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Posted by whiskers on Oct-26-2003 16:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Ripped Bag
this happens so many times:

Justin Kerrigan: We wanna go somewhere else. We're not threatened by people anymore. All our insecurities have evaporated. We're in the clouds now. We're wide open. We're spacemen orbiting the earth. The world looks beautiful from here, man. We're nympholeptics, desiring for the unobtainable. We risk sanity for moments of temporary enlightenment. So many ideas. So little memory. The last thought killed by anticipation of the next. We embrace an overwhelming feeling of love. We flow in unison. We're together. I wish this was real. We want a universal level of togetherness, where we're comfortable with everyone. We're in rhythm. Part of a movement. A movement to escape. We wave goodbye. Ultimately, we just want to be happy. Heh, yeah hang on, what the fuck was I just talking about?



the lyrics to 12th Street - Brain Damage. good choon.


i just love how in the film they do the thing about things that people don't say, but think and want to say.


Posted by BTG on Oct-26-2003 16:46:

quote:
Originally posted by kid nyce
one word, i love this movie...


how you tell me how the hell that's one word.


Posted by [N]�k|��[Z] on Oct-26-2003 22:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Orbax
yeah. The whole style is horrible. Story line isnt that great. If it had more to do with rave culture, it would be better. But even if I wasnt expecting a rave movie, it would be bad. No offense UKTAs, but the British arent known for the good film productions (cept the Monty Python woot!) I like the music that plays though. I dunno. I think its a C grade video. It has some weird shit, and the people arent good looking lol. Feels like an amateur film


without readin the thread from any further than this post, id say your very wrong, human traffic is one of the most spot on, down to earth clubbing movies ever. To those that have done drugs before, there is an immense similarity and likeness to how it really is... the portrayal of being fucked off your head.. a group of normal clubbers... the fucked up stupid guy [moff] the DJ [koop] the talking bullshit... the comedown, the afterparty aftermath, the blagging yourself into a club..... everything is 110% bang on exactly like what clubbing is like over here. Admittedly to a person that dosnt take drugs, this movie can be less interesting as theres not a lot relate to. but to a person like myself, as part of a group of unlikely friends, like in the movie, theres a tremendous likeness and meaning, as what is captured in the movie is what happens nearly everyweek to me [or atleast it used to].

im sorry you didnt like this movie but i feel its an absolute gem in its own right


Posted by Orbax on Oct-26-2003 22:12:

thats why opinions exist hehe


Posted by goose_wh on Oct-26-2003 22:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Spad
Have to disagree, the movie is just what it was supposed to be. A realistic film about UK club culture. I don't think anybody ever claimed it was a "rave movie". I'd call it a "weekend movie", and it pretty much sums up what your average UK 18-25 year old does between Friday and Monday. I can pretty much relate to every scene in some way...basically the film is wicked.


the Spadster is spot on... it is (or was - before GC went monthly) a fine example of the weekend in Blighty.


Posted by VIO on Oct-26-2003 23:19:

i saw this movie years ago and it's tops! cheers.


Posted by Azz3D on Oct-26-2003 23:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Ste


the bloke who made snatch and lock stock is a genious though cant remember his name...


I think it is Christopher Nolan(???)

Also directed Insomnia and Memento. Pure genious


Posted by whiskers on Oct-26-2003 23:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Azz3D
I think it is Christopher Nolan(???)

Also directed Insomnia and Memento. Pure genious




no, it was madonna's husband, guy ritchie


Posted by traver on Oct-27-2003 00:13:

Just saw it the other day, and thought it was pretty entertaining.

I liked the direct way it tells the story, were you are drawn into the story from the start.

Quite fun also.


Posted by JJ-T1 on Oct-27-2003 00:26:

I have that dvd. Great movie with good humor and music.


Posted by DJ Mikey Mike on Oct-27-2003 00:56:

Human Traffic, Trainspotting, Snatch, Lock Stock, Kevin & Perry... all gandalf. And don't you forget it


Posted by Pio on Oct-27-2003 01:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Orbax
No offense UKTAs, but the British arent known for the good film productions (cept the Monty Python woot!)


whoa. See, people like this are the reason Americans get stereotyped as ignorant and superficial abroad. The Brits have a GREAT tradition of cinema. Shame on you for displaying this sort of ignorance.

I found this list of great British productions, I've seen most of them and definitely don't like them all. There are other classics that are missing. But this should give out an idea:

1 Trainspotting
2 The Third Man
3 Lawrence of Arabia
4 The Ladykillers
5 A Matter of Life and Death
6 Get Carter
7 Kind Hearts and Coronets
8 Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
9 The Full Monty
10 The Italian Job
11 The 39 Steps
12 Brief Encounter
13 Withnail and I
14 Four Weddings and a Funeral
15 A Clockwork Orange
16 Zulu
17 Snatch
18 Billy Elliot
19 Notting Hill
20 Kes
21 Monty Python and the Holy Grail
22 If...
23 A Canterbury Tale
24 The Red Shoes
25 I Know Where I'm Going
26 Billy Liar
27 The Lady Vanishes
28 The Lavender Hill Mob
29 The Bridge on the River Kwai
30 Great Expectations
31 Monty Python's Life of Brian
32 Shallow Grave
33 Saturday Night and Sunday Morning
34 The Long Good Friday
35 Dr. Strangelove
36 Quadrophenia
37 Brassed Off
38 Oh, Mr Porter!
39 The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
40 Bridget Jones's Diary
41 The Cruel Sea
42 The Wicker Man
43 Naked
44 Secrets & Lies
45 The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner
46 A Hard Day's Night
47 Genevieve
48 Passport to Pimlico
49 Scrooge
50 Performance
51 Dead of Night
52 Alfie
53 Gregory's Girl
54 The Remains of the Day
55 Whisky Galore
56 Brazil
57 I'm All Right Jack
58 Ice Cold in Alex
59 Hobson's Choice
60 Doctor Zhivago
61 The Man In The White Suit
62 Odd Man Out
63 A Taste of Honey
64 Chariots of Fire
65 Educating Rita
66 Don't Look Now
67 Sliding Doors
68 Green for Danger
69 In Which We Serve
70 Goldfinger
71 Human Traffic
72 Shakespeare in Love
73 Oliver Twist
74 A Room with a View
75 Local Hero
76 The Man Who Would Be King
77 Black Narcissus
78 Tom Jones
79 Shooting Fish
80 Ask a Policeman
81 Brighton Rock
82 Night of the Demon
83 The Devil Rides Out
84 The Crying Game
85 Whistle Down the Wind
86 Sense and Sensibility
87 Jude
88 2001: A Space Odyssey
89 Hell Drivers
90 School For Scoundrels
91 The Dam Busters
92 The Titfield Thunderbolt
93 This Happy Breed
94 Oliver!
95 Hope and Glory
96 My Name is Joe
97 Beautiful Thing
98 Peeping Tom
99 O' Lucky Man!
100 Howards End


Human Traffic is THE best edm movie out there. No contest, it's real, beautifully acted and scripted, and very unique as well. What kind of movie do you like Einstein?


Posted by daydreamer on Oct-27-2003 02:02:

horrid movie.
waste of d/l time.


Posted by Solstice on Oct-27-2003 11:08:

is it just me or does orbax sound like the kind of guy who thought the movie "go" was a really good depiction of rave and dance music culture?


Posted by Hequn on Oct-27-2003 11:44:

What the fudge?

You are kidding?

This is on of the greatest movies ive ever seen, bloody funny and really realistic. Some of it makes more sense if you lived here!

9/10 from me


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