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

[RSJ]

Yeah, poor little dave mustane, "they fooled me into doing heroin, which is why i had to go through rehab 15 times". The way he talks is unsettling too. Can't put my finger on it.

 

[Jill Hives]

this one?

punkrock!

I know I shouldn't laugh but the opening scene with the dog and the baby gets me every time. This is a classic! I haven't seen it in years.

 

[Jill Hives]

him not getting best supporting actor was a travesty

I still can't get over how he was a teenage heart throb at one point. In his Bad News Bears days. Bless the 70's.

 

[Stan Bowles]

28 weeks later, dissapointing. Was I wrong in wanting the kids to die?

 

[stephenoblunt]

Not at all - They were horrible irresponsible and caused litres of death and destruction.

 

[stephenoblunt]

This Is England. Again. Wow. How does he capture those performances???

 

[Unicron]

Not at all - They were horrible irresponsible and caused litres of death and destruction.

But did they pretend to be a pompous, misogynistic homophobe on the Internet?

 

[Charlie Bucket]

This Is England. Again. Wow. How does he capture those performances???

from reading psychology books......


and seeing as someone mentioned st. michael of moore has anyone seen this? -

http://www.manufacturingdissentmovie.com/

its pretty good....
moores tax returns showed that he owned halliburton shares!

 

[Ferox13]

Pretty much confined to the house for the weekend (due to gout) - so I had a marathon of films/world of Warcraft..

Here's what I saw:

Enjoyable but overly long with too many irrelevant bits. Couple of nice gruesome deaths - some decent characters and a good OST..Not as much fun as it should have been though..

Wrong Turn 2 - the first one was very average so I was suprised how good this was..Henry Rollins versus deformed Rednecks - can't go wrong. The usual stereo types get butcher again but with extra gore and a pretty break neck plot pacing. I recommend this if you don't expect too much (and like me) your IQ and waist size are kinda similar....

More proof of my penchant for High Brow art...I really dunno whats wrong but this shit still makes me LOL..This is one of the earlier (and Better) Abbott and Costello. Complete Scooby doo plot - some great dialogue and an excellent (non-PC) version of Me and my shadow by Ted Lewis. I have Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein (their best film) lined up for later.

Very main stream fluff inspired by Hitchcocks rear window (or if you're like me the episode of Simpsons where bart breaks his leg)..Pretty typicla and predictable but to be honest I still kinda enjoyed it..

Worth watch if only to see Mr Pleasence role as a Bit o' da Blarney, Irish priest..Made in greece with a mostly Greek cast, so it plays more like a Euro horror than anything by hammer..Worth wacthing if only for the main cast.

UFC 75 - Not a film but man that Cro Cop result..

Ahh - THE VIOLENCE OF THE LAMBS - Excellent kiwi horror about Zombie sheep. Funny, gorey and very wooly. Real Ol' School Peter Jackson and not a hobbit in site....

LOL - i think i got about 4 hours sleep all weekend.

 

[Nate Champion]

Leave Her to Heaven. John Stahl mid 40s, not the Douglas Sirk one. It had one of the chilliest scenes I've seen in any American film.

 

[seanface]

went to see death sentence last night.
it is seriously the best film that has ever been made and i say that without a hint of irony in my voice. he drives a car through a truck and his quest for vengence breaks it clean in half for christs sakes!.|..|.|..|.|..|

 

[Charlie Bucket]

nordy ireland looks pretty in it....that is all.

 

[Anthony]

Who Killed The Electric Car?
http://www.whokilledtheelectriccar.com

as if you needed another reason to hate corporate america.
Great film/documenaty

 

[broken arm]

Last Life in the Universe

A mysterious, obsessive-compulsive, suicidal Japanese man living in Bangkok, Thailand, is thrown together with a Thai woman through a tragic chain of events.

really good.

 

[pete]

Oceans 13 - enjoyable. Much better than the last one anyway... that's not really saying much though.

Once - this was way better than I'd expected. There sure are a lot of loooong song singing scenes in it though.

 

[nEiLo]

this weekend:

For Your Consideration. I thought this was amusing and not half as bad as I was lead to believe. Fred Willard is a funny guy.

The Apartment - one of my favourite movies ever. Shirley McClane :heart:

Shortbus - absolutely brilliant movie. Highly recommended.

 

[RSJ]

28 Weeks Later. Was annoyed they put loads of american actors in, some very cheesy lines and that helicopter scene was a bit "ah for fuck sake", but overall i liked it. The zombies are so well done.

 

[Mormon Nailer]

its pretty good....
moores tax returns showed that he owned halliburton shares!

Nothing wrong with that it would mean he was sent accounts and had access to AGM.

I thought, as a journalist, having a couple of shares for a company you were keeping a eye on would be pretty normal.

 

[Mormon Nailer]

28 Weeks Later. Was annoyed they put loads of american actors in, some very cheesy lines and that helicopter scene was a bit "ah for fuck sake", but overall i liked it. The zombies are so well done.

I though that bit with the helicopter was great!

 

[Jill Hives]

this weekend:

Shortbus - absolutely brilliant movie. Highly recommended.

I saw Shortbus at the IFI in the afternoon. I was one of two females there and most were middle aged men on their own. Oddly reading the newspaper before the beginning. I was throughly entertained by people watching even before the film began. It was interesting, to say the least. Some dubious acting but more true (in ways) than most films these days.

Watched Closer last night because it was the only thing on TV. Well worth it for Clive Owen, "Now fuck off and die!" I like when things are believable and honest and that scene was that, if nothing else.