What movie did you watch last night? (4 Viewers)

[Nate Champion]

This, which is pretty good for a recent western. And Dwight Yoakham's directional debut.

 

[classic seanc]

Saw Hard Candy. Not that great, too much shakey camera's and other trendy indie film cliché's.

 

[classic seanc]

did you notice it was datlight when he started levitating the bridge, and night when he dropped it onto Alcatraz? beezarro.

And that Magneto could make them all levitate anyway, so what was the point?

 

[billygannon]

84 charing cross road: mmm, books and letters and tinned fruit and unspoken love. aside from the loudmouth american/oh you reserved british stuff (and maybe that was of its time), this was gorgeous and really enjoyable. would watch it for either her apartment or the books alone, though.

You should go to Charing Cross road. Heaps of cracking book shops there. And it has Cafe Vergnano - the best coffee shop in all of London. Still, it's nothing on Cambridge when it comes to books.

Ah! Books. Always way better than films.

 

[Corey]

I watched without limits because it was on telly. And because code ninja is in it.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

just finished watching The Death Collector.
1976 flick with Joe Pesci, Joseph Cortese and Frank Vincent. A cross between Goodfellas and an episode of The Sopranos.

Featured nudity.

It was one of 50 movies in this set which I picked up this morning.

 

[ponderosa]

Mooooooooooooooooooooooon Riverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...

 

[Bellatrix]

In keeping with my current obsession with Virginia Woolf:

Oh and yet again:

 

[dunderhead]

 

[nlgbbbblth]

busy day

 

[Charlie Bucket]

Oh and yet again:

this sounds bizarre - whats it like?

 

[Bellatrix]

busy day

Amazing documentary.

this sounds bizarre - whats it like?

It is bizarre. Two batty Bouviers interacting crabbily with each other (and occasionally bursting into song) in a squalid mansion in the Hamptons.

:heart:

 

[Ciansy]

I watched

And the night before,

which is utter, utter shite.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

Amazing documentary.

aye, great stuff.
The shop I was in yesterday (Waterloo Records) had the biggest collection of Criterion DVDs I have ever seen. Over 200 titles I'd say.

 

[Charlie Bucket]

it was a lazy tv sunday.....

 

[Wilbert]

aye, great stuff.
The shop I was in yesterday (Waterloo Records) had the biggest collection of Criterion DVDs I have ever seen. Over 200 titles I'd say.

And where is this magical shop?

 

[classic seanc]

it was a lazy tv sunday.....

Colm Meaney, English accent. Deadly

 

[Charlie Bucket]

Colm Meaney, English accent. Deadly

"Dulles approach, this is windsor 114. Where the devil have you been?"

 

[Corey]

I watched:

the Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, Directed and starring Tommy Lee Jones, and was very pleasantly surprised, as it is a very pleasant film.

Then we watched some shite called Brick,

which was written well, but totaly unrealistic as it was set in 'High School' all the characters were teengars acting like 40- year old intelligence agents. AND they were all little dissaffected american bollixes. The young guy from third rock is in it, being unhappily dissaffected for the duration of the movie.

I miss darknothing. She sure was somthing.

 

[aoboa]

Omen 666
- I really enjoyed this. I liked the way the remake focused on the family more than the original did. Prefer the original but as horror remakes go this was pretty decent.

The Ice Harvest
- Looked good on paper and some great scenes but it felt like the film had been edited to death.