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

[7 - No tomorrow]

Gets boring when it thinks it's getting exciting. Goes on forever.

Yeah, I'd agree with that.

Couldn't he have just told the guy that the other guy wanted to speak to him?

 

[Unicron]

Population 436 starring Fred Durst. The hero is a census enumerator.

 

[Jim Daniels]

LA Confidential on the telly tonight

Have seen it a few times and it's still a great movie, with still one of the great death scenes, and still one of the worst Irish accents ever...

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[тхеодоре кацзынски]

Population 436 starring Fred Durst. The hero is a census enumerator.

I meant to watch this actually,was it worth staying up for?
I watched this crock of shite tonight

Annoying characters,piss poor story,took ages to get nowhere really,too many unnecessarily perverse scenes that seemed to simply put in for some sort of shock value,they didn't really though,just made the directors come across as twisted pubescent boys.Abysmal in short,avoid like the plague.

 

[Mormon Nailer]

I thought Be Kind Rewind had a lot to say about small comunities rather than anything about the digital future. But everything it had to say was already covered by about 500 other movies and Smoke, was about 5 million times better. Still that's me. I'm a prick.

No no no, Be kind Rewind is about our shared digital culture and about its commoditization, about whether we can build upon our culture or whether it is locked away by people who seek to monnetise everything we see and about the nature of truth in a digital world. the small community thing is peripheral.

 

[Cormcolash]

Be Kind Rewind is a great film whatever the fuck it's about

 

[Lili Marlene]

Every good thing you can say about Be Kind, Rewind has to be coloured by the fact that it's a total fucking mess almost to the level of the Invention of Lying

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

No no no, Be kind Rewind is about our shared digital culture and about its commoditization, about whether we can build upon our culture or whether it is locked away by people who seek to monnetise everything we see and about the nature of truth in a digital world. the small community thing is peripheral.

Wonderful film and I agree with a lot of what you say.
I thought it was reminding us that just because our movie entertainment is produced top-down for us to passively consume, these things still connect with us, we still love them, and because of that connection, we own a part of them.
That it can be just as fun to recreate a scene from Ghostbusters with your friends as it can be to play 96 Tears with them in the garage.
It felt like Gondry was pulling the curtain away from the people, like you say, who have locked away movies and seek to monetise everything. If we feel them, we own them too, and there is joy and fun in that.
He's all about the joy and fun, our Michel.

Look at this guy. If you haven't seen it, I promise it's worth hanging around for the Laura Dern and Sam Neill bit.

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And The Social Network was awesome.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

And here's 96 Tears because if it's not in your head now, it should be.

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[David Kronenbourg]

i watched Limitless which is well made but a bit silly and Pontypool which is a clever and original take on the killer virus genre

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[Lili Marlene]

Wonderful film and I agree with a lot of what you say.
I thought it was reminding us that just because our movie entertainment is produced top-down for us to passively consume, these things still connect with us, we still love them, and because of that connection, we own a part of them.
That it can be just as fun to recreate a scene from Ghostbusters with your friends as it can be to play 96 Tears with them in the garage.
It felt like Gondry was pulling the curtain away from the people, like you say, who have locked away movies and seek to monetise everything. If we feel them, we own them too, and there is joy and fun in that.
He's all about the joy and fun, our Michel.

Be that as it may, it's still a badly written mess of a film whose script reads like two different first drafts thrown together.

 

[Unicron]

I meant to watch this actually,was it worth staying up for?

Well ... it was rubbish, it's got Fred Durst and the odd brother from 6 feet under playing an census enumerator in it ferchrissakes, but not offensivly terrible rubbish. It'll do for 2AM when you've no intention of going to bed.

 

[Ferox13]

I liked it (and the cheap Polish Lager too) - didn't need to be tidied up so much at the end..

BTW - I kinda liked Malefique - Pontypool was great too.

 

[IFF]

it is a good movie

 

[coast to coast]

A big couch day due to drowsiness inducing painkillers so I watch some movies, all of which I had seen before for some reason.

Manhattan - thats just a really funny movie.

The Darjeeling Limited - I love Wes Anderson movies but even on repeat viewing this one is a bit too haphazard and flighty. Its still beautiful and funny in parts, great music, but its too disjointed, incoherent, frustrating.

L.A. Confidential - totally awesome.

Dogma - still funny in parts and irrelevantly, my dad loves this movie, despite the appearance of a shit monster in it.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

this morning. totally bonkers but brilliant. visually stunning

 

[ernesto]

Be Kind Rewind is a great film whatever the fuck it's about

how the fuck does can ANYONE even decipher a single word Mos Def says?
he mumbles every single fucking line he has.

 

[Mormon Nailer]

Be that as it may, it's still a badly written mess of a film whose script reads like two different first drafts thrown together.

That's part of the charm for me - the whole untidyness of it.

 

[Lili Marlene]

That's part of the charm for me - the whole untidyness of it.

I'll have to watch it again so. I remember being very let down by it so if it is in fact quite good that would be nice

 

[ernesto]

how the fuck does can ANYONE even decipher a single word Mos Def says?
he mumbles every single fucking line he has.

how the fuck DOES can??

id want to sort my own Engrish out before i have a go at Mos Def again.

morto