How does it look American? Look at the phonebooth... what's the cover art over there look like?




I avoid any movie that has an Australian looking cover. :rolleyes:

Boy eats girl was actually a UK film to my knowledge.
...Fucking terrible one at that, trying to get on Shaun of the Dead's nuts for a younger, more stupid fuck audience.
It was just trash.

Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)

A true wonder; brings one back (or puts one back, rather) to a sense of awkward and wide-eyed childhood amazement. Times when grand adventures popped up at every corner, yet with those came insecurities, sometimes sadness, the mopes; all indicative of something bigger than you, some future lesson. Wes Anderson has captured this in a colorful, intimately-animated, tiny little world, one that's difficult to leave.
Absurdly (and dryly) hilarious, melancholy, and constantly delightful.

I've been waiting for this one, I hope I get a chance to check it out!





Doomsday

I liked this one, not as much as I thought I would but I did enjoy. +1 stars for having a screaming, decapitated head hit the camera.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...500_AA240_.jpg

Flu does help in increasing one's movie-watching habits.

Awwwww - Feel better!

Crank 2: High Voltage (2009). An unnecessary remake, they shoulda quit while they were ahead (i really enjoyed the first one). Ashe.
derek

The Pianist. Brilliant film, compelling story. Brody is superb and Chopin was an unbelivable composer.

diamonds are forever
live and let die

No shit that one looks like its from the UK. I was talking the cover using this artwork:

http://movienights.biz/estore/images/boyeatsgirl.jpg

Is that meant to be a dig at me? It'd be nice if you could type one sentence with out coming across like a fucking prick.