Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas, it's not great, fairly boring at times actually, but it' has its funny as hell moments.

I finally watched Eastern Promises this weekend. There's an excellent fight scene that I won't ruin. I wanted to turn away but I couldn't.

A "mock"umentary called Chalk. Its about teachers. It's good.

YES, I watched this two nights ago based on your recommendation and it was absolutely amazing. Beautiful pick. I think the last movie I watched was Abre los Ojos, which is the movie Vanilla Sky was a remake of. I haven't seen Vanilla Sky, but Abre los Ojos was ****ing amazing... beautiful movie.

It's a great movie. Unfortunately the aspect ratio is screwed on the UK dvd. it states a 2.35:1 ratio, but the disc is 1.85:1 so it is stretched.

Abre los Ojos?

Yes-literal translation OPEN YOUR EYES.

does it have to be a new one???


if not then probably.......my bestfriends wedding(we were watching it on choir)((the class I am in now))

À bout de souffle
Sword in the Stone
It
The Importance of Being Ernest
Unrest
Gosford Park

IT is f-in scary!

Seriously? I watched that years ago and thought it was cheesy and waaay too long.

last night I watched Fight Club stoned.

man I love that film. There's better, but I just love the whole idea of breaking free and...yeah i can't be bothered going on. I need to read the book, I've been meaning to do that since I first saw the movie.

next I'm gonna watch Alphaville (Jean Luc Godard, word)

the book is 10 times scarier
the only spooky part of that movie is the fact that they have tim curry as the clown & hes just a creepo in general

i just recently went and saw 3:10 to Yuma.

My god what a great movie that was.

They Shoot Horses Don't They?

It's pretty classic.

My thoughts exactly. Tim Curry is absolutely fantastic, but it's aged horribly and is way too long. It also had one of the worst endings in film history.

I finally watched The Proposition the other night, it was great.

2019-Ater The Fall of New York.

B-movie brilliance. An ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK/MAD MAX rip off from the early 80's. Love it.

BOO

Quite possibly the worst movie title ever. Pretty effective haunted hospital horror with some interesting ideas.

VOLVER.

Almodavar is one of my favourite directors but I was very dissapointed with this. It seemed too flippant next to his more recent works such as TALK TO HER and BAD EDUCATION. Penolope Cruz is excellent though and is a good looking woman to boot.

Just finished watching Scanners, which was a pretty good 80's horror/thriller, and yesterday (or was it the day before?) I watched Ichi the Killer, which was a masterpiece.

This was cut by 3 minutes over here. I had to get the Dutch 2 disc version (now OOP) to see it uncensored. Cost me a pretty penny too. (ICHI THE KILLER)

Which three minutes? I'm pretty sure I watched the uncensored version.

The nipple slicing was the major cut over here. The rest was slight trims over the film.

nipple slicing ey? >.<

pass

you don't know what you're missing...

well yeah. they shoot people and horses. but more people.

its a pretty loud movie too. i mean.

i was in the back row. and someone would shoot.

and i jumped. lol.

but it was great.

Rater R for those with an adolescent mind.

Control and Lars and the Real Girl open this week. Pretty pumped for that.

300-Again.

Dumb stupid fun. Bombastic delivery of lines, but it looks gorgeous on my LCD!

just saw evan almighty last night
call me lame but i actually thought it was quite comical

Look's intriguing, I will look out for this one.

The Wind That Shakes The Barley

A film by one of my Favourite directors. 71 year old KEN LOACH. A director who steadfastly refuses to make big budget films, and makes films about socio political subjects; both past and present. The wind chronicles the inception of the IRA in Ireland and how it affected the rural people in 1920's Ireland. Stunningly performed (as usual for a Loach film) and a history lesson to some of us who don't know our own history.

how did you manage to see this movies in the theatre? It came out in the late 1960s.

When The Wind Blows

I watched it for the first time in many years and it was as depressing as I'd remembered. I like the way it makes me feel at the end. Everything just seems so trivial.

Superb score by Roger Waters too.

Whoa, yes. His music makes those little animation sequences really quite powerful.

Tekkonkinkreet - 7/10
Secrets and lies - 8/10
Ivan's childhood - 8/10
Ichi the Killer - 8/10
The taste of cherry - 9.5/10
The three colours - Blue - 9/10
The three colours - White - 6/10
The three colours - Red - 7/10
Noise - 8/10
The girl who leaped through time - 6.5/10
Dr. Strangelove, or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb - 10/10

this weekend I watched 2001 maniacs......Very Good Movie :D :D :D

Man on the Moon (9/10)

Sophie Scholl: The Final Days (8/10)

The acting was some of the best i've seen in a good while, especially considering it was all in German and the emotions had to be relayed through subtitles.

OMG, you watched a subtitled film...? What a feat!...:yeah:

dude, 70% of the films I watch are subtitled. But I have found that subtitles often detracts from the power of the film. This didn't at all, which I was really impressed by.

Save your sarcasm for emoprincess.