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Yeah that's true, I was still waiting for it to go somewhere and then it didn't so I hated it. I liked the eyeball guy too. And after watching 4 movies with those damn kids they're starting to grow on me.
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halsadick wrote:
I just saw "Fear and Trembling" on DVD. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000A8 … p;v=glance It's about a Belgian woman who goes to live in Tokyo and takes a job as an intern at a Japanese Mega-Corporation. Basically it's the story of how a naive foreigner gets the crap kicked out of her by corporate Japan.
I liked the movie. It was very interesting to watch how each mistake she makes (mistakes that no Japanese would ever have made) drops her down one more rung on the "respect ladder" (and she didn't have much respect to start out with). By the end, her career is in the toilet, and I do mean that literally. Supposedly based on a true story. Worth watching.
Disclaimer: I don't normally watch R-rated movies. This movie was unrated (it being a French film), so I took a chance. In case you don't like nudity in movies, there is one scene in the film that is not for you. Also, in case you don't like seeing David Bowie buried in the ground up to his neck, this movie is not for you.
David Bowie buried in the ground up to his neck, eh? I may have to check this one out.
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ditto
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I haven't had much time to watch stuff lately, which sucks, because for some reason I really want to see the Ice Harvest. Didn't that come out?
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Bad Santa and Bad News Bears. Billy Bob Thornton acts like a drunk bastard. Entertainment ensues.
Bad Santa is my new favorite Christmas movie. I watched it this time last year too.
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fuck me santa fuck me santa fuck me santa.
Hmm, I need to rent a santa suit bad.
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I think Tokyo Godfathers is my favorite Christmas movie.
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I have an irrational prejudice against Billy Bob Thornton and I have no idea where it comes from. Probably from Sling Blade because I also have an irrational prejudice against the mentally challenged. But I keep hearing how funny that movie is so maybe I'll check it out.
Saw Donnie Brasco last night but everyone already knows it's good so not much else to say about that. Except that if I ever become an actor I'll just watch a movie with a role similar to the one I'm playing before I shoot, because I can't seem to help but emulate characters on screen after seeing a movie. If anyone else does this please tell me I'm not alone.
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nine inch nails
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I didn't know they made a movie, is it good.
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they are coming out with a with teeth dvd, and what i meant was the concert dvd "and all that could have been"
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I saw Good Night and Good Luck and it was good. I saw King Kong twice and it was awesome.
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So King Kong is really okay? I'll have to check it out. For some reason I really don't care about seeing it.
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I really enjoyed king kong and Jack Black was pretty good as Carl Denham. But it was very apperant that it was Jack Black Playing a character. The hummor of JB and all that showed in his preformance in some parts.
Also.. King Kong Looked Real... Wow.
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HappyNoodleBoy wrote:
So King Kong is really okay? I'll have to check it out. For some reason I really don't care about seeing it.
It's really good. It's a little too long, and it's not going to change the way you look at the world or anything. It's
a popcorn movie, but it's about as good as this kind of thing can be.
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Man, I was really pumped about King Kong before up to the release, but for some reason now that its out, I could care less.
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If you just make the (rather long) time to watch it, you really won't regret it. It may be a popcorn movie but there are some very beatuiful scenes in it.
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Broken Flowers was kinda interesting. It has a lot of quiet moments and not much happens. But the movie nerd in me liked it.
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Is it quirky?
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Somewhat. Not like Wes Anderson quirky though, more subtle.
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It has some good Bill Murray moments in it though. I saw it a few months ago, is it on DVD yet or did you see it in theaters?
I saw Kong last weekend. Or this weekend? Best way I can explain how I feel is that I loved every scene that had Kong in it and didn't really go nuts for any other scene. If the movie was cut by an hour I probably wouldn't even notice anything lacking. And it kind of even bothered me that any non-Kong CG was done by Lucas' effects team or something. Kong himself looked incredible though, slow clap for the design team behind him and in particular Serkis' mocap work.
Oh this is a side thing but I didn't get why they put in that black guy and his little buddy who wants to prove himself in the movie. I liked the characters but they seemed to have so much story going on in their own lives that it was a distraction from the story I was actually watching. When I realized they weren't in the story anymore it was like... okay hope that all worked out for them.
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Yeah i know. i was hopeing that after the uhmmm thing happened witht he black dude they'd eventually tell more of the little honkeys story. but they didn't i was like WTF? there was nothing to prove! They should have killed the honkey down the line. like explaine that the got jaundice on the boat and died on the way back to the states cayuse he really wasn't in the last half of the movie.
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Deacon wrote:
It has some good Bill Murray moments in it though. I saw it a few months ago, is it on DVD yet or did you see it in theaters?
DVD.
I watched The Constant Gardener, one of those movies that makes you go "oh noes poor people in africa are being exploited and dying." Pretty good movie.
And I saw Grizzly Man. It's a documentary about this guy who lived with bears for 13 summers, until they killed and ate him and his girlfriend a couple years ago (he recorded video for the last 5 summers he was there, which is primarily what the documentary is composed of). The guy was kinda nuts, he thought he was protecting the bears from nonexistant poachers. In the years he was out there he saw.. a couple tourists, and park rangers. And he got the bears used to being around a human, which would make them easier to kill. Just.. stupid, delusional. But the documentary realizes this, so it's still a good movie. More funny than you'd expect.
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Man I'm watchin lots of movies lately.
I saw Shopgirl. It's a Steve Martin movie based on a novella written by Steve Martin, which I had read a few years ago. But just so you know, it's not a Steve Martin comedy. I mean, it has funny moments, but it's not a comedy at all. It's about love, and stuff. I really liked it, but I liked the book too so no surprise. I just love the way Steve Martin writes. It's like poetry. Or something gay like that.
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