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- nkh disse...
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- Out 31 2008, 15h03
N3croyeti said:
Oh, is that what that is?
I basically saw Davina McCall on the advert while flicking, and quickly changed the channel in terror.
I'm gonna watch it to take my mind off my man flu.
Let me know what you think. I listened to an interview with Charlie Brooker talking about the making of the show. He said he expected Davina to refuse to appear in it, but she said yes straight away and put everything into being a believable zombie.

It is quite odd seeing an un-dead Davina. It makes a change from pregnant Davina.

[quote][b][user]nkh[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]N3croyeti[/user][/b] said: Oh, is that what that is? I basically saw Davina McCall on the advert while flicking, and quickly changed the channel in terror. I'm gonna watch it to take my mind off my man flu. [/quote] Let me know what you think. I listened to an interview with Charlie Brooker talking about the making of the show. He said he expected Davina to refuse to appear in it, but she said yes straight away and put everything into being a believable zombie. It is quite odd seeing an un-dead Davina. It makes a change from pregnant Davina. [quote]

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- tmills disse...
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- Nov 2 2008, 2h38
I just watched "In the Company of Men." Aaron Eckhart's character gets my vote for the biggest asshole of all time.

[quote][b][user]tmills[/user][/b] disse: I just watched "In the Company of Men." Aaron Eckhart's character gets my vote for the biggest asshole of all time.[quote]

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- Youyesyesyes disse...
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- Nov 2 2008, 2h51
Saw Zack and Miri Make a Porno tonight, was pretty funny. Not up to par with View Askew Kevin Smith films but still pretty funny, plenty of laughs in the first half of the movie. The Dutch Rutter is just gold too.

That Elizabeth Banks is in a shit load of movies now too, what the hell is that about.

[quote][b][user]Youyesyesyes[/user][/b] disse: Saw Zack and Miri Make a Porno tonight, was pretty funny. Not up to par with View Askew Kevin Smith films but still pretty funny, plenty of laughs in the first half of the movie. The Dutch Rutter is just gold too. That Elizabeth Banks is in a shit load of movies now too, what the hell is that about.[quote]

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- pavskies disse...
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- Nov 2 2008, 3h52
Probably her role as Beth in 40 Year Old Virgin helped. That movie did pretty well on the box office. You know she was in Wet Hot American Summer? That movie was out in 2002 though.

Speaking of which, I really need to watch Wet Hot American Summer again. It's been too long since I've seen it last.

[quote][b][user]pavskies[/user][/b] disse: Probably her role as Beth in 40 Year Old Virgin helped. That movie did pretty well on the box office. You know she was in Wet Hot American Summer? That movie was out in 2002 though. Speaking of which, I really need to watch Wet Hot American Summer again. It's been too long since I've seen it last. [quote]

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- tmills disse...
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- Nov 3 2008, 0h17
I thought this was pretty funny.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os6raCCmAFk&feature=related

[quote][b][user]tmills[/user][/b] disse: I thought this was pretty funny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os6raCCmAFk&feature=related[quote]

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- ZiggyFromMars disse...
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- Nov 3 2008, 0h20
Hahaha, that's awesome.

I forgot my physics book.

[quote][b][user]ZiggyFromMars[/user][/b] disse: Hahaha, that's awesome.[quote]

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- Nov 3 2008, 1h48
tmills said:
I thought this was pretty funny.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os6raCCmAFk&feature=related

Awesome. It reminded me this classic:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phcbqQu5Exk&feature=related

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]tmills[/user][/b] said: I thought this was pretty funny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os6raCCmAFk&feature=related[/quote] Awesome. It reminded me this classic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phcbqQu5Exk&feature=related[quote]

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- nkh disse...
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- Nov 3 2008, 9h52
Good stuff!

I watched Burn After Reading on Friday. I understand what generalmalaise meant about the film being inconsequential - but I still enjoyed it. It kept me interested.

[quote][b][user]nkh[/user][/b] disse: Good stuff! I watched Burn After Reading on Friday. I understand what [user]generalmalaise[/user] meant about the film being inconsequential - but I still enjoyed it. It kept me interested.[quote]

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- ACoolAssTurtle disse...
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- Nov 3 2008, 10h00
tmills said:
I thought this was pretty funny.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os6raCCmAFk&feature=related

Haha they have been playing this at the Alamo Drafthouse(s) in Austin before horror movies and movies that have plots that deal with ghosts for a while now.

[quote][b][user]ACoolAssTurtle[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]tmills[/user][/b] said: I thought this was pretty funny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os6raCCmAFk&feature=related[/quote] Haha they have been playing this at the Alamo Drafthouse(s) in Austin before horror movies and movies that have plots that deal with ghosts for a while now.[quote]

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- knkwzrd disse...
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- Nov 6 2008, 19h24
Has anyone here ever seen the film "Tommy Tricker and the Stamp Traveller"? I'm kind of wondering if it's known at all outside of Canada. It's this incredibly strange film funded by Canada Post about this little shit of a kid whose pretty much a drug-dealer for stamps, hanging out behind the school, slipping kids misprinted stamps for pocket change. The entire films hinges on this bizarre alternate reality where every kid is obsessed with collecting stamps, not very subtle advertising on Canada Post's part, really, but much more entertaining than your average Government-sponsored low-budget kid's film. It has a soundtrack written by Kate & Anna McGarrigle, and features probably the earliest recorded musical performance by Rufus Wainwright, who sings a song in the middle of a shopping mall.

[quote][b][user]knkwzrd[/user][/b] disse: Has anyone here ever seen the film "Tommy Tricker and the Stamp Traveller"? I'm kind of wondering if it's known at all outside of Canada. It's this incredibly strange film funded by Canada Post about this little shit of a kid whose pretty much a drug-dealer for stamps, hanging out behind the school, slipping kids misprinted stamps for pocket change. The entire films hinges on this bizarre alternate reality where every kid is obsessed with collecting stamps, not very subtle advertising on Canada Post's part, really, but much more entertaining than your average Government-sponsored low-budget kid's film. It has a soundtrack written by Kate & Anna McGarrigle, and features probably the earliest recorded musical performance by Rufus Wainwright, who sings a song in the middle of a shopping mall.[quote]

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- knkwzrd disse...
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- Nov 9 2008, 4h47
On an unrelated note, I'm pretty sure that "American Movie" is the best film ever made. The best documentary, at the very least.

[quote][b][user]knkwzrd[/user][/b] disse: On an unrelated note, I'm pretty sure that "American Movie" is the best film ever made. The best documentary, at the very least.[quote]

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- trombipulation disse...
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- Nov 9 2008, 6h27
Anyone seen "The Strangers?" I watched it with some people who all found it terrifying, and I was only amused by it, never scared or shocked. I had hoped that it would actually scare me, but nothing.

[quote][b][user]trombipulation[/user][/b] disse: Anyone seen "The Strangers?" I watched it with some people who all found it terrifying, and I was only amused by it, never scared or shocked. I had hoped that it would actually scare me, but nothing.[quote]

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- tmills disse...
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- Nov 9 2008, 9h03
knkwzrd said:
On an unrelated note, I'm pretty sure that "American Movie" is the best film ever made. The best documentary, at the very least.
Haha, let's not go that far, but it's certainly a four-star effort. I've heard from a friend that the documentary subject's film was actually pretty decent.

[quote][b][user]tmills[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]knkwzrd[/user][/b] said: On an unrelated note, I'm pretty sure that "American Movie" is the best film ever made. The best documentary, at the very least.[/quote] Haha, let's not go that far, but it's certainly a four-star effort. I've heard from a friend that the documentary subject's film was actually pretty decent.[quote]

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- N3croyeti disse...
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- Nov 23 2008, 21h59
Withnail & I

The dialogue in this film is outstanding! I can see this becoming a favourite.

[quote][b][user]N3croyeti[/user][/b] disse: Withnail & I The dialogue in this film is outstanding! I can see this becoming a favourite.[quote]

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- knkwzrd disse...
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- Nov 24 2008, 5h28
The first time I saw Withnail & I, I didn't get it at all. Much better on repeated viewings, thankfully.

[quote][b][user]knkwzrd[/user][/b] disse: The first time I saw Withnail & I, I didn't get it at all. Much better on repeated viewings, thankfully.[quote]

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- theperfectchair disse...
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- Nov 24 2008, 5h54
ACoolAssTurtle said:
The Alamo Drafthouse in Austin .
I saw the Rocky Horror Picture Show there last night and it was the most fun I've had in a long time (since halloween). I had no idea that people yelling during a movie could be so hilarious.

[quote][b][user]theperfectchair[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]ACoolAssTurtle[/user][/b] said: The Alamo Drafthouse in Austin .[/quote] I saw the Rocky Horror Picture Show there last night and it was the most fun I've had in a long time (since halloween). I had no idea that people yelling during a movie could be so hilarious. [quote]

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- nkh disse...
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- Nov 24 2008, 10h48
Have any of you seen the Pixar short film Pesto? I just watched it and it's great.

[quote][b][user]nkh[/user][/b] disse: Have any of you seen the Pixar short film Pesto? I just watched it and it's great. [youtube]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=E5NXBxVpb7Q[/youtube][quote]

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- N3croyeti disse...
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- Nov 25 2008, 2h09
I watched Tetsuo: The Iron Man, I remember you guys talking about it a few pages ago.

.....What the fuck did I just watch?

[quote][b][user]N3croyeti[/user][/b] disse: I watched Tetsuo: The Iron Man, I remember you guys talking about it a few pages ago. .....What the fuck did I just watch?[quote]

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- MNez disse...
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- Nov 25 2008, 17h20
Any suggestions as an intro to Miike? I hear Tetsuo often enough, but the last post wasn't really a ringing endorsement.

Slumdog Millionaire was really good, even if a bit predictable. Basically like a more upbeat City of God (with a soundtrack by M.I.A. and A R Rahmann)

[quote][b][user]MNez[/user][/b] disse: Any suggestions as an intro to Miike? I hear Tetsuo often enough, but the last post wasn't really a ringing endorsement. Slumdog Millionaire was really good, even if a bit predictable. Basically like a more upbeat City of God (with a soundtrack by M.I.A. and A R Rahmann)[quote]

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- trombipulation disse...
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- Nov 25 2008, 17h59
I think everyone needs to witness Tetsuo at least once in their life.

[quote][b][user]trombipulation[/user][/b] disse: I think everyone needs to witness Tetsuo at least once in their life.[quote]

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- StDionysus disse...
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- Nov 25 2008, 18h40
MNez said:
Any suggestions as an intro to Miike? I hear Tetsuo often enough, but the last post wasn't really a ringing endorsement.

Tetsuo isn't Miike, it's Shinya Tsukamoto.

Here's some suggestions for Miike:

Audition
IZO
Visitor Q

swatting flies with Sartre paperbacks

[quote][b][user]StDionysus[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]MNez[/user][/b] said: Any suggestions as an intro to Miike? I hear Tetsuo often enough, but the last post wasn't really a ringing endorsement. [/quote] Tetsuo isn't Miike, it's Shinya Tsukamoto. Here's some suggestions for Miike: Audition IZO Visitor Q[quote]

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- Youyesyesyes disse...
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- Nov 25 2008, 20h02
Tetsuo is only good for the awesome music.

Regarding Miike, Ichi The Killer is a pretty good film. Kakihara is pretty badass.

[quote][b][user]Youyesyesyes[/user][/b] disse: Tetsuo is only good for the awesome music. Regarding Miike, Ichi The Killer is a pretty good film. Kakihara is pretty badass.[quote]

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- MNez disse...
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- Nov 25 2008, 20h41
Sorry, Tsukamoto is in Ichi the Killer. I knew there was some connection between the two.

[quote][b][user]MNez[/user][/b] disse: Sorry, Tsukamoto is in Ichi the Killer. I knew there was some connection between the two.[quote]

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- Nov 25 2008, 22h42
MNez said:
Sorry, Tsukamoto is in Ichi the Killer. I knew there was some connection between the two.

Not only he played. He helped also... hm, and You know he provided... Well, let's cut the crap: his semen is used in the opening scene.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]MNez[/user][/b] said: Sorry, Tsukamoto is in Ichi the Killer. I knew there was some connection between the two.[/quote] Not only he played. He helped also... hm, and You know he provided... Well, let's cut the crap: his semen is used in the opening scene. [quote]

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- N3croyeti disse...
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- Nov 25 2008, 22h51
MNez said:
Any suggestions as an intro to Miike? I hear Tetsuo often enough, but the last post wasn't really a ringing endorsement.
Oh, it's definitely worth watching for the experience. It's wierd in a Lynch/Cronenberg kinda way.

Re-watched Higher Learning, probably John Singleton's only other good film apart from Boyz in the Hood in my opinion. A pretty powerful movie that's tastefully done, even if its plot is a tad outlandish and its characters largely stereotypes. (but that's probably a given for a primarily racial-themed film, I guess) Great soundtrack too!

[quote][b][user]N3croyeti[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]MNez[/user][/b] said: Any suggestions as an intro to Miike? I hear Tetsuo often enough, but the last post wasn't really a ringing endorsement.[/quote] Oh, it's definitely worth watching for the experience. It's wierd in a Lynch/Cronenberg kinda way. Re-watched Higher Learning, probably John Singleton's only other good film apart from Boyz in the Hood in my opinion. A pretty powerful movie that's tastefully done, even if its plot is a tad outlandish and its characters largely stereotypes. (but that's probably a given for a primarily racial-themed film, I guess) Great soundtrack too![quote]

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