The Movie You Just Watched: The Thread

[monkfish]

Just finished "The Piano Teacher" - I'd not heard of it until Louis CK mentioned it on O&A a couple of weeks ago.

I don't even think Ron's laws on crazy pussy covers protocol on how to deal with the likes of the lead in this movie. Good flick.

[Furtherman]

The Sure Thing. I finally saw it and now my 80's teen angst movie experience is complete.

[Kublakhan61]

Just finished "The Piano Teacher" - I'd not heard of it until Louis CK mentioned it on O&A a couple of weeks ago.

I don't even think Ron's laws on crazy pussy covers protocol on how to deal with the likes of the lead in this movie. Good flick.

If you really enjoyed The Piano Teacher look up the director, Michael Haneke, everything he does is deep stuff about characters. Always worth the watch.

[underdog]

I watched The Cube on Friday night. It was terrible, but I couldn't stop reading and thinking about the movie. So then we watched Cube Zero last night. The Cube was much better. The Cube had a really interesting concept, but it also had some of the worst dialog I've ever heard, and some of the worst actors ever.

[Kublakhan61]

I watched The Cube on Friday night. It was terrible, but I couldn't stop reading and thinking about the movie. So then we watched Cube Zero last night. The Cube was much better. The Cube had a really interesting concept, but it also had some of the worst dialog I've ever heard, and some of the worst actors ever.

Agreed - I watched The Cube about two weeks ago - I turned it off with about 30 to go. The acting and dialog was pitiful. I wanted to like it based on the bits I had seen over the last 10 or so years on TV. Ultimately I didn't care about any of the characters or what happened in the end.
Terrible.

[FatassTitePants]

Nick And Norahs Infinite Playlist


Piece.Of.Shit.

Just watched this yesterday. It wasn't terrible but too hipster for me. I just can't relate to being a teen in NYC. I love Kat Dennings, tho, and think she is beautiful. I love soft features on a chick.

[biggirl]

Saw the Hangover...Hilar. Can't wait to watch it again, laughed so damn hard I woke up my daughter.

[underdog]

I just watched Synecdoche, New York. I'm not exactly sure how I feel. I really enjoyed watching the movie and it kept my attention the whole time. I have a feeling this is going to be one of those movies I keep thinking about.

[LordJezo]

Plagues & Pleasures on the Salton Sea

http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/3316/saltonsea.jpg

I had no idea the sea in California even existed until a week ago when I saw a post on someone's Twitter about visiting it.

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Crazy stuff.

[IamFogHat]

They boys inspired me to watch No Direction Home this weekend. It was fucking awesome. I had no idea Scorcese did this, how the fuck did he have time to do this in 2005?

[BeerBandit]

The Bank Dick (1940) WC Fields at his best. Lots of great gags.

[Drunky McBetidont]

taken. the liam neeson movie. he kills a lot of albanians in it. it was ok.

[weekapaugjz]

taken. the liam neeson movie. he kills a lot of albanians in it. it was ok.

Unfortunately, Kevin wasn't one of them.

[barjockey]

The Sure Thing. I finally saw it and now my 80's teen angst movie experience is complete.

Bar scene is classic

[barjockey]

Enemy at the Gate, I liked it.

[JimBeam]

Cloverfield.

I thought it was OK despite that I had already read an almost scene by scene recap of it.

The 1st person angle got old after a while as did the annoying guy carrying the camera.

I would've liked some more and background but it was worth the watch.

[Kublakhan61]

The Bank Dick (1940) WC Fields at his best. Lots of great gags.

I have this sitting by the dvd player - I keep putting it off thinking its humor isn't going to play well in this age. Then again, I've never seen a W.C. Fields film. If you're saying 'at his best' I'm gonna go forward with it this week.

[Slumbag]

I watched Observe and Report on DVD.
I think I liked it more than I did when I saw it in theaters. One of my favorite comedies in a long time.

I love movies where there's a person who's really stupid and fucked up, but is totally oblivious to it.

[Dell]

The Seven-Ups. Love the genre...bad movie...:thumbdown:

[WampusCrandle]

The Goods - ..... I don't know why.

[TooLowBrow]

Daltry Calhoun

i liked it

[BeerBandit]

I have this sitting by the dvd player - I keep putting it off thinking its humor isn't going to play well in this age. Then again, I've never seen a W.C. Fields film. If you're saying 'at his best' I'm gonna go forward with it this week.
To be fair I had only seen It's a Gift before this one and I didn't like it at all. The Bank Dick was the Fields I had only heard about from all of the old people and movie people who've been telling me for 30 years that he was a genius.

[hammersavage]

The Goods.



The awfuls. I knew it would be bad, but there were maybe 3 funny scenes. The cameo from Will Ferrell was hysterical. But that's it.

And some people on the way out of the theater were talking about how hilarious it was. I wanted to bite their fucking genitals off.

[Furtherman]

http://www.upenn.edu/pennnews/current/2006/020906/repulsion.jpg

Repulsion. 1965, with Catherine Deneuve and directed by Roman Polanski.

Wow... if into mind-fuck thriller/horror, then this is the movie for you.

Plus it has some of that great beatnik 60's English music.

[monkfish]

"Just Another Love Story" - Goddamn is that Netflix recommendation system good. Based on the Netflix synopsis below I'd never have bothered with it. Really good - dark and uncomfortable.

A husband and father, Jonas (Anders W. Berthelsen) lives a quietly predictable life in the suburbs. When he inadvertently causes a car accident that leaves a young woman, Julia (Rebecka Hemse), with amnesia, he finds himself telling incredible lies to make her and her family happy. By pretending to be Julia's boyfriend, Jonas opens up a brand-new life for himself, one full of exotic and endless possibilities.

[jfragons]

Punisher - Warzone

[benjamin]

Richard Pryor - Sunset Strip.

CLASSIC!

Then I watched "Mysti May" from swallow my load . com.

CLASSIC!

[mathewhayden]

Transformers 2
I saw this movie Last week and it was amazing movie. It was the complete action till the end with great special effects. I love the character of Megatron and he was outstanding in the entire movie. According to me it is one the best movie i saw in this year. I am planning to see this movie again in this weekend.

[Patient zer0]

Gf made me watch the haunting of molly hartley.

Terrible

[Furtherman]

Gran Torino. I liked it. A nice ending of a film carreer, if Eastwood truly isn't going to act in another.

[razorboy]

Broken Arrow.

[underdog]

Transformers 2
I saw this movie Last week and it was amazing movie. It was the complete action till the end with great special effects. I love the character of Megatron and he was outstanding in the entire movie. According to me it is one the best movie i saw in this year. I am planning to see this movie again in this weekend.

Ew.

[stump12]

Towelhead. Really good movie with good acting. I think the girl was on RF last year. Somehow every movie with Aaron Eckhart I see I like.

[TripleSkeet]

Hot Rod. Not bad. Funnier then I thought it would be. The scenes with the guy from Deadwood were friggin hilarious.

[TripleSkeet]

Rambo (The newest one) Possibly the most brutally violent movie Ive ever seen. I was actually shocked by the violence and gore. That being said, I did like it.

[hammersavage]

Hot Rod. Not bad. Funnier then I thought it would be. The scenes with the guy from Deadwood were friggin hilarious.


I loved that movie. Me and my buddy were the only two people in a theater of 10 laughing. But I found that grossly underrated.

[Gvac]

Inglourious Basterds.

Anyone heard of it?

[hammersavage]

Inglourious Basterds.

Anyone heard of it?

Is that the new Mike Myers movie?

[TripleSkeet]

Inglourious Basterds.

Anyone heard of it?

I am actually going to watch the original Inglorious Bastards tonight. The go see QT's movie this week.

[PD]

I watched Basterds Saturday (which I loved) and I watched Rachel Getting Married.

Good acting but I'm not sure I liked it.

[IamFogHat]

Yesterday I rewatched True Lies for the first time in like ten years. First of all it's a really goof, fun action flick for what it's worth, definitely worth a watch. But more importantly this movie has some of the best practical/non cg effects I've ever seen. The bridge scene where they shoot the rocket at the truck, and even more impressive is when Arnold is in the fucking jet flying around the building where the terrorists are hiding (which goes on for like ten minutes) is fucking awesome. I have no idea how James Cameron did any of this, is there a behind the scenes doc out there anyone's seen? It's fucking breathtaking at some points.

[hammersavage]

Snow Angels. I've seen it before, its really good. Sam Rockwell's performance was criminally overlooked.

[dereckfishboy]

Redbelt was the last
movie I saw and it really captured my interest from the very beggining. In fact, I dug the movie so much that I absolutely would have started recommending it to people had the last ten minutes of the movie not completely ruined the entire experience for me. Up to that point, I was able to suspend disbelief enough to look past the idea of a handicap system that would render any competetive element completely and utterly broken even getting off the ground (bound arms in sport that focuses on grappling? And I swear I heard Couture say the word 'blindfold' too). But how that movie wrapped up completely abandoned any shred of a realistic element. Sucks too, because the movie was well acted and well directed with interesting characters before falling apart at the end.

Oh yeah, and I saw "I Love You Man" and was shocked how a movie filled with SO many funny people failed to make me laugh much.

[TripleSkeet]

Just watched Death Proof. Thought it sucked.

The last 20 minutes were good, besides that a couple parts here and there, but thats it. The 2nd half of the movie seemed like he forgot he was making it look like a grainy 70's flick. And the two big dialogue scenes with the women were just boring and dragged on forever.

Oh well QT, you cant hit a home run every time.

[TripleSkeet]

Max Payne. Not nearly as good as the video game but entertaining nonetheless.

[razorboy]

Come September.

[barjockey]

Barton Fink

I like it alot. Great supporting characters. Especially Michael Lerner

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2480/3538282489_ae2a18a6d6.jpg

[Alice S. Fuzzybutt]

Just watched Death Proof. Thought it sucked.

The last 20 minutes were good, besides that a couple parts here and there, but thats it. The 2nd half of the movie seemed like he forgot he was making it look like a grainy 70's flick. And the two big dialogue scenes with the women were just boring and dragged on forever.

Oh well QT, you cant hit a home run every time.

I saw Grindhouse the other night. I thought it was great. But you're right-- it did seem that he forgot to make Death Proof grainy.

Some of the trailers kicked major ass!

[TooLowBrow]

tombstone

locke from lost was the mayor!:blink:

[benjamin]

There will be blood...

http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc275/thehousenextdoor/2007/There%20Will%20Be%20Blood/twbb17.jpg

[razorboy]

Jacob's Ladder for the millionth time.

[kalethan]

The Day the Earth Stood Still Keanu Reeves remix....followed up by the original.

[benjamin]

Jacob's Ladder for the millionth time.

crazy movie

[barjockey]

:king:Papillon A great prison flick. True story

[Reynolds]

Julie / Julia -

The theater was packed, and I think I was the only male under the age of 40 in the room.

The Meryl Streep parts were great of course, she really got into the role, it seemed over the top at times, but maybe rightfully so since Julia Child was a tad kooky.

The Amy Adams parts weren't completely unwatchable, but were definitely the downfall. That half pretty much felt like a typical generic Katherine Heigl or Sandra Bullock corny "you go girl" movie.

[DiabloSammich]

Jacob's Ladder for the millionth time.



I saw that in the theater, and was blown away. Then had to listen to all my buddies scream about how much it sucked and they wanted their money back.

[hammersavage]

Sunshine Cleaning for the 2nd time. Pretty good

[razorboy]

The Americanization of Emily. Love that film.

[Alice S. Fuzzybutt]

Teeth. Brutal yet humorous.

Now I'm watching A Clockwork Orange. Looblyoo that movie!!!

[TripleSkeet]

Inglorious Basterds. I really liked it but damn was that alot of subtitles.

[~Katja~]

Inglorious Basterds. I really liked it but damn was that alot of subtitles.
really? did not notice :smoke:

[Chigworthy]

Snuff, documentary on snuff films. Fucked up.

[TooLowBrow]

really? did not notice :smoke:

thats so cute

[TripleSkeet]

really? did not notice :smoke:

Too busy masturbating every time a Nazi killed someone on screen? :wink:

[barjockey]

Teeth. Brutal yet humorous.

Now I'm watching A Clockwork Orange. Looblyoo that movie!!!

:thumbup: Nice Combo add this to the trinity.......
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[Patient zer0]

I'm going to watch rob zombies halloween for the second time, my chick has never seen it and I want to check out his second addition.

I think he did a great job of showing what a phycopath michael myers is in his remake of halloween

[barjockey]

http://thm-a01.yimg.com/image/d5f29aefac28d7f8

:thumbup:

[IamFogHat]

Just watched Grizzly Man. I had seen parts of it but never the whole thing. I thought it was fucking awesome. As far as the Herzog not letting us hear the tape argument that Jimmy once talked about, I got the impression more that it was the woman who wouldn't give them the permission to use it, and I think him telling her to destroy it was just a personal thing for her, not for us to never hear it seeing as how she will never sign it over to anyone.
It killed me when it was revealed that they were done with their summer and had left and would have been fine but that jackass decided to fucking go back. What a lunatic he was, I do actually feel bad for him cause I think it's pretty clear the man was mentally disturbed and probably would have never made the retarded decisions he made if he had gotten some help and was maybe on some proper medication or something.
Great film, go check it out.

[razorboy]

http://thm-a01.yimg.com/image/d5f29aefac28d7f8

:thumbup:

Now I'm starving.

[monkfish]

Watched "Election" - the one about gangsters (not the Broderick/Witherspoon movie.)

It started pretty slow, but stayed interesting (and got really good at the end.) Not so much of a hassan-chop flick, but more of a drama/suspense/thriller. Two chopsticks up.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/af/Election_2005_Film.JPG

[Furtherman]

Finally got around to seeing Watchmen. Don't see where all the hate came from in the Watchmen thread we have on this board. I thought it was great! Looking forward to the ultimate release this fall.

[hammersavage]

I had a triple bill today.

Taking Woodstock. Really not good. When it finally got into the actual festival and tried to be cinematic, it wasn't terrible. Lee used a lot of splitscreen ala the Woodstock film. But that wasn't enough to make it watchable.

Cold Souls. Giamatti gives a great performance but the movie is just ok. It tries to be a Charlie Kaufman movie but doesn't have his cleverness or heart.

It Might Get Loud. Fantastic doc about Jimmy Page, the Edge, and Jack White.

[underdog]

Taking Woodstock. Really not good. When it finally got into the actual festival and tried to be cinematic, it wasn't terrible. Lee used a lot of splitscreen ala the Woodstock film. But that wasn't enough to make it watchable.

Nothing about that movie looked good.

[PapaBear]

I lost interest in that movie when, in the trailers, they said the guy was trying to do a music festival in an area where there was no modern music culture. Bullshit! The area was already full of musicians and artists!

[hammersavage]

Nothing about that movie looked good.

Free and a Tuesday afternoon. I would have watched a snuff film

You listen to that album yet?

[razorboy]

In the Loop. Very funny.

[Slumbag]

I watched Drag Me to Hell.
It's cartoony and not that good. It is a Sam Raimi movie, so you have to expect the cartoony shit. It wasn't the worst movie ever, some parts were scary. It just wasn't all that good.

[hydee]

I just watch Mr. Brooks. I was underwhelmed but impressed at the same time. The ending is wicked.

[underdog]

Free and a Tuesday afternoon. I would have watched a snuff film

You listen to that album yet?

I listened to the entire thing, which is something I very rarely do. I really enjoyed it, but I need to give it a few more listens. It reminded me slightly of Animal Collective (in a good way), but your Modest Mouse comparison was also accurate.

[barjockey]

kill bill vol2. carridine even more sinister since he killed himself jackin off

[BeerBandit]

Knocked up - Meh. Now that I'm finally watching them, I'm realizing Judd Apatow films are not that funny. Pineapple Express may have been the best.

The Lady Eve - Old timey Barbera Stanwyck/Henry Ford screwball comedy. Didn't care for it. I'm in the middle of Stella Dallas with Stanwyck as well. Convoluted story with no likeable characters, except for the poor daughter.

Planet Terror (plus all of the Grindhouse trailers. Stupid Netflix took it off Instant before I could watch Deathproof) - Fucking loved it.

/Electric Apricot: The Quest for Festeroo - Amusing Jam Band Mockumentary. I recommend it.

[Patient zer0]

Caddy shack

Some funny lines, and noticed where the two shows got it from.

But the movie was garbage

[spoon]

Pride and Glory

Critics killed it, and onliners didn't give it much love either but I truly didn't think it was too bad. Now I also watched it on tive at home on a Wednesday night. Still, it wasn't bad.

[IamFogHat]

Caddy shack

Some funny lines, and noticed where the two shows got it from.

But the movie was garbage

Are you being the anti anti guy?
I didn't see this till I was like 22 or something, and I admit I always before that thought it would be one of those time-restricted funny to those who were there comedies, only to watch it with my best friend and both of us were literally blown away by how fucking funny that movie is.
To each his own I guess, I can't judge a person's sense of humor, but I definitely don't understand anyone not getting why that movie is fucking hilarious.

[spoon]

yah foggy, that movie it amazing

yet as good as it was, that's how bad 2 was

[monkfish]

"The Inheritance" (2003) - beautifully done (about a European guy who inherits a business and how that impacts his family life.)

"Good Bye Lenin!" - a drama/comedy about one familys' hijinks in East Germany around the time of the fall of socialism. More drama than funny.

Both were really good.

[CuntagiousChris]

Apocalypse Now Redux....I really loved the fuck outta this movie. I will never look at charlie sheen the same way. I'd like to thank davey mac for the recommendation.

[Furtherman]

State Of Play. Not bad, with good performances all around.

[Devo37]

Iron Man.

i give it 5 out of 10 buckets of popcorn.

[newport king]

Eastern Promises....meh. had its moments.

[3Setsof10]

Quarantine- herky jerky camera but genuine scares

[monkfish]

"After the Wedding" - a few big "damn I didn't see this coming" moments. Really well acted. Goddamn that Netflix recommendation system works well.

[barjockey]

The Mist- Aweful fog with tenticles. How can this be the same guy that directed Shawshank Redemption

[monkfish]

The Mist- Aweful fog with tenticles. How can this be the same guy that directed Shawshank Redemption

Yeah, I thought it was decent until they showed the actual bad guys.

Ballsy ending though. I didn't see that coming.

[booster11373]

Just watched "The Running Man" Marira Conchita Alonzos best work by far

[Dan G]

i watched a variety of movies today. Started off with a Judy Garland romantic musical, A Star Is Born, then followed that with a Nazi death camp film, The Grey Zone, and finally finished up with a John Wayne western, McLintock!

[razorboy]

Gomorra. Meh.

[nocountryjon1]

speaking of nazi flicks i watched a movie today called steel toes garbage i hated it montreal neo nazis are gay

[barjockey]

Yeah, I thought it was decent until they showed the actual bad guys.

Ballsy ending though. I didn't see that coming.

That was good

[underdog]

Gomorra. Meh.

Really? I absolutely loved that movie.

It was the first non-glorifying movie about the italian mob I've ever seen.

[Slumbag]

Gomorra. Meh.

Really? I absolutely loved that movie.

It was the first non-glorifying movie about the italian mob I've ever seen.

I kind of agree with Razorboy.

I was really anticipating this movie, but I was bored through a lot of it. All and all, I thought it was good, but lots of parts dragged.

[IamFogHat]

My chick and I watched the Cove the other day and it was really good. If you are a person who loves animals and hates PETA then I'm convinced you will love it, cause that's where I am and I thought it was fucking awesome. The Flipper guy brings up really great point about dolphins in captivity and dolphin meat that I never thought about that are really interesting to hear about. Just go watch it, you'll like it.

[Furtherman]

City Of God. It's about time I saw this excellent, excellent movie.

http://www.scene-stealers.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/city.jpg

[foodcourtdruide]

City Of God. It's about time I saw this excellent, excellent movie.

http://www.scene-stealers.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/city.jpg

Agreed. Great movie.

[realmenhatelife]

I watched The Piano Teacher this weekend. Louis CK brought it up on O&A and then I saw it was Michael Haneke, who is a guy I generally like.

Really good all around. Good acting, beautiful looking, great subtext and really challenging subject wise. Haneke knows exactly how to make you so uncomfortable, I almost turned away from a scene in the movie which never happens to me.

[Kublakhan61]

Tristram Shandy: A Cock And Bull Story

Very funny film. This is the only imaginable way one could set the book to film. It's book that was post-modern before there was anything modern to be post about - the movie follows that logic and delivers many high-brow laughs.

[Patient zer0]

I watched I love you, man
Pretty funny. Not histerical which I was told. But a good guy film. I really like the chick flick "guy" movies.

This and forgetting sarah marshal have been really good for having the elements of a terrible chick flick but making a comdey for guys.

4 swinging cocks outta 5

[Coach]

Just Saw district 9..good film.

[hammersavage]

All the Real Girls. My fiery love for Zooey Deschanel has grown even more. And I'm officially a David Gordon Green fan. The movie isn't perfect, but it does kind of touch a nerve on young love pretty well.

Probably the first time Danny McBride was on screen as that character. That he's played a few times now, and I still find hilarious.

[IamFogHat]

Did I say I just watched Zodiac? It was good. I liked it a lot.

[WampusCrandle]

Extract - a piece of shit.

[TooLowBrow]

little children


pretty good

[PapaBear]

Not just now, but I watched Stripes last night. I didn't realize it was filmed at Ft. Knox. Made me miss my son.

[Slumbag]

Extract - a piece of shit.

Dude, I thought the same thing.

I love Mike Judge, and all the people that were in that movie are generally hysterical. But that movie had no fucking point, or reason for existing. I don't know how he sold it to a studio. There's no high point, no problem or anything. I was really disappointed.

[lleeder]

im watching the 9th gate right now. is this considered to be a good movie? im halfway through it right now and this my first time watching it

[newport king]

changeling....terrible name but very good.

[Dell]

Finally got to "Inglorious Bastards"...two thumbs up from me...:thumbup:

[ShowerBench]

Watched The Lives of Others (2007) a few weeks ago. Highly recommend especially to you pinkos.

[LordJezo]

City Of God. It's about time I saw this excellent, excellent movie.

http://www.scene-stealers.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/city.jpg

The scene where

The one boss kid made the young one shoot another one

Edge of my seat.

[LordJezo]

Just finished 9 Songs

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Every once in a while a movie comes around and makes you say "Wow, did I just watch that?"

9 Songs did that for me. It was the closest thing to porn I have ever seen in a mainstream movie ever, except unlike porn it was real. It was a film where will think about it from now on and say about other movies "Well, that was hot, but I can't capture that same high that 9 Songs gave me the first time I saw it"

It's on Netflix streaming, so go watch it.

[hammersavage]

City Of God. It's about time I saw this excellent, excellent movie.

http://www.scene-stealers.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/city.jpg

My #2 movie of the decade

[underdog]

My #2 movie of the decade

What was #1?

[hammersavage]

What was #1?

See fo yourself (http://www.ronfez.net/forums/showthread.php?t=83681)

[BeerBandit]

Just finished 9 Songs

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Every once in a while a movie comes around and makes you say "Wow, did I just watch that?"

9 Songs did that for me. It was the closest thing to porn I have ever seen in a mainstream movie ever, except unlike porn it was real. It was a film where will think about it from now on and say about other movies "Well, that was hot, but I can't capture that same high that 9 Songs gave me the first time I saw it"

It's on Netflix streaming, so go watch it.
Didn't care for it whatsoever. It seemed more of a promotional video for shitty mod bands.

[BeerBandit]

[I]The Awful Truth[I]-Cary Grant and Irene Dunn. Screwball comedy from the thirties. I liked it. Quite humorous. Classic Cary Grant.

[LordJezo]

Didn't care for it whatsoever. It seemed more of a promotional video for shitty mod bands.

Promo video with oral, full penetration, and ejaculation shots

[BeerBandit]

Pepe Le MokoFantastic French gangster film. Lots of influence in Miller's Crossing.

[razorboy]

Cold Souls. Comme ci comme ca. Paul Giamatti always annoys the hell out of me. I'm sure part of it is my undying hatred for his Dad.

[hammersavage]

The Informant!


Not what I expected. Very, very funny but kinda dark. You are essentially laughing at someone with mental issues. Damon was great, his delivery killed.

Soderberg is on a short list of best genre jumping directors ever. He makes huge movies, tiny movies, gritty dramas and wacky comedies. A Liberace biopic next. He can do anything.

The title sequences and the score felt a bit off. it was a 70's vibe for a movie that took place in the early 90's.

Go see it.

[monkfish]

Finished "Grace" earlier today. It was probably the most uncomfortable I've even been watching a movie (some ugly visuals.) Lots of gyno stuff gone wrong. The premise was interesting, but the storytelling in it was shit. It kind of looked like one of those USA Originals movies. Not so good Al.

http://mynerdgirl.com/admin/spaw1/uploads/images/grace_movie_poster_sundance_2009.jpg

[IamFogHat]

Just saw American Movie today for the first time. I thought it was fucking awesome. What a great character piece.
http://www.americanmovie.com/AMERICANMOVIE/photoalbum/POSTER.JPG

[PD]

Again, I'm cheating - cause I'm watching it now.

on PBS in NY (channel 13)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/c7/Great_escape.jpg/225px-Great_escape.jpg (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Escape_%28film%29)

[TooLowBrow]

Again, I'm cheating - cause I'm watching it now.

on PBS in NY (channel 13)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/c7/Great_escape.jpg/225px-Great_escape.jpg (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Escape_%28film%29)

just saw it a few weeks ago.

remember, if a guy is on a motorcycle, good or bad, its played by mcqueen

[IamFogHat]

Again, I'm cheating - cause I'm watching it now.

on PBS in NY (channel 13)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/c7/Great_escape.jpg/225px-Great_escape.jpg (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Escape_%28film%29)

Oh fuck a duck, you just reminded me I forgot to watch the new Ken Burns doc a couple of weeks ago. Shit.

[PD]

Oh fuck a duck, you just reminded me I forgot to watch the new Ken Burns doc a couple of weeks ago. Shit.
it's already available on DVD, so if you have netflix, you can do that-

and it's the kind of thing I expect you will find in Libraries soon enough

[IamFogHat]

it's already available on DVD, so if you have netflix, you can do that-

and it's the kind of thing I expect you will find in Libraries soon enough

Was it as good as his other ones?

[SHANEFROMGA]

"monsters vs aliens" then "here we go". both very good movies.

[TripleSkeet]

Promo video with oral, full penetration, and ejaculation shots

Well Im sold.

[underdog]

We watched The Room and Striptease. I'm trying to figure out which one was worse. The Room was bad, but Striptease was actually a big budget, Hollywood film. It was terrible.

[PD]

Was it as good as his other ones?
I liked what I saw; it's all about subject matter though. It's not as "full" a topic as the Civil war or even (to me) Baseball.

[drjoek]

We watched The Room and Striptease. I'm trying to figure out which one was worse. The Room was bad, but Striptease was actually a big budget, Hollywood film. It was terrible.



If I had watched those 2 movies I would have posted under an alias rather than admit it
Demi Moore was the most unsexy stripper I have ever seen.

[Aggie]

The Informant!


Not what I expected. Very, very funny but kinda dark. You are essentially laughing at someone with mental issues. Damon was great, his delivery killed.

Soderberg is on a short list of best genre jumping directors ever. He makes huge movies, tiny movies, gritty dramas and wacky comedies. A Liberace biopic next. He can do anything.

The title sequences and the score felt a bit off. it was a 70's vibe for a movie that took place in the early 90's.

Go see it.

The hubby and I did a double feature this weekend. The Informant and Couples Retreat (I know, I know but I wanted to see it). I agree with your assesment. Not what we expected but liked it.

Next weekend Whip It and Zombieland.

Anyone see Invention of Lying? Any good?

[Slumbag]

Bronson
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One of my favorites now.
Tom Hardy was amazing in it.

[IamFogHat]

Saw Mirror Mask for the first time yesterday. Holy shit is that an experience. If you don't like movies made by people with amazing imaginations then don't watch, otherwise you will enjoy the fuck out of this film.

[Furtherman]

Land Of The Lost. Silly, but it had some funny moments thanks to Danny McBride.

[JimBeam]

In the process of watching " Fear No Evil " an old 80's horror movie.

I was just telling a guy at work about this and now it showed up on FearNet On Demand.

[Stankfoot]

saw "Zombieland" with my son, really enjoyed it. more funny than scary ...

[hedges]

http://i197.photobucket.com/albums/aa52/delyons/steve-mcqueen-the-getaway.jpg

The Getaway. Classic Mcqueen, classic Peckinpah. A great movie that should not be missed.

[Kublakhan61]

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Steve Martin was brilliant!

[IamFogHat]

I also rewatched the Fountain this weekend. I loved it the first time and it's actually better the second time around. Highly recommend it.

[RoseBlood]

Pan's Labyrinth

Had to watch and write a paper about the characters' psychodynamics.

Really. This is what we do in social work school. :thumbdown:

[IamFogHat]

I'm halfway through the Staircase (it's an eight part documentary). It's very good so far.

[monkfish]

This - a pretty good British revenge flick.

http://tormentedfilms.com/store/images/Dead_Mans_Shoes.jpg

[barjockey]

documentary "easy riders, raging bulls" really interesting.:thumbup:

[TripleSkeet]

Death Race. Typical blow em up popcorn movie. Not bad. I enjoyed it.

[CofyCrakCocaine]

The Third Man.

Geh Geh Geh.

[Slumbag]

I watched "I Sell the Dead".
It had Charlie from Lost, and the guy that played Hellboy.
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For what it was made for, it was pretty good. Funny at a lot of points, but it had some problems with the plot.

[Penelope]

Devil Doll, from the 60s, I think. Pretty stupid, but entertaining.

[hammersavage]

Pan's Labyrinth

Had to watch and write a paper about the characters' psychodynamics.

Really. This is what we do in social work school. :thumbdown:

I hope you're complaining about the assignment, not the film.

[IamFogHat]

I finally fucking finished The Staircase. It's a good documentary about a guy on trial for killing his wife. I recommend it but it is eight parts so don't if you don't have the time for it. Also if you watch it let me know what you think cause maybe I just need some time to think about it cause I just finished it but I have no idea if I think he did it or not, though I'm doing some reading and they are appealing with some pretty compelling arguments.

[Slumbag]

Black Dynamite
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Fucking hilarious.

[TripleSkeet]

The Bank Job. Pretty good british movie based loosely on true events. I enjoyed it.

[LordJezo]

I thought I was going to watch The Descent, a movie about monsters and a cave and hot chicks.

Instead I got Descent, which is a rape revenge movie that ends in a horrible (but sort of deserved) Dominican man rape scene.

I was disturbed. Disturbed extra because I had no idea what I was in for when I sat down to watch it.

[yojimbo7248]

Antichrist - one of the best movies I have seen in the last couple of years. I am a big LvT fan and this is still my favorite of his. Reviews aren't getting the movie right - yes, there is a bloody DIY clitorectomy and bloody ejaculation. Yes, that was over the top and probably not needed though I didn't mind it. The gore, however, was a very small part of the movie. The rest of the movie was very interesting, intelligent story of a couple dealing with grief with a building sense of fear and dread of something dark in the outside world. I thought LvT made some powerful, visceral images that tap into a very deep primal collective fear of the woods. A couple of times in the movie I had a sense of deja vu from my own nightmares. It is a deeply disturbing film that LvT pulled from his subconscious. it might not have the audience or apprecation it deserves now but will some day.

[GregoryJoseph]

I finally saw Paranormal Activity last weekend.

It was more dreadfully boring than watching someone's home movies.

[yojimbo7248]

I finally saw Paranormal Activity last weekend.

It was more dreadfully boring than watching someone's home movies.

really? I haven't seen it. i will avoid it now. It kind of looked like Syfy's Ghost Hunters but with an extra creepy thing or two thrown in. Ooh, mysterious footprints, swinging light fixtures, door slams. Looks like she gets possessed at end and hurls him against a wall ala Exorcist (stupid trailer gave away too much)

[GregoryJoseph]

really? I haven't seen it. i will avoid it now. It kind of looked like Syfy's Ghost Hunters but with an extra creepy thing or two thrown in. Ooh, mysterious footprints, swinging light fixtures, door slams. Looks like she gets possessed at end and hurls him against a wall ala Exorcist (stupid trailer gave away too much)

You've seen the whole movie then.

In between is incredibly boring dialog and night vision camera shots of them sleeping.

Insanely tedious.

[yojimbo7248]

You've seen the whole movie then.

In between is incredibly boring dialog and night vision camera shots of them sleeping.

Insanely tedious.

Oh my god, i can't believe the trailer really did give the movie away. there is a scene of her in full Linda Blair possession and a scene of him being hurled across a room. I guess the only question would be whether he died or not and what happened to her. I'm guessing it didn't end well for him and she ends up OK. just a guess, though

[GregoryJoseph]

Oh my god, i can't believe the trailer really did give the movie away. there is a scene of her in full Linda Blair possession and a scene of him being hurled across a room. I guess the only question would be whether he died or not and what happened to her. I'm guessing it didn't end well for him and she ends up OK. just a guess, though

That's the very end of the movie.

You see him flying into the camera, and then she enters and just stares into the lens at us, obviously possessed.

Roll credits.

Movie over.

[yojimbo7248]

That's the very end of the movie.

You see him flying into the camera, and then she enters and just stares into the lens at us, obviously possessed.

Roll credits.

Movie over.

Holy shit. I don't think I've ever seen a trailer give away a movie so much.

[Penelope]

I'm watching Escape 2000. It's really terrible.

[biggirl]

the serious man.

I'd recommend it.

Those coen brothers keep my captivated no matter how weird their movies are.

[TripleSkeet]

The Express. Pretty good. Such a tragic story.

[TooLowBrow]

the matador

i liked it

[ImNotGvac]

I dropped my son and his friend off at the movie theater to see "The Fourth Kind" and he said the two of them were the only ones in the entire theater. Didn't that movie come out last week? :blink:

[Kublakhan61]

Where the Wild Things Are.

Mostly I was bored.

[stinkbud]

Funny People

I liked it....but I was expecting it to be a bit more depressing. I agree with all the criticism that it was about 30 minutes too long. However I really don't see what could have been cut out to shorten the thing.

B+

[underdog]

I dropped my son and his friend off at the movie theater to see "The Fourth Kind" and he said the two of them were the only ones in the entire theater. Didn't that movie come out last week? :blink:

Crazed loved it. I cannot wait for his movie reviews.

I watched The Reader last night. I thought that was such a great, sad movie.

[foodcourtdruide]

Crazed loved it. I cannot wait for his movie reviews.

I watched The Reader last night. I thought that was such a great, sad movie.

The Reader was unbelievable, it was my oscar pick last year. It was such a deep, challenging story.

[underdog]

The Reader was unbelievable, it was my oscar pick last year. It was such a deep, challenging story.

Absolutely. I've had it sitting on my dvd player for 3 months, but finally got around to watching it. I don't know why I waited so long.

[GregoryJoseph]

Looks kind of effeminate...

[underdog]

Looks kind of effeminate...

I enjoyed the tons of Kate Winslet nudity.

You'd enjoy the young boy nude a lot.

[foodcourtdruide]

Looks kind of effeminate...

Totally not effeminate. Actually, really goes against convention.

[IamFogHat]

I watched Malcolm X this week. It was very good, but could have cut out at least a half an hour from various parts (it's three and a half hours long). Also the end was kind of corny (with the kids in the classroom I mean) but otherwise I liked it a lot.

[TripleSkeet]

Just watched Zombieland. Loved it. Woody Harrelson really needs to be in more films.

[foodcourtdruide]

Just watched Zombieland. Loved it. Woody Harrelson really needs to be in more films.

Didn't love it, but I likeand I agree Harrelson was good in it.

[razorboy]

I took my Cousin to see the Christmas Carol movie on Sunday. 3-D films and Jim Carrey nauseate me, so I took a nap in the theater.

[Penelope]

Gamera vs. Guiron.

[PapaBear]

Gamera vs. Guiron.
This is proof of what pot can do to a person.


















Pass the joint, please.:smoke:

[IamFogHat]

Ok, so I just watched Dear Zachary. Don't watch this film if you are not prepared to be emotionally devastated. If you are, then don't read any spoilers, put it on with no interruptions, and take two boxes of tissues with you.

[hammersavage]

The Girlfriend Experience.

I liked it. Pretty short, straightforward. Not a plot driven movie, much more of a character study. Enjoyed the somewhat nonlinear storytelling. Performances were ok for the most part.

Reinforces my belief that Soderbergh is the greatest genre jumping director of all time. He made The Good German, Ocean's 13, Che, TGE, and The Informant! in a row. You couldn't find 5 more diverse movies in a row by one director than those five.

[TripleSkeet]

Just watched the movie Rockandrolla. Guy Ritchie makes some entertaining movies..

[Slumbag]

I watched Pirate Radio.
It wasn't very good. It was way too long, and their was too much silly dancing, and "letting the music talk for us" type nonsense. I didn't hate it, cause it was a good story, and the actors were all good, but the director shit the bed.

I watched Lenny, too. Dustin Hoffman was amazing, and I really dug it.

[Kublakhan61]

Reinforces my belief that Soderbergh is the greatest genre jumping director of all time. He made The Good German, Ocean's 13, Che, TGE, and The Informant! in a row. You couldn't find 5 more diverse movies in a row by one director than those five.

Kubrick: A Clockwork Orange, Barry Lyndon, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Eyes Wide Shut

P.T. Anderson: Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch Drunk Love, There Will Be Blood

[yojimbo7248]

I watched Pirate Radio.
It wasn't very good. It was way too long, and their was too much silly dancing, and "letting the music talk for us" type nonsense. I didn't hate it, cause it was a good story, and the actors were all good, but the director shit the bed.

I saw Pirate Radio and hated it. I can't stand Richard Curtis so I'm not a fair judge. My wife, though, loves his movies and is British and she hated it, too.

[hammersavage]

Kubrick: A Clockwork Orange, Barry Lyndon, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Eyes Wide Shut

P.T. Anderson: Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch Drunk Love, There Will Be Blood

Kubrick isn't a bad call, I still wouldn't say that those are as varied as the ones I mentioned. They are better, yes.

But definitely not PT's. They all have a similar tone and pacing (that I love and is genius) and are no way as different as the ones I mentioned.

[underdog]

Watched Bruno. It was funny, but not as good as Borat.

It got me thinking, though. I always thought only America realized what idiots lived in the deep South, but SBC has made fun of them in both movies. Is the whole world laughing at the southern part of America?

[JimBeam]

Some cheesey horror movie called " Santa's Slay " w/ the wrestler Goldberg.

It had a fairly decent cast ( in that they're known actors ), mostly as a goof, for a movie w/ an awful plot and premise.

It was good in an 80's horror kinda way because some of the deaths were good.

Also had Emile Deraven ( sp ?? ) from Lost so that earned it some points that even having James Caan and Fran Drescher couldn't cost it.

[IamFogHat]

It got me thinking, though. I always thought only America realized what idiots lived in the deep South,

Why did you think that? Where do you live, bastionland?

[underdog]

Why did you think that? Where do you live, bastionland?

I live in New Jersey. I'm going to be on a MTV show.

[JimBeam]

After an all day marathon of Law & Order and then a nap my wife and I watched " Four Christmases " and then " Slackers ".

" Four Christmases " was the usual funny Vince Vaughn movie.

" Slackers " was awful.

The cast was awful, the plot was awful oh and the cast was awful.

[grlNIN]

Lets see....got home from shopping and watched Goodfellas. Went to the gym and watched Goodfellas. Got home from the gym and watched Goodfellas.

[weekapaugjz]

last movie i watched was sugar. probably one of the best sports movies i have seen. i really enjoyed many aspects of it.

[Syd]

The Proposition. Saw it because a review of The Road claimed it was an homage to Blood Meridian (McCarthy's BEST). After watching it, it's one of my favorite films of all time. Even though the characters in the movie (at least one in particular) are monumentally less evil than their counterparts in Blood Meridian, it still stays faithful to the themes and ideas presented by Blood Meridian. Really, really good watch especially if you have read the book.

[Chigworthy]

Kassim the Dream, a documentary about the Ugandan boxer. Just fucking heartwrenching. He was abducted from a schoolhouse at age 6 by the rebel army and forced to fight and kill until he was 12 years old, when the rebels seized power of Uganda. He eventually defected to the US as a young adult while on the Ugandan boxing team, and became very successful as a boxer, eventually winning a title. The ghosts of his past always haunt him, and the film culminates with him receiving a pardon from the president of Uganda, who was the leader of the rebel army that kidnapped him. The pardon allows him to return to the country for a short visit. After visiting several locations from his past, he makes his way to his village and reunites with his grandmother, and visits his father's grave. The story is tragic, yet stays somewhat uplifting. The short segment when he returns to his village is amazing as you see all of Kassim's emotions explode out of him in one of the saddest moments I have ever seen in a documentary.

[sr71blackbird]

I just watched the new Star Trek movie. It was okay, but I wasn't crazy about how the charicter development played out. It worked but seems like it was focused on people who may never have seen the series like I did. Spocks relationship with Uhura was one, in the series, the only hint of Spock having any relationship was with Nurse Chapel (Gene Roddenberrys wife). Uhura and Kirk had more tension and an actual kissing scene which bothered people at the time. But I guess because Uhura and Spock had such a cult status , particularly in the black community, it only makes sence to involve them like that. I may need to watch it again because I don't remember where the red matter came from or why such a large amount was needed when one drop was enough to turn a planet into a singularity.

[FrogSlayer]

I just watched the new Star Trek movie. It was okay, but I wasn't crazy about how the charicter development played out. It worked but seems like it was focused on people who may never have seen the series like I did. Spocks relationship with Uhura was one, in the series, the only hint of Spock having any relationship was with Nurse Chapel (Gene Roddenberrys wife). Uhura and Kirk had more tension and an actual kissing scene which bothered people at the time. But I guess because Uhura and Spock had such a cult status , particularly in the black community, it only makes sence to involve them like that. I may need to watch it again because I don't remember where the red matter came from or why such a large amount was needed when one drop was enough to turn a planet into a singularity.

I loved the movie. I thought the casting was superb, and the story was typical star trek. I hope they produce a few more with this cast.

[Dan 'Hampton]

Anyone else think the padre in gran Torino was the piss spitting image of Dave?

[FrogSlayer]

Anyone else think the padre in gran Torino was the piss spitting image of Dave?

very close, although a little smarter and not near as Drunk

[Dan 'Hampton]

And padre had the sense to keep it in his pants.

[JimBeam]

The Proposition. Saw it because a review of The Road claimed it was an homage to Blood Meridian (McCarthy's BEST). After watching it, it's one of my favorite films of all time. Even though the characters in the movie (at least one in particular) are monumentally less evil than their counterparts in Blood Meridian, it still stays faithful to the themes and ideas presented by Blood Meridian. Really, really good watch especially if you have read the book.

Is that the one with Guy Pearce ?

[Syd]

Is that the one with Guy Pearce ?

Yeah, him and a bunch of other staple foreign-but-English-language-film-actors.

[TripleSkeet]

Saw District 9. Really good. Alot better then I expected.

[monkfish]

Just finished "The Princess and the Warrior" with the chick from "Run Lola Run." A pretty good and sort of quirky watch.

[razorboy]

I'm watching We're No Angels and trying to figure out the Christmas decorations.

[barjockey]

Ichi the killer. I liked it alot:wink:

[Slumbag]

I watched the new Bad Lieutenant with Nic Cage.

I wanted to hate it, but it was pretty good.

[Penelope]

I'm watching Day of the Dolphin. This movie is insane.

[barjockey]

http://thm-a04.yimg.com/image/593451d1577f99ea

"I'm having a great day."

This is one of my go to movies when I need a good laugh.

[IamFogHat]

I watched Foot Fist Way yesterday. It was pretty good, I didn't laugh out loud a whole lot but it's a fairly entertaining flick.

[Curt]

I watched the new Bad Lieutenant with Nic Cage.

I wanted to hate it, but it was pretty good.

Just saw this last night and really enjoyed it. If you go in with idea that it's a dark comedy you'll have a really good time.

[underdog]

I just watched "The Flock" with Richard Gere and Claire Danes. It might be the worst "serious" movie I've ever watched. Nothing made sense, it was so incredibly overacted and every movie cliche ever was in it. It was god awful.

[Slumbag]

I watched Taking Woodstock.
I thought it stunk. Dimitri Martin was good for his first role, and the folks they got to play his parents were good. But it was way too long. And Emile Hirsch was embarrassing as a Vietnam Vet doing his "flashback".
And I watched Thirst, which was great.
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Only complaint is that it's 2:15, and it shoulda been 1:45. If you're looking for a good vampire flick, this is a great one.

[KingGeno]

I watched Paranormal Activity. Actually skipped through the majority of the movie. What a fuckin' sham and a piece of crap. People really love dumb asshole movies nowadays, and it started with Napoleon Dynamite (also a borefest piece of crap).

[GregoryJoseph]

I watched "McCabe and Mrs. Miller" last night. It's a 1971 movie by Robert Altman starring Warren Beatty and Julie Christie.

I have to watch it again because I don't know whether I liked it or not.

[IamFogHat]

I watched There Will be Blood yesterday for the first time and I'm obsessed with it now. I want to watch it over and over.

[KingGeno]

Drowning Mona
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How the hell did I miss this movie for so long? The acting in this movie is fantastic from Devito, Midler, Casey Affleck, and that other guy that is in things but I dunno his name.

It was pretty funny, dark, and completely over the top.

That's all. :thumbup:

[KnoxHarrington]

I watched "McCabe and Mrs. Miller" last night. It's a 1971 movie by Robert Altman starring Warren Beatty and Julie Christie.

I have to watch it again because I don't know whether I liked it or not.

I feel that way about most of Altman's movies, myself.

Honestly, the only Altman I can unequivocally say I love is "MASH".

[Suspect Chin]

Pan's Labyrinth

Pretty good movie. Looked beautiful on Blu-Ray.

[razorboy]

Pan's Labyrinth

Pretty good movie. Looked beautiful on Blu-Ray.

Great movie. The Devil's Backbone is still my favorite film of his.

[underdog]

Great movie. The Devil's Backbone is still my favorite film of his.

The Devil's Backbone is phenomenal.

Still haven't seen The Orphanage yet, though.

[Marc with a c]

i watched 'the carter' last night. it was that lil wayne documentary. wasn't very good, very much like lil wayne.

[razorboy]

The Devil's Backbone is phenomenal.

Still haven't seen The Orphanage yet, though.

I enjoyed The Orphanage quite a bit, but GDT only produced it.

[Dan 'Hampton]

Hotel Rwanda. Thank god it was pg 13. I wasn't in the mood for gore.

[hammersavage]

The Devil's Backbone is phenomenal.

Still haven't seen The Orphanage yet, though.

quit being a fag and see 'Sin Nombre' already.


Watched 'Paper Moon' yesterday for the first time. I loved it. Two great performances, looked fabulous and I love con movies.

[yojimbo7248]

I watched There Will be Blood yesterday for the first time and I'm obsessed with it now. I want to watch it over and over.

I loved Daniel Day Lewis, the story, cinematography, but I especially loved the music.

[underdog]

quit being a fag and see 'Sin Nombre' already.

Have it at my house. Just need to find time. Been on quite a bender lately, and I usually don't watch movies at home when I'm drunk.

[Slumbag]

I watched Where the Wild Things Are. It's a pretty decent kids movie.

Also saw Men Who Stare at Goats. I really dug it. Funny interesting story, and well acted all around.

[PapaBear]

I bet IamFoghat would love to see a movie with you.:wub:

[razorboy]

Thanks a lot Dean, I was going to watch Titanic tomorrow.

I am glad to hear the junkie saved her heroin.

[Slumbag]

Thanks a lot Dean, I was going to watch Titanic tomorrow.

I am glad to hear the junkie saved her heroin.

SPOILER!!!!

The boat crashes at the end.

[weekapaugjz]

i enjoy movies of hollywood.

[spoon]

http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/images/dead-end-sign.jpg

[IamFogHat]

This might be the weirdest thing that's ever happened to me.

[IamFogHat]

What happened to that weird guy, why'd the mods delete his posts?

[TooLowBrow]

What happened to that weird guy, why'd the mods delete his posts?

i dont know

maybe there wasnt enough negativity in his posts

[IamFogHat]

i dont know

maybe there wasnt enough negativity in his posts

I can't say, that's the only one I saw of him, maybe things went crazy around here today. I don't give a shit, I just am always weirded out when I quote someone and then suddenly it's just my odd out of context post sitting there.

[GregoryJoseph]

I watched "The Train Robbers" last night, starring John Wayne and Ann Margret.

I love westerns, but I've never been a John Wayne fan.

This movie did little to change my opinion.

[yojimbo7248]

I saw the Herzog/Nicolas Cage Bad LT and really liked it. It's odd. far from a cop movie. more like an old David Lynch flick. I'm not a big N Cage fan but I love Herzog

[barjockey]

Usual Suspects . "Flip'em flip'em for real"