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Pink Floyd "The Wall"

One of the best films of the 80's

Thats very far from the truth...

Dreams in a witch house - Pretty fucking good I think. Just 1 hour long, from the "Masters of Horror" series. One of the first horror movies in a long time that actually made me a little frightened. Based on Lovecrafts short-story.

Thunder";p="897931 wrote:Thats very far from the truth...

Yeah...well, that's just like- your opinion man...

No need for the picture. I would have recognized that sentence right away.
The way he says those words....


I like the Wall. Even better than the band, but hey... its the 80s were talking about here. Also know as the golden age of films.

How is that not the greatest movie scene of all time by the way

: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmviHBCq ... ed&search=

Look at it... Its so damn perfect!

The big Lebowski is simply brilliant. Jesus should be a role model for kids everywhere.

But:

Silent Running: Oh my g*d! Rebel hippy in space. It could perhaps have been okey, but... it fails miserably.

Bullshit. Silent Running is awesome. You fucking teenager.

I just saw Simpsons the Movie. I enjoyed it, all though it was a bit short. The story fails to build up properly, and there isnt really a climax. Its over before it has begun. Watch it, and youll understand what I mean. I was also hoping for bigger parts to several of the bicharacters, like Moe, the sea captain, Mr Burns, Troy McClure, Old Gill, Lionel Hutz, Rainer Wolfcastle, Duffman, etc etc... I belive most of the characters were shown, but they could have done more with it.
But still; this movie if a facelift to the last couple of seasons. Hopefully they will get back on track, and continue to create the greatest tv series of all time.

Judas: It's so full of hippy crap that I just couldn't help but laugh. And I'm kind of partial to calling myself a friend of nature myself. It's just that I find it a bleak quasi-copy of 2001, just with added political propoganda, less than impressive acting and really a very boring synopsis. I do think the idea is pretty good, especially in these times with focus on the environment and such, but I found Silent Running to be a good idea that simply fails to live up to it's premises.

Don't talk to me.

Dawn of the dead (2004) - Full of clichès but entertaining. Thanks for the tip Toby.

Fargo is far better than Lebowski if you ask me.

Hey Namothy, what do you like better- Big Lebowski or Fargo?

Fargo, but it's a close run thing. Miller's Crossing is better than both of them if you ask me.

I'm not falling for that again

Yes...we might be here some time...like we wouldn't anyway though....so just ask my Jeremy.

Redundant user";p="899137 wrote:Dawn of the dead (2004) - Full of clichès but entertaining. Thanks for the tip Toby.

Fast zombies, not a clichè. Great film!

Fargo
Millers
Lebowski
Fink
Blood
Arizona
Hudsucker
The rest...

In that order.

Miller's Crossing for me, with Big Lebowski, Fargo and O Brother following in no particular order, then maybe Barton Fink.

Lebowski
The man who wasn't there
Fargo
Barton

Letters From Iwo Jima - I haven't seen Flags of our Fathers, and I tire of Clint's earnestness... but this was OK.

judasmuppet";p="899177 wrote:Miller's Crossing for me, with Big Lebowski, Fargo and O Brother following in no particular order, then maybe Barton Fink.

O Brother didnt quite do it for me... I cant put my finger on why. Im actually rating Intolerable Cruelty above O Brother. After that, it was all downhill...

I forgot "The Man Who Wasnt There". I like it. I like Billy Bob. Its better than Arizona and Hudsucker. Well well, nuff Coen... We should have made a Coen thread, but I guess its too late.

I did not get into that one