Originally posted by WittyHandle
I like George Clooney. I think he does a good job. I haven't seen him have to try all that hard with any roles, but I think he comes across well in the movies I've caught him in. Up in the Air is one of my fav's of '09.
I think I'm one of the only people that didn't like The Departed.
Don't wash your car when it's below freezing.
Unless you have a garage.
I really like Clooney, especially in From Dusk Till Dawn. Watched it last night again and the Clooney sais is hilarious sometimes.
BTW WD40 sparyed on your key and some twisting left and right works like a charm! The car is unlocked and warming up!:gsmile:
Dj Nacht
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Originally posted by WittyHandle
I like George Clooney. I think he does a good job. I haven't seen him have to try all that hard with any roles, but I think he comes across well in the movies I've caught him in. Up in the Air is one of my fav's of '09.
I think I'm one of the only people that didn't like The Departed.
Don't wash your car when it's below freezing.
Unless you have a garage.
This post was created but I can't delete it! Oh well... ummm best line from Clooney is when he punches the old guy in the motel and sais "its called a punch"
Johnny Jon
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Originally posted by WittyHandle
Penile rigor mortis.
hahaha bingo.
WittyHandle
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Originally posted by Dj Nacht
This post was created but I can't delete it!
Yeah, I noticed that I can't delete posts in this forum, but in others I can. I wonder if that's intentional, and if so can it be changed?
Johnny Jon
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Originally posted by Dj Nacht
This post was created but I can't delete it! Oh well... ummm best line from Clooney is when he punches the old guy in the motel and sais "its called a punch"
have to love cheesy one liners, i maintain Arnold as the best one cheesy one liners of all time. example:
Dj Nacht
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Originally posted by WittyHandle
Yeah, I noticed that I can't delete posts in this forum, but in others I can. I wonder if that's intentional, and if so can it be changed?
I think Malek wants us to suffer if we write emberassing stuff and decide to try and delete it after. :toothless
Dj Nacht
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Originally posted by Johnny Jon
have to love cheesy one liners, i maintain Arnold as the best one cheesy one liners of all time. example:
Oh man thats instant clasic right there.
Johnny Jon
im a Arnold hoe big time
Dj Nacht
Just finished Young And Dangerous. Good movie, nothing havent seen before but its definately worth watching. Thinking of watching the second one now.
MediumCoke
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Originally posted by Johnny Jon
That i know i think "The Departed" covers elements of all three "infernal affairs" movies, but i cant confirm since i havent seen The Departed and say this based on what people told me as i held my ground of "asian original versions is da sh*t". I'd compare it to "watching star trek movies vs watching star trek the serie". You can watch star trek movies without being a "trekkie". If you are the "trekkie" type, watch the entire serie first as the asian serie goes into details, work the historic, lets the characters develop and even change, and i think the three of them cover a crap load of years. I have trouble thinking that "The Departed" went into details as deeply, although im sure Scorcese and his team insured that the necessary stuff was there. Maybe it'd be best for "MediumCoke" to answer you hehe, my two cents on this subject.
man it's been so long ago that I've seen Infernal Affairs 1, 2, 3, I can't really remember hehe. But I'll tell you something about HK movies. They'll go into such depth in terms of character development, it blows my mind. I mean, they'll make sequels and a part 3 and a part 4 to further explore characters and their pasts. 10 years ago, I'd say this is a waste of resources and they shouldn't have made those movies. Fast track to today, I think it's genius! These days, nothing gets me more into a movie than the amount of detail and effort that is put into it.
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Originally posted by Dj Nacht
Just finished Young And Dangerous. Good movie, nothing havent seen before but its definately worth watching. Thinking of watching the second one now.
You're right. It's nothing the average HK movie fan hasn't seen before but later installments of Young & Dangerous explore interesting social issues that were relevant at the time of their release like HK's delivery to Mainland China, corruption in Taiwanese politics. That character "Chicken" flees to Taiwan, they explore his adventures in Taiwan in one of the Y&D. That's the kind of detail I was talking about. It just riles me up big time.
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Originally posted by Dj Nacht
This post was created but I can't delete it! Oh well... ummm best line from Clooney is when he punches the old guy in the motel and sais "its called a punch"
Mine is vampire Salma Hayek says: Welcome to slavery and George Clooney replies "No thanks, I already have a wife." HAHAHA Another moment of Robert Rodriguez gold is in Planet Terror when they finally give El Wray guns akimbo...damn funny moment
BTW, The Road = in wow :eyespop:
Keep your eyes open for The Crazies coming out soon, the remake of the George A. Romero classic.
Dj Nacht
Finished Young And Dangerous 3 last night. Not as good as the first two but I think ill finish the series anyway. Number 3 was funny as hell because the bad guy was a chinese guy from Holland that looks/talks/acts exactly like Bruno. :wtf:
