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Posted by vswede on Nov-15-2004 21:19:

the boondock saints << great movie! i love the ending quote.. hmm gonna watch it again
office space
super troopers
and some more i cant think of...
still have to see human traffic

Posted by dave8333 on Nov-15-2004 21:25:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
Rules of Attraction - i think they advertised this movie the wrong way, making it seem like a typical college-humor movie, when in reality it was pretty dark. usually everyone i talk to hates it unless they've read the book first.

I agree, good show. The cast especially made me think that the movie would be very 'typical college humor'. I was surprised to find otherwise. There is a great Fred Savage cameo in this film as well.

Didn't know there was a book, I'll have to check it out.

Posted by denys envy on Nov-15-2004 21:29:

really like teh croupier, has clive owen in it and that chick from ER

anyway, not too many have seen that one either

Posted by Mebot on Nov-15-2004 21:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Subey
Here's an interesting page that shows every scene in The Matrix was also in Dark City.

http://galeon.hispavista.com/cinera...rixdarkcity.htm

Oh yeah absolutely, I know The Matrix used the same rooftops and sets from Dark City, but this website makes things more interesting.

Too bad I can't read the spanish text, but the photos are cool.

Posted by ShadoWolf on Nov-15-2004 21:33:

quote:
Originally posted by D-res

"The Beach" was an awesome movie and i dont even live by any beaches..hehehe

OMG that's one of the worst movies ever made!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111oneoneoneoneunununeinein

Posted by l�cid on Nov-15-2004 21:51:

quote:
Originally posted by dave8333
I agree, good show. The cast especially made me think that the movie would be very 'typical college humor'. I was surprised to find otherwise. There is a great Fred Savage cameo in this film as well.

Didn't know there was a book, I'll have to check it out.

if you liked the movie, i'd highly recommend the book. it's one of the few movies i've seen that remained VERY true to how the book was written. the scenes where whatshisname, Kip Pardue, is all over Europe... that's practically read right from the book. although i don't think they mention Oakenfold in the book.

Posted by JayD on Nov-15-2004 22:14:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
if you liked the movie, i'd highly recommend the book. it's one of the few movies i've seen that remained VERY true to how the book was written. the scenes where whatshisname, Kip Pardue, is all over Europe... that's practically read right from the book. although i don't think they mention Oakenfold in the book.

Kip was in character as Victor Johnson for (i think a two weeks) while Avary and another person followed him with camera's. In the process he met Oakenfold and all those other girls as well, Victor Johnson.

JaY

Posted by th0m on Nov-15-2004 22:16:

Equilibrium.

Posted by JayD on Nov-15-2004 22:18:

Has anyone seen "fucking amal"?

One of the best foreign movie's IMO. Definitly underated.

JaY

Posted by diego on Nov-15-2004 22:34:

Posted by Protege on Nov-15-2004 23:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Nite-Mer
Pool Hall Junkies. This movie is awesome. Christopher Walken is the man.

+1

Yes, I love that movie

Posted by Pete K on Nov-15-2004 23:13:

Ronin
Stark Raving Mad

Posted by l�cid on Nov-15-2004 23:18:

quote:
Originally posted by JayD
Kip was in character as Victor Johnson for (i think a two weeks) while Avary and another person followed him with camera's. In the process he met Oakenfold and all those other girls as well, Victor Johnson.

JaY

thanks Jay don't know why i couldn't think of the characters' name, especially considering he is the main character in Glamorama. guess it's been a while since i read those books.

Glamorama is supposed to be made into a movie as well, but Roger Avary is still looking for someone to finance it, last i heard.

Posted by BTG on Nov-15-2004 23:28:

the GI Joe movie.

Fucking quality if you ask me.

go ahead, ask.

Posted by MunkyAngel on Nov-15-2004 23:29:

Dark City ( I even saw it in the movie theater something back than drew me in)

Office Space (such a classic and not that I have an office job. I understand the points of that movie)

oh and I felt like the Virgin Sucides was so underated too...

Super Troopers MEOW! LOL again another great movie

....I need to see Donnie Darko..and Garden State.....

Posted by echosystm on Nov-16-2004 00:18:

Kung pow

Couldnt be bothered checking if its been said already

Posted by {b.s.e.} on Nov-16-2004 00:20:

quote:
Originally posted by echosystm
Kung pow

Couldnt be bothered checking if its been said already

/cringe/

Posted by Phil r on Nov-16-2004 00:24:

quote:
Originally posted by th0m
Equilibrium.

definitely! and had some nice thought principles behind the storyline.

Happy Gilmore

Posted by Flotser on Nov-16-2004 00:37:

HellBoy!!!

Posted by goodgreef on Nov-16-2004 01:05:

momento
dont know if its been mentioned, but im too lazy to read ;p

Posted by Mebot on Nov-16-2004 01:17:

Toys with Robin Williams and LL Cool J. not many people liked it, but it's absurdness and overall randomness just made it all the more interesting for me.

Especially the soundtrack and the cinematography outside the Zevo toy factory...

Posted by Jordan Stevens on Nov-16-2004 01:22:

Tommy Boy

Posted by Cal on Nov-16-2004 03:06:

Equilibreum?!?!?!

That movie was too cheap to be good. All that obvious CG really killed it. With more money it could have been another matrix, but this shortage of money really hurt it. Oh and the black guy from Malibu Most Wanted shouldnt have been in it.

Posted by Danny Ocean on Nov-16-2004 03:15:

Four Rooms
From Dusk till Dawn

Posted by insecurity on Nov-16-2004 04:01:

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