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For example the scene with the psycho and that old shopkeeper.It had me chuckling..... .nervously.Some of the lines were good as well-Quote:
Originally Posted by Billsthoughts
I understand you,ve had a charmed life"
"Unfortunatley charm was nothing to do with it"
But as I said earlier its def a required taste.
was that the woody harrleson character? he was good alrite. thought he was the only likeable guy in it.
Saw Days of Glory last night.Was expecting an epic considering some reviews but very good nonetheless.
Agree with you about The Village. Terrible film.Quote:
Originally Posted by anto1208
Not too sure about Pan's Labyrinth. I thought it was ok but it wasn't something I'd recommend.
Got Pan's labyrinth on DVD ages ago (didn't realise it was subtitled) I hate watching subtitled movies as I alway's seem to find myself reading them instead of watching them. was watching Aeon Flux the other night the english sub's were on and I couldn't find the remote, ended up turning it off after about fifteen mins cause I realised I was reading the sub's before the characters spoke, don't know if it's just me I just don't seem to be able to ignore subtitles even if the film is in english
If you liked Pans Labyrinth, then The Devils Backbone by the same director is equally as good, in fact maybe better.Quote:
Originally Posted by anto1208
Looking forward to No Country for Old Men but because of the hype will probably be disappointed.
I didnīt know there was so much hype about No country ... when I watched it.
After 5 minutes you will be absorbed and just take it for what itīs worth to you.
If Javier Bardem and his amazing performing hair dont win an Oscar, I'll eat my own mickey.
I'm quoting this mainly for reference purposes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bondvillain
I enjoyed it, though the pantomime villain is a bit much.Quote:
Originally Posted by ifk101
:D:D LOL Can we hold you to that BV?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bondvillain
Yeh great performance.
Is it perhaps too late to point out that "Mickey" is a popular brand of Slovakian Cookies, of which I have a single one left in my press?
all the talk is of dan day lewis walking away with the best actor awards for his role in the paul anderson film "there will be blood"
bardem is a good actor.really liked him in the one about the disabled guy who wants to die.cant remeber the name of the film tho.
The Sea InsideQuote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
Give the storyline to some one else and you would have had a TLJ US Marshall helicopters galore splash.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billsthoughts
It's not about likable characters but excellent characterizations of people in unusual circumstances. However the hunted man didn't have to go back to the scene for "unfinished business", his sense of duty was strong.
The characterizations in the scenes where people are responding to unusual situations, the shopkeepers, the border guard, the 3 young men to the injured hunted, the 2 kids to the man with the bottle, all are superb.
The film makes an initial mark and then grows, then more questions come and then demands to be watched again.
The guy who works opposite me in the office me is Slovakian. He's never heard of these cookies. If I had a penny for every time someone tried to back out of an arrangement for self-mutilation and cannibalism...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bondvillain
*George W Bush defence*Quote:
Originally Posted by John83
I meant Slovenian.
Didn't want to start a new thread but are there any Sports movies people would highly recommend?
They're all rubbish, but some are more entertaining than others.Quote:
Originally Posted by micls
Any Given Sunday is a decent American football film starring Al Pacino and Cameron Diaz. Escape to Victory is silly fun.
Hopefully he wins that award as I don't think anyone wants you eat that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bondvillain