Mhmmm.... if you say so.

@urge: I was kidding, no worries. And if you're not at that point, it just means you aren't that old... yet. ;)

i give it 3 years

wow, that one was starved of humor, you should be purged.

Dont worry, i hit myself for the puns...

where is murderdoll? she's missing out on some excellent opportunities.

Munich....

tystnaden (the silence) (1963)

holy smokes, how wonderful. as soon as it was over, i watched it again.
one of the few bergman films i hadn't yet seen, and it pretty much just shot right up there with my favorites.

a starkly surreal, spiritual drama involving two estranged sisters, an innocent boy, troubadour dwarves, and a kindly (yet creepy) hotel porter, among other things.

highly, highly recommended

Dirty Harry Potter and the Solid Gold Six Shooter.

I mean .. And the Goblet of Fire

the first ten minutes of tropic thunder, twice. i plan to watch the rest tonight, maybe.
what i seen was funny the first time.

Cherry Falls (2000)

>>: C

salò o le 120 giornate di sodoma (salò, or the 120 days of sodom) (1975)

okay.

so i'd seen this already about five or six years ago.
i remember being incredibly disturbed and perplexed by it.
i wondering if, perhaps, it wouldn't be as shocking as i remembered it.

wrong.

it's interesting how pasolini uses gorgeous composition and setting to contrast the atrocities committed in the film. it gives the whole film a necessary detachment.

it really is a pretty brilliant (albeit miserable and terrifying) piece of angry, angry filmmaking.

Brutal Massacre

It took me three tries to get through it and I'm not even sure why I bothered. I guess because I liked so many of the actors involved (not even counting the cameos). I just didn't really find it funny...




Born to Fight

Rolling Thunder (1977)

Hearts of Darkness (1991)

Wasn't able to watch the whole thing, but I caught some highlights of Julius Caesar today on TCM.

Despite his accent, Brando made an incredible Mark Antony...I dont think I've ever heard the famous "Lend me your ears" monologue done so powerfully.

I really have to track this down an watch it in its entirety.

Pushing Tin.

Tropic Thunder ...


made me laugh - loved the 'trailers' at the beginning

the Booty Sweat and Bust-a-nut bar made me a little queesy

Tom Cruise was awesome

Brute Force (1947)

Highly recommended.

Tank Girl

Enter The Dragon.

i bet actors were killing each other to get that part.

but it had to be a heavy hitter to get away with it ..

Cache aka Hidden.


French psycho-thriller from Michael Haneke. Very atmospheric, and very disturbing. There is an undercurrent of foreboding throughout the ending which makes for some really gripping viewing.

The camerawork and direction is top-notch, and Auteuil & Binoche are perfectly casted into two very fantastic performing roles. And the ending leaves you thinking...with a myriad of possible answers to all the puzzles which lingers in your brain.

Watch this one, for its different than the rest. A thought-provoking, moody and serious piece of cinema.



Rating - * * * *

I rented this years ago after missing it at the cinema, and this is my story...

So, I was watching it, but then around 30 minutes in the dvd froze, I took it back but they only had that one copy, a few months later I found it in another store, but when I went to the counter the didn't actually have the disk. So then earlier this year there was a dvd rental store closeing down and they had a copy with out a cover for 1 pound, but I had no money on meand got them to hold it for me.

But the next 2 days I spent away and then moved to another part of town. By the time I got back to that store they had closed down.

Just last week I was talking to a girl at work who mentioned she used to work at the store that closed and I told her my tale...

She actually had a copy and lent it to me, it is sitting besdie me and I'm finally going to watch it in full tomorrow.

The Happening 4/10

This movie started off when some potential but went downhill fast.

i love this movie.

morbid curiosity will eventually drive me to watch this, but i will probably get a pirated copy. Fuck Shyamalan.


Currently watching Team America.





Fuck Yeah.

Don't pay to watch that movie

step brother..

That's What my Bro Said.

Well if any of you guys know about fearnet's new thing on digital cable FREE HORROR MOVIES..I thought they were making a channel with all kinds of stuff(shows movies etc) But hey FREE...anyway from that i've finally seen

976-evil,976-evil2,Brain-scan(I saw this when i was little and the Trickster scared me,I'm glad I found out what it was after all these years),Devil's Backbone.

Not on fearnet: Horror Express, White Zombie, One body too many, Horror Hotel, and White ZOmbie.

I dont know if I should say fearnet or whatever just figured Id let you guys know about it if you didn't know it already(i figured you all would) FREE HORROR MOVIES thats so awesome!!!

hehehe...best of luck.
I'm also very much common with this type of tragedies!:o Like every time I bought the ICHI THE KILLER dvd, I couldn't able to finish it somehow. Finally I figure out that the whole lot of the Malaysian reprints of this movie available here...have some problems! Recently the same thing is starts to happening with another movie: TRAPPED ASHES (2006). First time the dvd didn't run on the player, then yesterday when I changed it form the rental store then it froze at the 3rd story of it's anthology. Though the movie so far sucks but I still like to finish this crap. :)

Last seen:

The Riddle (2007)

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>>: C


Léon: The Professional (1994)

>>: B+

Master of the Flying Guillotine

God, I love this movie. Off the wall, over the top, absolutely insane sheer entertainment.

Thanks again to Rod for pointing it out to me!

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix


looks like i have a few months to wait before continuing on with the series

Geez.. You think you can wait that long?

-The Wedding Singer.
-The Fountain.

Alien with the director commentary on. Listening to Ridley Scott talk about this movie is like a religious experience to me.

About once a month, I gather with a group of friends and we watch movies all night. usually truly bad horror movies and we just rip them to shreds (think MST3K without the robots). This month however we had a good movie night and decided on a John Carpenter/Kurt Russel mini marathon:

1 "Escape From New York" (my personal favorite Carpenter film)
2. "Big Trouble In Little China" (I forgot how much fun this movie was)
3. "The Thing" (best monster movie ever)

Big trouble is such an awesome movie, I was so magical to me when I was little.

I would put it on par with Alien. Both are neck and neck for the creature, sense of paranoia and isolation, and ending.