashdance! :rolleyes:

I had never seen it and wanted to watch it only for Jennifer Beals... well it was not as bad as I thought it would be... cheesy as fuck though lol

Twisty
23-03-2006, 00:31
Bad Education. Good film made better by the very watchable Gael Garcia Bernal.

my favourite film ever

also really looking forward to seeing that new almodovar film

FightMe
23-03-2006, 00:39
The Truman Show, tis gooood ya!

OrangeSmartie
23-03-2006, 15:46
Howl's moving castle

MaD dOctoR
24-03-2006, 04:36
The Hills Have Eye's (2006)

great film, nice and Bloody just the way I like em

simple math Blood and Gore + Emilie De Ravin + Mental Mountain folk = Great Movie :eek:

dOc

M. June
24-03-2006, 06:34
I watched Red Dragon yesterday, love Anthony Hopkins :D
Edward Norton is so gorgeous ! I love that movie.
Today I watched 'Everything is Illuminated' and 'The Squid and The Whale'.

Stephanie
24-03-2006, 12:29
Edward Norton is so gorgeous ! I love that movie.
Today I watched 'Everything is Illuminated' and 'The Squid and The Whale'.

Oh mi gawd. Everything is Illuminated was quite the sad shocker for me. A friend of mine is a big Eugene Hutz fan (he's also in a band called Gogol Bordello, a sort of punk/gypsy/eastern european hybrid). We both thought it was going to be a comedy and by the end both of us had tears running down our faces. He was fantastic in that film.

M. June
24-03-2006, 20:52
Oh mi gawd. Everything is Illuminated was quite the sad shocker for me. A friend of mine is a big Eugene Hutz fan (he's also in a band called Gogol Bordello, a sort of punk/gypsy/eastern european hybrid). We both thought it was going to be a comedy and by the end both of us had tears running down our faces. He was fantastic in that film.

Yeah - honestly I didn't know what to expect the trailers were funny sometimes and than emotional in others - I also thought it was going to be a comedy but I too was crying !

M. June
24-03-2006, 20:52
Oh and I also went to see Gogol Bordello here and my boyfriend and I ran into Elijah !!!

Stephanie
25-03-2006, 01:19
Oh and I also went to see Gogol Bordello here and my boyfriend and I ran into Elijah !!!

Wow very cool.....I knew Elijah was a fan of his - I think he was the reason Eugene was in the film to begin with.

Eugene Hutz is quite the character eh? He used to DJ one night a week at this place called The Bulgarian Bar here in NYC. It was a Bulgarian social club turned wacko night club ;), but loads of fun.

Stephanie
25-03-2006, 01:24
Yeah - honestly I didn't know what to expect the trailers were funny sometimes and than emotional in others - I also thought it was going to be a comedy but I too was crying !

"This is drivers seeing eye bitch".......haa haa.

xKEKOx
25-03-2006, 01:50
Wallace & Gromit
:)

Chocobo
25-03-2006, 01:58
Spirited Away

jimmyjamjar
27-03-2006, 00:02
Saw Elephant the other night - about the Columbine School shootings- amazing film but you have to be in the right frame of mind. Best Gus Van Sant film in ages - brilliant use of the piano music when one of the kids is playing the shoot em up game.

setsuno
27-03-2006, 00:57
"Memories of Murders".... disappointed.... ok though

VisualFallacy
27-03-2006, 07:25
Watched American Pie on 5 last night... can't resist a bit of the old 'say my name bitch' when its on TV, ahh Alyson your beauty knows no bounds!

Cylo
27-03-2006, 14:34
i was watching the making of pink panther, it is so funny the old movies this one look the same too, but i dont like the first role of the actor, the second is better knowing that he is more natural, i did not see it yet but i am sure that inspector clouseau will face many funny problems like in the old movie when his boss wanted all his glory for himself the same like the old movies , and the expectations of the people who got robbed to get their possessions, so many funny problems
i love this movie :D :D

corvina
01-04-2006, 21:44
The quest for Fire ok so no one gets to say very much but every onespeaks volumes....I love this film: Thanx to my friend Debi for not only sending me the DVD but also the region 1 player to watch it on...Debi you are a class act!

Chocobo
01-04-2006, 21:49
Kill Bill vol. 1 - Loved it, it was so exciting and Uma Thurman's such a good actress. It pisses all over Sin City:)

evilpink_queeny
01-04-2006, 22:24
just watched 50 first dates...aww i loved it, just the knid of film i wanted to watch tonight...

Danni
01-04-2006, 22:37
Creep, this was a god awful film. If you haven't seen it, there is really no need to.

Heavy-Duty Boy
01-04-2006, 22:40
Creep, this was a god awful film. If you haven't seen it, there is really no need to.
I agree a 100%

greenwell64
01-04-2006, 22:48
A DVD I've seen lately is a collection of CBS News footage of Apollo moon shots. The 60's animation was kind of quaint; but the Saturn V launches are still a thing to behold. The most awesome display of human made power this side of an atomic bomb.

vespertine
02-04-2006, 00:05
"Ichi The Killer" and "Audition"...back to back...it wasn't pretty...

Chocobo
02-04-2006, 00:26
"Ichi The Killer" and "[B]Audition"/B]...back to back...it wasn't pretty...

That film really is quite disturbing! The tongue! The goddamn tongue!!!!!!!!

jnb2
02-04-2006, 00:41
Hysterical!!!!!!

setsuno
02-04-2006, 00:41
That film really is quite disturbing! The tongue! The goddamn tongue!!!!!!!!

and the baaaack!!!!! I don't think I want to see that movie again in a long time!!

oh, and I think Audition was such a huge disappointment......!!!

setsuno
02-04-2006, 00:44
I've just seen Charlie's Angels 2. Ok it's some mainstream shit and stuff... but I just love the randomness in it, how nothing is taken seriously, how unreal it all is!!

I also agree that it's a 1h30 music video... but I just love it! Sexy, funny...

guvnorbird
02-04-2006, 03:44
requiem for a dream

totally f'ed up and dark nightmare inducing stuff!

MaD dOctoR
02-04-2006, 12:07
Assault On Precinct 13 (Remake) eh......I preferred the original....but this one was ok!

Duece Bigalow: European Gigalow.....quite funny.

Mean Girls, (I've seen it before, but had to watch it again to see Lindsay Lohan's chestages in that santa outfit) and I quite like it too!

Team America, had to watch it again for the Pussy, Cock, Asshole speech :D!
great film!

dOc

Danni
02-04-2006, 12:47
"Ichi The Killer" and "Audition"...back to back...it wasn't pretty...
argh my friend made me watch those back to back aswell..I spent a lot of time with my face behind a cushion I must say.

The Carpathian
02-04-2006, 13:03
requiem for a dream

totally f'ed up and dark nightmare inducing stuff!

Welcome to the forum !

We've mentioned that film on here before - it really gets to you, doesn't it !

setsuno
04-04-2006, 19:45
"Jamón Jamón" (A Tale of Ham and Passion)

Funny :D
And for those that still think that Penélope Cruz is gorgeous, watch that film!!

The Carpathian
04-04-2006, 23:44
"Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" just finished about, er, now.

Very enjoyable - funny, clever, inventive, corny, sexy and Val Kilmer does 'gay' stupidly well. I'm sure there's a more elegant way of commenting on his character but I'm just off to bed and the brain has started that process early.

Go rent/buy/borrow the film - it's very good. Tell them Carpy recommended it.

jimmyjamjar
04-04-2006, 23:49
[QUOTE=The Carpathian]"Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" QUOTE]

I saw that last week and indeed, it is bloody marvellous! very funny.

Watched The Motorcycle Diaries ealier - nice film - have to be in the right sort of mood - made we want to go to Peru. And it's got Gael in it which is ALWAYS a bonus.

MaD dOctoR
05-04-2006, 02:52
Kung Fu Hustle - Brilliant film, very funny, very action packed, excellent Martial Arts.

Bewitched - watched/fell asleep through, not very good at all, is it just me or is Will Ferrell not that funny as a lead? Liked him in Anchorman though. (Ooh yeah and watch out for Nicole Kidman's RED hands, she's got really bad circulation problems)

Land Of The Dead - Ok, but not as good as Dawn Of The Dead (or "Amanecer De Los Muertos" as I saw it) and no where near as good as Shaun Of The Dead!

Cursed - hmmmm not sure about this one really, first half.....eh..ok, last half quite funny in places, (The Werewolf giving the finger) not a well thought out story at all!

House Of Wax - Actually quite good, I was not looking forward to watching it after what people had said about it (But then that always seems to make the film better for some reason, probably because your hopes arent up) and I must say I was quite Impressed by Paris Hilton, Ok she's not gonna win any awards for it, but I think she did a pretty good job with the role, and I've seen that role played a lot worse. But Elisha Cuthbert was my star! :D

Without A Paddle - Very Funny Film, Seth Green always good, C-3PO impression's to boot. (And look out for Randy, Earl's brother, playing......well....basically the same role he does in "My Name Is Earl")

dOc

staddsy
05-04-2006, 06:51
Saw II :eek:

Spent a lot of the film with my hands over my eyes....EEWWWWWWW!!!! :(

VisualFallacy
05-04-2006, 07:25
Awwww I really wanna watch Saw II, I'm waiting for someone to buy it on DVD so I can steal and watch... I'm still freaked out about the first one! My mate Jo said to me...'cover your eyes when the bit comes up about the eyes...you'll sit there thinking 'no they seriously cant have that happen in the film' but then, oh oh... it happens!' and now I'm dead curious cuz I want to knoowwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!

Maybe I should stop being cheap and just buy it, but Im weird in the fact...if I have a scary film in my house I think the films more real, and having the DVD lurking on my shelf will just scare me even more!


I watched Virgin Suicides at the weekend, ooh and then I watched Bound on Monday, Such a lesbian cult film. One lezzog I was talking to said she couldnt believe I hadnt seen it and it was on amazon for less than a fiver so I bought it to watch... I dunno what the lezzers are on about, it was a good film but the lesbian relationship in it was rubbish!! They go on about the 'bed scene' and how it'll get me ready to pounce on the next girl I see! I though said scene was boring and they hardly showed anything anyway!! Stupid lezzogs getting excited over nothing!

God I mentioned lesbians a lot in that last paragraph!

staddsy
05-04-2006, 08:34
Awwww I really wanna watch Saw II, I'm waiting for someone to buy it on DVD so I can steal and watch... I'm still freaked out about the first one! My mate Jo said to me...'cover your eyes when the bit comes up about the eyes...you'll sit there thinking 'no they seriously cant have that happen in the film' but then, oh oh... it happens!' and now I'm dead curious cuz I want to knoowwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!



It's totally gross. The very first few scenes with the guy in just his pants is awful, put me right off my Tangy Cheese Dorito's :D

It's a good film though, has a great twist at the end of it. I shall say no more ;)

VisualFallacy
05-04-2006, 08:39
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww I wanna see!! Is it scarier than the first one? i.e. am I gonna carry on checking the back seat of my car every time I get into it? and am I gonna keep seing weird pig head people everywhere?

staddsy
05-04-2006, 08:41
Agggggghhhhh the pig head!!!! :eek: Erm yes, you might still have visions of it (coming out of your bath) :eek:

It's a good film though, just as scary and gory as the first one. It's got Donnie Wahlberg in it (New Kids On The Block) :eek: :D

VisualFallacy
05-04-2006, 08:44
wasnt that mark wahlberg?or were there 2 in NKOTB? He was the one in boogie nights with the big willy wasnt he? hahah

Oh no, I'm already scared that pennywise the clown (from IT) is gonna come out of my plughole in the bath!

Anyway, I always shower, its more water efficient.

staddsy
05-04-2006, 08:46
Yes Mark was in Boogie Nights *drools at huuuuuuuuuuuge penis* :eek: But his brother was in NKOTB, and he's in Saw II.

Another thing that scares me shitless in the Saw films is that fucking Jigsaw puppet thing, on his little tricycle *trembles* :(

VisualFallacy
05-04-2006, 08:50
ohhhhhhh I hate that puppet! It freaks me out big time! Oh I get so confused, with all the wahlbergs! Im not old enough to remember NKOTB sufficiently well so as to distiguish between brothers.

EWWWWWWWwwwwwwwwwwwwww at the big penis! Why are willy's so ugly?

staddsy
05-04-2006, 08:51
They're only ugly when they're soft IMO. When they're hard they're droooooooooooooooooooooooooool :eek: ;) :D

VisualFallacy
05-04-2006, 08:58
*vomits* they're always ugly... so many veins.... *vomits again*

MaD dOctoR
05-04-2006, 12:27
Just for you girls

NKOTB (dOc is now sitting in the corner holding knees rocking on and back sayig to himself "It was not real, it was not real")

dOc

VisualFallacy
05-04-2006, 12:30
that could so have been a picture of a willy! hehe! Thanks MD... I now officially dislike you for making me paranoid about the bloody jigsaw puppet again... THANK YOU!

MaD dOctoR
05-04-2006, 12:34
that could so have been a picture of a willy! hehe! Thanks MD... I now officially dislike you for making me paranoid about the bloody jigsaw puppet again... THANK YOU!
eeewwwwwww I would never do that...........now boobs maybe.......men's bit's no way!

shudder

Jigsaw rules, (I did prefer Saw to Saw II though, liked the ending of Saw II though) and love Shawnee Smith (The only reason I ever watched Becker)

dOc

VisualFallacy
05-04-2006, 12:42
Oh this isnt fair, someone has to send me SawII! I might have words with Rachel tonight to see if she'll buy it, her boyfriend always buys stuff like that.

Speaking of which has anyone here seen any of the 'Sleepaway Camp' trilogy? I think thats what it was called...oh that was the funniest 'scary' film I ever saw! Brilliant!

Neo-Noir
05-04-2006, 12:49
Watched the new version of The Producers on DVD. Pretty funny. The guy from Desperate Housewives who plays the director's ‘common-law assistant’ is hilarious.

Also watched an advance copy of Acorn Antiques - The Musical. Julie Walters always cracks me up.

Jàmon Jàmon

That film's so sexy! The bit where Javier Bardem and the other guy are bullfighting naked? [drools] and the part where he and Penelope Cruz are doing it standing up on the hilltop is one of the sexiest sex scenes ever. I went to a film screening once where Javier Bardem gave a talk beforehand, and he was just as, if not more, tall and gorgeous in person!

MaD dOctoR
05-04-2006, 12:56
Oh this isnt fair, someone has to send me SawII! I might have words with Rachel tonight to see if she'll buy it, her boyfriend always buys stuff like that.

Speaking of which has anyone here seen any of the 'Sleepaway Camp' trilogy? I think thats what it was called...oh that was the funniest 'scary' film I ever saw! Brilliant!
If I remember correctly one of them takes place on saturday the 14th?

(that might have been a different film though, as I can't remember)

http://www.ultimate-horror.com/sleepaway/index.html

dOc

VisualFallacy
05-04-2006, 13:00
I dont remember, I think the second one is the best.. I dont recall the third but I think she comes back as a boy... or something like that! we watched all three in a row one hungover morning when I hadnt made it back to my own house and I woke up in bed with Rachel and her bloke Ross (yes its not a joke, thats their names) I think we also watched dodgeball and harold and kumar that day too... and ate loads of ice cream! hehe!

jimmyjamjar
05-04-2006, 13:36
I watched Virgin Suicides at the weekend, ooh and then I watched Bound on Monday, Such a lesbian cult film. !

Love both of those films, but I always wondered if Bound might be more for straight men rather than for the lesbotics? Great film noir though and Jenniffer Tilly is bloomin' marvellous in it.

jimmyjamjar
05-04-2006, 13:40
Also watched an advance copy of Acorn Antiques - The Musical. Julie Walters always cracks me up.

<3 Acorn Antique3s soooooo much. We've got the Best of Acorn Antiques and it's just so good. Really wish I'd seen the musical - is it good?

The Carpathian
05-04-2006, 13:43
.......Great film noir though and Jenniffer Tilly is bloomin' marvellous in it.

Once you get past the obvious plot points that everybody talks about you do realise that it's not a bad little film at all and there's plenty of twists to keep you watching.

As for the Tilly, she's really good. I'm coming to enjoy her stuff more and more. Take the latest Chuckie film for example - she's really funny in that and you get the feeling she doesn't take herself too seriously. She plays her part on this excellently and is a nice twist from the usual gangsters moll.

VisualFallacy
05-04-2006, 13:46
I did think it was a great film, but as for Jennifer... why does she have to say everything as a whisper?! I cant remember seeing her in anything else so I dont know if she does it all the time, but I just wanted to scream at the screen "STOP FUCKING WHISPERING" but that might just annoy me!

I was surprised cuz based on the fact that the entire lezzog community bum this film I thought it was gonna be crap (We're reknowned for our bad taste) but I was really pleasantly surprised. I thought it was excellently acted (minus the whispering) and now I think I might watch it again quite soon in case I missed owt!

MaD dOctoR
05-04-2006, 16:14
I did think it was a great film, but as for Jennifer... why does she have to say everything as a whisper?! I cant remember seeing her in anything else so I dont know if she does it all the time, but I just wanted to scream at the screen "STOP FUCKING WHISPERING" but that might just annoy me!

I was surprised cuz based on the fact that the entire lezzog community bum this film I thought it was gonna be crap (We're reknowned for our bad taste) but I was really pleasantly surprised. I thought it was excellently acted (minus the whispering) and now I think I might watch it again quite soon in case I missed owt! it is her voice.........nice and husky......I kinda like that for some reason! (Or maybe two)

hehe

dOc

sitheeye
05-04-2006, 16:22
i watched a film called strings last night, it was all puppets like team america but serious! it was ok!

vespertine
05-04-2006, 16:25
"Nightmare On Elm Street 3 : Dream Warriors"

Neo-Noir
05-04-2006, 16:49
<3 Acorn Antique3s soooooo much. We've got the Best of Acorn Antiques and it's just so good. Really wish I'd seen the musical - is it good?

It is quite funny, mainly for the backstage bitchery between Bo, aka Mrs Overall and Celia Imrie's Miss Babs. I didn't go and see it at the theatre though - the ticket prices were astronomical!

staddsy
05-04-2006, 18:01
that could so have been a picture of a willy! hehe! Thanks MD... I now officially dislike you for making me paranoid about the bloody jigsaw puppet again... THANK YOU!

I tried to find a picture of the pig head, no such luck.

LAnights
05-04-2006, 18:39
"Nightmare On Elm Street 3 : Dream Warriors"

i love this film! my favourite of the freddy films,


'In my breams im beautiful, and BAD'

:)

MaD dOctoR
05-04-2006, 19:17
I tried to find a picture of the pig head, no such luck.

did you mean this????

dOc

TremblingStar
08-04-2006, 19:20
Watched The Godfather again the other day and its still great.

Does anybody else think that as good as Al Pacino is, James Caan and Robert Duvall are even better?

And that Diane Keaton is amazing?

C_myrna
08-04-2006, 19:48
casanova(i didnt like...)
wolf creek(nothing original but it touched my nerves so i like it :D)

subhumanuk
08-04-2006, 19:50
The Others - simply superb. :cool:

The Carpathian
08-04-2006, 21:20
A History of Violence.

Yep, it is as good as the hype wants you to think. Multi-layered on a human level yet by turn brutally violent, surprising, visually simple but directorially brilliant.......I could go on but I'd just say to see the thing and enjoy it for yourself.

Cronenberg proves he's still as vital as ever.

evilpink_queeny
08-04-2006, 21:49
alien autopsy..

hmm...well ant and dec were in it...simple as...

left as they were probaly explaining stuff over the credits

.

jtram01
08-04-2006, 21:57
I LOVE "The Others"...


The last film I watched was "Stay Alive". It was okay. Kinda scary I guess.

evilpink_queeny
08-04-2006, 22:24
I LOVE "The Others"... .


i was undecided......but i was getting put off by the person i was with who didnt like it and kept saying can we go..grr...

keep meaning to watch it again...

TremblingStar
08-04-2006, 22:24
Watched Closer again.

I really like this film. I like the way it stays so true to its origins as a play.

evilpink_queeny
08-04-2006, 23:12
Watched Closer again.
.


ive still not seen that..:confused:

vespertine
08-04-2006, 23:32
i love this film! my favourite of the freddy films,


'In my breams im beautiful, and BAD'

:)
I always hated the way that Taryn died!! Needles are a no-no. :o

Will's death was the best. :D

...

"Will, you look tired. Why don't you have a seat?"

"No thanks, I'm fine just the way I am!"

"...for now maybe...but when you wake up : it's back in the saddle, again."

Love it!!

Anyway, I'm currently being subjected to the "Doom" film, by the brother. Afterwards, "SAW" and "SAW II" are lined up.

evilpink_queeny
08-04-2006, 23:53
'In my breams im beautiful, and BAD'[/I]

:)

no need to dream...:D

MaD dOctoR
09-04-2006, 03:01
Lemony Snickets A Series Of Unfortunate Events
Marvelous little film, really quite funny, and depressing at the same time (In a good film sort of way that is)

Wolf Creek
eh........what could have been a good film, is let down by BAD acting BAD directing and a BAD storyline (Based on true events.......hmmmm)

and another one with wolf in the title
Cry Wolf
word of advice.....stay away from this film.....that's all I can say
(Though seeing Lindy Booth in various outfits helps a little) but .....not enough!

you have been warned!
dOc

MaD dOctoR
09-04-2006, 03:06
did anyone else get the New Line Nightmare Box set with the 3d glasses ages ago, think they are still selling it, it's a good set, with the nightmare encyclopedia......

dOc

AmazonWarrior
09-04-2006, 08:13
did anyone else get the New Line Nightmare Box set with the 3d glasses ages ago, think they are still selling it, it's a good set, with the nightmare encyclopedia......

dOc

Yeah, my hubby got it and it was a really good compilation *nods* specially the encycopedia.

We watched 'Kung Fu Hustle' last time. Love that movie:D

MaD dOctoR
09-04-2006, 12:41
Yeah, my hubby got it and it was a really good compilation *nods* specially the encycopedia.

We watched 'Kung Fu Hustle' last time. Love that movie:D
Yeah Kung Fu Hustle's a great film :)

dOc

corvina
09-04-2006, 12:45
Quest for Fire...again ...No english...no subtitles ....just languages invented by Anthony Burgess...Palaelothic tribe loses fire goes to get some more...

mythical stuff

greenwell64
09-04-2006, 18:55
Quest for Fire...again ...No english...no subtitles ....just languages invented by Anthony Burgess...Palaelothic tribe loses fire goes to get some more...

mythical stuff

Pilot light: 2,000,000 BC!:D

Mister_G
09-04-2006, 19:41
Harry Potter and the goblet of fire.

*tries to post this with a twist of his magic wand and a cool spell*

The Carpathian
09-04-2006, 22:06
It's not a film but more a point of TV trivia - I couldn't find anywhere else to put it.

In the episode of "Invasion" I'm currently watching, two people go on the run in a boat called........"Klamath" !!

Danni
09-04-2006, 22:09
the Princess Bride! <3

jimmyjamjar
11-04-2006, 23:15
Saw "Transamerica" today - great film - charming and funny. Felicity Huffman is great in it - I love her and it's so weird because she really looks like a bloke. The guy who plays her son is really really hot, and you get to see his bum alot. Which is nice.

MaD dOctoR
11-04-2006, 23:41
the Princess Bride! <3
"You Killed my Father.....Prepare to Die"

dOc

setsuno
12-04-2006, 02:34
Fucking Amal

hey, not as bad as I thought it would be! I found it quite realistic and touching

mxhornet
12-04-2006, 15:07
Layer Cake.

tattmaylor
12-04-2006, 15:14
'etre et avoir'

(french doc. film about a teacher)

rather lovely ... but strangely insettling...

C_myrna
12-04-2006, 15:49
casanova
ice age-melt down
wolf creek

softlad
12-04-2006, 19:36
'etre et avoir' (french doc. film about a teacher) rather lovely ... but strangely insettling...
It all went tits up after the film was released tatt. The teacher took court action against the film makers apparently.

bibs11
12-04-2006, 20:07
ice age 2 - the meltdown

hheheheheheheheh

setsuno
12-04-2006, 21:46
It all went tits up after the film was released tatt. The teacher took court action against the film makers apparently.

well I'm not sure about the details (why? how? laws etc...) but from what I've heard, the film makers made quite a lot of money, the movie being pretty successful, and the school teacher decided the school should have some more money too.....

.. or something....

Neo-Noir
13-04-2006, 09:22
Went to a preview of this new comedy called Confetti. Quite funny. You get to see a lot of the guy who plays Jeremy in Peep Show/Robin in The Smoking Room - he plays a naturist in it.

vespertine
13-04-2006, 09:24
"Sister Act" : need to watch the second one later. :D

VisualFallacy
13-04-2006, 09:25
"Sister Act" : need to watch the second one later. :D


HAHAHAH I used to fancy the weedy little gingery nun SO much when it first came out! I saw the second one at the cinema first day it came out just to see her... but by that time I realised she was quite old and wrinkley! hhaahhahaha!!

jimmyjamjar
13-04-2006, 12:16
Went to a preview of this new comedy called Confetti. Quite funny. You get to see a lot of the guy who plays Jeremy in Peep Show/Robin in The Smoking Room - he plays a naturist in it.

Hellllooooooooo Neo you read my mind.......

http://www.goldfrapp.co.uk/msgboard/showthread.php?t=8238

Mmmmmm Jeremy from peep show naked. It's got Sophie (from peep show) with her baps out too if I'm not mistaken. Anyhoo, so that's where you were last night, I was hoping to bump into you at the closing party:rolleyes:

evilpink_queeny
13-04-2006, 13:52
just married....

what a LOAD of cack!!...

Neo-Noir
13-04-2006, 14:40
Mmmmmm Jeremy from peep show naked. It's got Sophie (from peep show) with her baps out too if I'm not mistaken. Anyhoo, so that's where you were last night, I was hoping to bump into you at the closing party

Yeah, shame I wasn't at closing party, we could have run into each other! You're right, Sophie from Peep Show does have them out in the film too! They're both quite brave doing the film actually - they both spend most of the film with it all hanging out!

vespertine
13-04-2006, 20:51
HAHAHAH I used to fancy the weedy little gingery nun SO much when it first came out! I saw the second one at the cinema first day it came out just to see her... but by that time I realised she was quite old and wrinkley! hhaahhahaha!!
I've just watched the second one. :D I liked Sister Mary Robert (the ginger one) but my favourite was always Sister Mary Patrick!! (the fat one)

When I was younger - I always wanted to goto a convent to see if the nuns were like her...

setsuno
13-04-2006, 22:43
I watched Tarnation this afternoon..... Man that was moving.... I liked it

Yes Sir
14-04-2006, 10:49
The last film I watched was Pulp Fiction FUCKING GREAT FILM!!

Peter Jeffery
14-04-2006, 13:28
I think the film I've seen most recently was the Doris Wishman classic Nude on the Moon.

peppermintpig
15-04-2006, 14:46
Attention all lovers of politically-incorrect English films from the 70s.

"On The Buses- The Movie" is just starting on ITV1.

Greenwell - you`ll miss it :( :( - make a bespoke satellite dish out of a "trashcan" lid and join in the `laughs`!!!!

jtram01
15-04-2006, 15:01
"Brokeback Mountain"

... I'm a bit lonely now. I want someone to not want to quit me. :(

greenwell64
15-04-2006, 16:47
Attention all lovers of politically-incorrect English films from the 70s.

"On The Buses- The Movie" is just starting on ITV1.

Greenwell - you`ll miss it :( :( - make a bespoke satellite dish out of a "trashcan" lid and join in the `laughs`!!!!

I saw a clip of them praticing wet road driving. The sight of a double-decker bus doing a sideways skid is somthing to behold.:eek:

setsuno
15-04-2006, 18:00
"Inside Deep Throat"

great documentary! Makes me want to watch the movie, hehe

I don't know anymore what to think of pornography, though...

Cylo
15-04-2006, 19:46
i was looking today at the music store for a movie of woodstock, old movie i seen , imagine that a community like this exist and they did a great movie, with girls dancing naked ah wish i was their , for the girls i mean

setsuno
16-04-2006, 17:38
The Broken Hearts Club... I watched it only for Justin (http://www.goldfrapp.co.uk/msgboard/showpost.php?p=168889&postcount=903) Theroux (http://www.goldfrapp.co.uk/msgboard/showpost.php?p=168892&postcount=904) (and he doesn't even have such a big part in it :().. I hate gay movies that say "we're going to sweep away all gay stereotypes, this is REAL life" and it turns out it's just as annoyingly poofy as you knew it would be... Seriously, how many awfully bad gay and lesbian movies have been released for the past... 10 years?

Funny to see some "famous" actors though. the guy from "Garden State", 2 guys from the 1st series of "Sex & the City", Superman from "Lois & Clark" (notice the quotation marks around famous)

Some people could also be annoyed by none of the actors being gay...

bibs11
16-04-2006, 21:54
just back from seeing "inside man"

it was good

vespertine
16-04-2006, 21:55
"Are You Being Served? The Movie"

MaD dOctoR
17-04-2006, 00:43
"Are You Being Served? The Movie"
Holy shit they did a movie of that........I don't remember it, or did I just block from my memory.....yes probably blocked it from my memory.........did Mrs' Slocombe's Pussy get it at the end..........?

dOc

vespertine
17-04-2006, 01:16
Holy shit they did a movie of that........I don't remember it, or did I just block from my memory.....yes probably blocked it from my memory.........did Mrs' Slocombe's Pussy get it at the end..........?

dOc
Yes! There was a movie (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Are_You_Being_Served%3F_(film))...the boyfriend says that it fits-in between season(s) two and three (somewhere in there, at least). Mrs Slocombe does go on about her pussy. :P

I think that it's great but not many people seem to like it. :(

M. June
17-04-2006, 04:44
I saw 'Thank You For Smoking' today. It was humourous, at least for an American like myself ! I was going to read the book first, but I cheated. I hate being forced to read something. ( God, that sounds so petty reading over it again ) I saw some previews for some movies I'd really love to see... Hard Candy and Kinky Boots. I also want to see the Bettie Page movie, it looks cute.

gazzaman
17-04-2006, 07:14
Supersize me!!! its brilliant and funny:D I'll never eat Mcdo again......!:eek:

staddsy
17-04-2006, 09:41
The Chronicles Of Narnia - an amazing film. Loved it from beginning to end :D

MaD dOctoR
17-04-2006, 10:43
Resident Evil Apocalypse......well it's better than the first film......but that wouldn't have been hard anyway, I didn't like the idea the way they used the Nemesis, I think they really screwed that character up, but I did like the ending, kind of, on the whole, it's not a great film, but it's watchable, just leave your brain in the fridge till it's over!

Meet The Fockers - Not as good as Meet The Parents but still ok, kinda funny in places........but very predictable as most comedy films are anyway!

Constantine - I was not looking forward to watching this as it got really bad reviews, (And Keanu Reeves is in it) but It's actually quite a good film (I know a lot of people didn't like it as they were fans of the Comic, but I wasn't so maybe thats why I liked it) plus it's got one of my fave actors in it (At the end anyway) Peter Stormare, good film!

Wedding Crashers Uncorked - I nearly turned it off near the start after the over long music part which I've blocked from my memory, but glad I stayed with it, As Isla Fisher is brilliant in it, she's mental (Which I like) oh yeah the film er the basic comedy but at least it's funny!

dOc

Diamond Black
17-04-2006, 13:52
I went to see Hostel last night. Can't exactly say I enjoyed it as its not that sort of film (if I'd enjoyed it i think I'd have to worry!! :eek: ) Definately would reccomend you go see it if you can. Very, very graphic though and not one you could watch more than once. Oh yeah, and try not to be eating anything while you're watching it!! lol

missmarymoo
17-04-2006, 15:44
Dragnet on itv3 or 4 never seen it before but my bf highly recommended it and it was a great laugh!!!

love

missmarymoo x

Mister_G
17-04-2006, 17:12
American beauty

VisualFallacy
17-04-2006, 17:18
In my hungover state at rachels house on friday morning we watched the descent and house of wax.

Both were NOT scary at all! Well the descent was... until those dudes started screaming and killing... what was that about...stupid wannabe gollums! Pant bags!! House of wax was REAaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAlly slow to begin with and then it was just funny. though paris was alright but she didnt exactly have a challenging role. Like how they made her run around in her underwear... Im sure she's used to that!

I did sit down and start watching the original italian job last night (seen it a million times) but my hangover from sat night/sun morning was too much so I couldnt focus on the screen!

tattmaylor
17-04-2006, 19:44
Chocolat

...johnny depp is no good without makeup on and juliette is a little minx :)

Keith
17-04-2006, 21:43
Rushmore.

Not bad. Bill Murray was a bit more animated than he has been in some of his more recent films.

TremblingStar
17-04-2006, 22:00
Rushmore.

Not bad. Bill Murray was a bit more animated than he has been in some of his more recent films.

I saw something where Adam Buxton (as Ken Korda) was taking the piss out of Bill Murray's 'nearly acting'. Here's Bill Murray 'nearly having an emotional breakdown', 'here's Bill Murray nearly happy', 'here's Bill Murray nearly being annoyed.' It was really funny.

Chocobo
17-04-2006, 22:00
i saw Sin City the other day. The visals were really slick and stylish, but the actual film was really boring and the actors were a bit shit really, they just seemed really wooden and weird.

jimmyjamjar
18-04-2006, 08:18
Saw.

Loved it, can't wait to see the second - is it as good anyone?

staddsy
18-04-2006, 08:22
Yes it is, and I think it's even bloodier than the first one. It's a good film though, has some good twists in it. I'll leave it at that ;)

Ooooh, also, it's got Donnie Wahlberg from New Kids On The Block in it :D Just thought I'd mention it.

jimmyjamjar
18-04-2006, 08:23
Donnie Walburg - Burlimey missus! I think I'll get it out soon :)

VisualFallacy
18-04-2006, 08:25
I still havent seen it ! GRRRRRRRR! Jeni at work said she watched both of them back to back (having seen neither) and she said the first was better but the second was DEFINITELY more gory.

Oh GRRR I want to watch it!! JJJ if you get it out, can I come over?

jimmyjamjar
18-04-2006, 08:26
Anyday VF - but only if you bring some tunnocks ;)

VisualFallacy
18-04-2006, 08:29
As if I would dare to enter someones home without bearing the gift of tunnocks!

Danni
18-04-2006, 15:59
Velvet Goldmine
finally got a hold of the DVD to replace my video from when i taped it off channel4 ages ago hah!

TremblingStar
18-04-2006, 19:38
Derek and Clive Get The Horn.

Inspired from by a clip being shwon on the 'Banned Britain' thing last night. Peter Cook can make me cry laughing at times.

Clive: I tell you something. That, that religious singing reminded me of something. Did you, did you see that, er, TV coverage of the, er, Pope when he was lying in state? The, the last Pope, you know, John Paul.
Derek: Yeah.
Clive: Lying in state, on that catafalque? In those robes... It didn't half give me the horn, that.

Zosia
18-04-2006, 19:42
Rushmore.

Not bad. Bill Murray was a bit more animated than he has been in some of his more recent films.


I loooooover Rushmore! Actaully, anything by Wes Anderson <3

I've recently seen Branagh's "Love's Labour's Lost" :)

MaD dOctoR
18-04-2006, 19:55
I still havent seen it ! GRRRRRRRR! Jeni at work said she watched both of them back to back (having seen neither) and she said the first was better but the second was DEFINITELY more gory.

Oh GRRR I want to watch it!! JJJ if you get it out, can I come over?
I have both :)

Like SAW more than Saw II, but love the ending to the Saw II.

dOc

Zosia
18-04-2006, 20:58
Da Ali G Show. It's effing hilarious, especially Borat

guvnorbird
19-04-2006, 04:31
kung fu hustle, complete genius!! had the badly dubbed edition which made it all the more nuts... the bit when they're fighting with shamisens is awesome!

jimmyjamjar
19-04-2006, 08:42
King Kong.

Bucket of shite.:mad:

Stephanie
19-04-2006, 18:05
I just watched the Breakfast Club on the telly. I had forgotten how good that film was. Ally Sheedy is brilliant. Weirdo goth girl gone purdy and ends up falling for a jock. Awwwww. LOVE this film. "don't you foget about me......" -Simple Minds

staddsy
19-04-2006, 18:41
Awww I love The Breakfast Club, great film. Makes me laugh soooo much everytime I watch it, love the soundtrack too ;)

brandyncoke
19-04-2006, 19:18
Ice Age 2



xx

Stephanie
19-04-2006, 20:23
Awww I love The Breakfast Club, great film. Makes me laugh soooo much everytime I watch it, love the soundtrack too ;)

Tis True Stads. Growing up in the '80's *sigh*. Actually the soundtrack from Pretty in Pink was the catalyst for my music development ;) (I was a late bloomer). New Order, Echo and the Bunnymen, Psychedelic Furs.....ahhhh.

pob06
19-04-2006, 23:04
Ice Age 2

much fun-ness

go squirrel go :D

staddsy
19-04-2006, 23:05
I really want to see that, so does my little girl. I loved the first film, Sid the Sloth is my favourite :D

Started your dvd today Pobby ;)

VisualFallacy
20-04-2006, 07:36
ooooooooooh my mate rachel's got SawII on DVD.... going around to watch it tonight hopefully!! oooooooooooh Im scared already! (I am so not going to enjoy driving myself home alone afterwards! Eeeeeeeeeeeeeep!)

M. June
20-04-2006, 09:21
Tis True Stads. Growing up in the '80's *sigh*. Actually the soundtrack from Pretty in Pink was the catayst for my music development ;) (I was a late bloomer). New Order, Echo and the Bunnymen, Psychedelic Furs.....ahhhh.

I still listen to them !

staddsy
20-04-2006, 09:39
ooooooooooh my mate rachel's got SawII on DVD.... going around to watch it tonight hopefully!! oooooooooooh Im scared already! (I am so not going to enjoy driving myself home alone afterwards! Eeeeeeeeeeeeeep!)

Don't eat anything while you're watching it *wretches* :(

vespertine
20-04-2006, 09:42
"V.I. Warshawski"

I bloody used to love this as a child!!

...

Teehehe, me, my brother and my mum all ate dinner whilst watching "Saw II". It was lovely. :D

VisualFallacy
20-04-2006, 09:44
Don't eat anything while you're watching it *wretches* :(

Aw I was gonna take popcorn and ben and jerry's over... am I not allowed?

staddsy
20-04-2006, 09:47
Yeah go for it, if you want to *wretches* :(

Can I just say that the scene with the guy in his underpants and the mask is sooooo gross :(

VisualFallacy
20-04-2006, 09:52
hmmm I dont think I will now! I might still have popcorn cuz thats not real food and I Dont mind if I throw it up or cant stomach it or anything. I wont waste ice cream though!

Ew a guy in his underpants!? heheh

OrangeSmartie
20-04-2006, 09:56
Awww I love The Breakfast Club;)



I used to have the hots for the li'l cute duckie:o

I was only erm about 13 or something;)

Danni
20-04-2006, 09:58
Breakfast club is good I just bought it recently on DVD cheap in HMV
I watched Party MOnster last night <3

staddsy
20-04-2006, 09:58
hmmm I dont think I will now! I might still have popcorn cuz thats not real food and I Dont mind if I throw it up or cant stomach it or anything. I wont waste ice cream though!

Ew a guy in his underpants!? heheh

That's not the worst bit, just you wait *trembles* Although I guess a guy in his pants would be EWWWW to you :D

VisualFallacy
20-04-2006, 10:00
Ahhh Im gonna love it, though the first one still plagues me day and night!!

staddsy
20-04-2006, 10:00
Erm did you mention in another post that you didn't like needles?

VisualFallacy
20-04-2006, 10:02
Oh noooooooooooooo please dont tell me I dont want to know!! Will I know when to shove a cushion over my face?!

staddsy
20-04-2006, 10:04
Erm...yes I guess so. I'm not saying anymore *inserts smily with zipped mouth*

Cylo
20-04-2006, 10:06
Erm...yes I guess so. I'm not saying anymore *inserts smily with zipped mouth*


guess we all dont like needles and we all went throgh this, not human i think, to love needles

VisualFallacy
20-04-2006, 10:06
OOoooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooOOoooohhh Im scared!

Cylo
20-04-2006, 10:09
OOoooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooOOoooohhh Im scared!

true is a bit scary , even me i was fucking lost, when i did my last blood test

Stephanie
20-04-2006, 11:12
I still listen to them !

I do too, but mostly the older stuff. I have yet to buy the last two New Order albums :rolleyes: .

Luba Luft
20-04-2006, 11:23
The last film I watched was a brilliant Russian effort called The Cranes are Flying, about doomed love and redemption during the Great Patriotic War.

MaD dOctoR
20-04-2006, 12:40
Erm did you mention in another post that you didn't like needles?
Hehehehehehehhehhehehehehehehehhehehehehe

love that bit!

dOc

jimmyjamjar
20-04-2006, 12:42
I watched Party MOnster last night <3

Love that film!