What movie did you watch last night? (13 Viewers)

[Goodbye]

The Fifth Element. Again. By choice. I fucking hate this film yet I'm compelled to sit through it every few years.

 

[Anthony]

Here I've seen barely any of these films, stop spoiling them for me.

 

[Jill Hives]

I laughed more than I thought I would maybe because it was set in Boston and there were some specific jokes?
One scene I am still thinking about today and am laughing because of it.
Mark Wallberg really does play a dimwit well.... maybe a bit too well.
So dumb yet I liked it. Go figure.

 

[mark]

good movie. having a mental (literally) filthy (literally) polish through the glass at his ladies funbags was intense. nearly all undone by the ridiculous freeze frame at the end. bizarre.

 

[Goodbye]

good movie. having a mental (literally) filthy (literally) polish through the glass at his ladies funbags was intense. nearly all undone by the ridiculous freeze frame at the end. bizarre.

Spoiler

Don't dis the freeze frame, it just barely survived the Giorgio Moroder soundtrack. Now thats a feat in itself.

 

[mark]

I better see a freeze frame emloyed in your next vid dude!

 

[Goodbye]

I better see a freeze frame emloyed in your next vid dude!

[video=youtube_share;Sv1I4q6lOpo]http://youtu.be/Sv1I4q6lOpo[/video]

vs

[video=youtube_share;CqdBEAXsGdU]http://youtu.be/CqdBEAXsGdU[/video]

 

[washingcattle]

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Freeze frames are class. They work in intros too.

 

[Goodbye]

The flash bulb freeze in the opening of The King of Comedy is a personal favorite.

 

[mark]

[video=youtube_share;CqdBEAXsGdU]http://youtu.be/CqdBEAXsGdU[/video]

amazing

 

[Deadmanposting]

Hara Kiri - Death Of A Samurai

Got a bit more Angela's Ashes than you'd expect from Takashi Miike, but I enjoyed the story once I adjusted to the pace.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Saturday

Winner of the Golden Camera at Cannes, 1977. Nice and intimate portrayal of illegal immigrants in California and Colorado.

Sunday

Stylish and derivative. Great fun though.

 

[Goodbye]

Sunday

Stylish and derivative. Great fun though.

I watched Stuck on You on sunday...

 

[ratmonkey]

METAL TORNADO. This is not the most scientifically accurate film of all time ever. Pretty retarded, just about at the ok to sit through level but nothing to get excited or vexed about. No decapitations by flying metal or anything like that; worst that happens on screen is that a dude gets hit in the head by a can of peas. Possibly should actually be called metal tornadoes, because there is a second one in France, and no one cares when Paris gets destroyed, but it's ok because Philadelphia doesn't. I possibly should have spoiler tagged that last, but I figure no one else it going to watch it anyway.

 

[pete]

METAL TORNADO. This is not the most scientifically accurate film of all time ever. Pretty retarded, just about at the ok to sit through level but nothing to get excited or vexed about. No decapitations by flying metal or anything like that; worst that happens on screen is that a dude gets hit in the head by a can of peas. Possibly should actually be called metal tornadoes, because there is a second one in France, and no one cares when Paris gets destroyed, but it's ok because Philadelphia doesn't. I possibly should have spoiler tagged that last, but I figure no one else it going to watch it anyway.

The Asylum?

 

[ratmonkey]

The Asylum?

Some crowd called Capital Productions.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

I watched Peter Weir's Picnic at Hanging Rock. A strange and beautiful film.

 

[Jill Hives]

I watched Peter Weir's Picnic at Hanging Rock. A strange and beautiful film.

Great film. One of the few I own.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

I own three versions of Picnic at Hanging Rock - HAUNTING.

 

[Goodbye]

DVD, VHS & Wax Cylinder