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Posted by guster on Apr-02-2007 17:17:

Best Tarantino cameo is hands down his part in Pulp Fiction.


Posted by dj tek on Apr-02-2007 17:20:

quote:
Originally posted by guster
Best Tarantino cameo is hands down his part in Pulp Fiction.

"does my garage have a sign that says dead ****** storage ?"


Posted by jdat on Apr-02-2007 17:24:

I want to see
The Namesake


I listened to an interview of the director on Npr Studio 360 and then watched the trailer and the whole thing seems real good


Posted by SuspicionVandit on Apr-02-2007 17:36:

Children of Men is one of the most fantastic movies ever.
it's so brilliant in terms of creating a setting that is so in-depth to its plot. commercials of government endorsed suicide pills, animals becoming the replacement for children, paranoia of the government and the bleak chance for hope in a a world with no foreseeable future.
Cauron did so many wonderful shots with this film, it's hard to even begin naming them in any order.

The Fountain, recommended to skip. I found it hella hella boring and did not enjoy the attempts at philosophy or mtyhology. Some neat facts, but the way it is presented is so fucking boring. And that orchestral riff, how many times can they play that in a movie?

I rented The Pursuit of Happyness yesterday. Ignore. It's a plunge into depravity that is more cynical than Hostel. Things just get worse and worse and worse and youre like " sad face for will smith, he gets so fucked." and after 2 hours, everything is resolved in the last 2 minutes by 5 camera scenes and then some text saying "in 2006, he signed a multi-million dollar deal, kthxnbyt." the scene in the bathroom when he sleeps in the bathroom with his son and the guy keeps knocking to get in is very sad face though. true story, but i've seen better rags to riches stories.

Cell was pretty fucked up, but if you like a visual feast with sci-fi CG, check it out. very nice ideas applied to film inluding the "omg, the heart is still beating!"



Oldboy, foreign film. simply absolutely beautiful. From mystery to suspense to its revelation, it is just a work of art. The music is terrific too!



Battle Royale! definently a very violent film concerning a government program that pits a class of middle school students on an island to kill each other. sounds retarded? it's way deeper than that containing a lot of dialogue regarding youth, government and rebellion. serially, you have to see the movie to witness its brilliance. Read the book, it's even more awesome.


Posted by AndreaCKY772 on Apr-02-2007 18:06:

quote:
Originally posted by bananas
what was so good about the cell and equilibrium?


i liked the cell because it was a different sort of idea and i liked the cinematography of the movie. i like strange movies like that.

i liked what the story was about, for equilibrium. overall, i thought it was a decent movie, but i guess some of you don't, lol.


edit and i think "pulp fiction" is severely overrated.... as well as the "eternal sunshine of happiness" (tried to watch it 3 times and never made it) and "little miss sunshine"


Posted by RapidFire on Apr-02-2007 18:47:

equilibrium is crazy good.


Posted by jdat on Apr-02-2007 19:15:

quote:
Originally posted by AndreaCKY772
i liked the cell because it was a different sort of idea and i liked the cinematography of the movie. i like strange movies like that.

i liked what the story was about, for equilibrium. overall, i thought it was a decent movie, but i guess some of you don't, lol.


edit and i think "pulp fiction" is severely overrated.... as well as the "eternal sunshine of happiness" (tried to watch it 3 times and never made it) and "little miss sunshine"


The story in the movie the Cell is crap but the shots in it are astonishing

pure eye candy


Posted by Gravgon on Apr-02-2007 19:37:

DO NOT SEE "Hannibal Rising", it's simply dull and pointless and it's a disgrace to the 3 other hannibal lecter movies.

+1 for oldboy, one of my favourite movie.

As for Tarantino, he makes "cool" movies: always highly entertaining and stylish. But they're all slightly overrated and, imo, aren't on par with classic masterpieces because they don't seem to have any message to deliver.


Posted by RandomGirl on Apr-02-2007 19:56:

Re: Movie recommendation thread - what to see, what to skip

quote:
Originally posted by aNYthing
I'll start off by saying that you should save your money and time and skip "The rise of Taj" - awwwwwwwwwwwfullllll... Horrible. Just bad. I'd rather watch "American Wedding" 3 times in a row than watch this crapola once.



I wish you had told me this before I went and saw it in theaters


Posted by Blakey on Apr-02-2007 21:15:

I really want to see 'Shooter' with Mark Wahlberg starring.

Any opinions on it?


Posted by LiquidNitrogen on Apr-02-2007 23:51:

I really enjoyed watching the following movies



Posted by SuspicionVandit on Apr-02-2007 23:58:

quote:
Originally posted by LiquidNitrogen
I really enjoyed watching the following movies



yes! Fox Atomic! the worst movie studio.............EVER!


Posted by eRRaTiK on Apr-03-2007 01:03:

Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho

watch it.


Posted by superglo on Apr-03-2007 06:25:


Posted by Marc Summers on Apr-03-2007 06:30:



/thread

Watch it. Love it. Watch it again. Love it forever.


Posted by arj1o1 on Apr-03-2007 10:53:

See:
-Lock, stock and two smoking barrels
-Snatch
-Trainspotting
-Revolver
-Layer cake
-Requiem for a dream
-Infernal affairs (you might consider to watch II & III also)
-Lost highway
-Mulholland drive

Don't see:
Uhm... Salo?


Posted by bananas on Apr-03-2007 14:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Orbax
The Illusionist was also great

just saw this, and i can say +1 :>


Posted by bananas on Apr-03-2007 14:05:

quote:
Originally posted by aNYthing
Yet another +1 goes for you... damn. we should definitely swap our "fave" movie lists - seems like our tastes are quite similar.

heh :]]


Posted by richg101 on Apr-03-2007 14:08:

'monsters ball' is one deep film. great atmospheres and a moving soundtrack.

i never thought it got enough coverage.


Posted by bananas on Apr-03-2007 14:10:

quote:
Originally posted by richg101
'monsters ball' is one deep film. great atmospheres and a moving soundtrack.

i never thought it got enough coverage.

oscar in one of the most important categories and not enough coverage? good movie tho, although i didn't like the sex scenes, cause i was jealous :]]


Posted by richg101 on Apr-03-2007 14:22:

quote:
Originally posted by bananas
oscar in one of the most important categories and not enough coverage? good movie tho, although i didn't like the sex scenes, cause i was jealous :]]


forgot about that! haha. but still, i find whenever i mention it, its like the people im talking to havnt heard about it.


Posted by Ivand on Apr-03-2007 15:29:

quote:
Originally posted by arj1o1
See:
-Lock, stock and two smoking barrels
-Snatch
-Trainspotting
-Revolver
-Layer cake
-Requiem for a dream
-Infernal affairs (you might consider to watch II & III also)
-Lost highway
-Mulholland drive

Don't see:
Uhm... Salo?




i want to see salo


Posted by SuspicionVandit on Apr-03-2007 15:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Ivand
i want to see salo


*meh*
I saw it simply for the shock when i was 16. Looking back, it seemed more like a snuff film than a violent film depicting a government "in its most extreme form."
It resembles Men Behind the Sun, which features a Japanese military group conducting experiments on POWs during world war 2, which includes shock classics as an actual autopsy done on a little boy specifically made for the film, putting a man in a presure chamber and feeding a live cat to hungry rats.

They aren't very good films, horrible directing, but people pass them off as BRILLIANCE because they don't try and tone down TRUE history!


Posted by Stasis on Apr-03-2007 16:33:

If you honestly thought Equilibrium was a good movie....yikes.

I guess you don't mind a movie that takes itself ultra-seriously while just going from one cliche to the next. Watch 1984 or The Matrix and call it a day


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Apr-03-2007 18:11:

-The Fountain
-Children of Men
-Pan's Labyrinth
-Children of Men
-Children of Men
-Children of Men


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