Lunch Meat - Always a good time when Malt Liquor is envolved and Sleepless

12 Monkeys (1995)

A brilliant, harrowing, devastating tour-de-force of enormous magnitude and ferocious vision. Every meticulous detail is exquisitly calculated, every angle perfected, every space explored. This is Terry Gilliam's ultimate masterpiece, and a fierce additon to the archives of American cinema.

I loved it.

I saw it when it first came out, really enjoyed it. I feel it is Clooney's best performance, and I love watching tight, well-made thrillers like this.

Glad you liked it!

Stardust - Not my cup of tea, but I enjoyed it. Yet again its apparent that this is a Neil Gaiman movie. I especially loved Robert De Niro's performance, though I did find it kinda strange that he didn't change his voice for the movie, infact he sounded normal, and everybody else was british. Oh yeah... not to mention he's a gay lightning collecting sky captain, and yes I'm serious. All in all 8/10 .

Kaw
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>>: C


Charlie Wilson's War (2007)

as usually.. Philip Seymour Hoffman rules, A for him!
Overall, >>: B

Dracula With Commentary.

Actually i've got movie, but i've only managed to get through half of it. Not my cup of tea either. Well, neither was the book actually.

Although there was 1 sentence in Stardust (the book) that i found very poetic and very Gaimanish. Let me see if i can find it.....


Right, here it is.


" A fieldmouse found a fallen hazelnut and began to bite into the hard shell of the nut with its sharp, ever-growing front teeth, not because it was hungry, but because it was a prince under an enchantment who could not regain his outer form until he chewed the Nut of Wisdom. But its excitement made it careless, and only the shadow that blotted out the moonlight warned it of the descent of a huge grey owl, who caught the mouse in its sharp talons and rose again into the night.
The mouse dropped the nut, which fell into the brook and was carried away, to be swallowed by a salmon. The owl swal*lowed the mouse in just a couple of gulps, leaving just its tail trailing from her mouth, like a length of bootlace. Something snuffled and grunted as it pushed through the thicket—a badger, thought the owl (herself under a curse, and only able to resume her rightful shape if she consumed a mouse who had eaten the Nut of Wisdom), or perhaps a small bear."



:)

Godzilla..

Wild at Heart and The Sixth Day
Along with the special features for both...

i've been wanting to see this very badly. i've heard great things from pretty much everyone i know that's seen it. can't wait.