Going to the Movies: past, present, future.

Arthur Brain · Mar 23, 2012

annabenedetti said:
Hmmm? I'm sorry, what did you say?

Felicitations ma'am. One must take ones leave to supervise the latest waistcoat production line and associated elocution lessons, lest one regress to inappropriate misuse of Anglo Saxon.....

One is also now departing to indulge in the cinematic and artistic visual splendour of 'Alien' the directors cut.

:cloud9:

zoo22 · Mar 23, 2012

annabenedetti said:
Distracting in what way?

He's distracting to me because I think he's become a caricature of himself. He's a very exaggerated actor.

annabenedetti said:
I did enjoy Raising Arizona but I haven't seen it in such a long time. Gonna put that and Leaving Las Vegas on the qeue too.

Leaving Las Vegas is a harsh film.

Sum1sGruj · Mar 23, 2012

Best 90's crime dramas:

Donnie Brasco :up:

Goodfellas :up: :up:

Heat :up: :up: :up:

sky. · Mar 23, 2012

Little Miss Sunshine

Sum1sGruj · Mar 23, 2012

sky. said:
Little Miss Sunshine

Yeah! That movie is so underrated.

some other dude · Mar 23, 2012

Fallen, with Denzel Washington, John Goodman, Donald Sutherland, James Gandolfini and Elias Koteas

and speaking of Koteas, how about

The Prophecy, with Koteas, Virginia Madsen, Christopher Walken as a wonderfully psychotic Angel Gabriel, Eric Stoltz, Amanda Plummer and Viggo Mortensen as a really evil Lucifer

and speaking of Stolz and Plummer and Walken, how about

Pulp Fiction

and speaking of Walken and Gandolfini, how about

True Romance

zoo22 · Mar 23, 2012

Sum1sGruj said:
Yeah! That movie is so underrated.

Underrated? It won multiple Oscars and tons of other awards that year. It was nominated for a Best Picture Oscar.

Great film.

Angel4Truth · Mar 23, 2012

sky. said:
Little Miss Sunshine

ugh, i thought that and fargo were 2 of the biggest wastes of time of my life ...
Cant figure out for the life of me what i was suppose to get out of either one

zoo22 · Mar 23, 2012

some other dude said:
and speaking of Walken and Gandolfini, how about

True Romance

You could have said "and speaking of Walken and Gandolfini and Tarantino."

Yeah, True Romance. A Tarantino fairytale.

Sum1sGruj · Mar 23, 2012

zoo22 said:
Underrated? It won multiple Oscars and tons of other awards that year. It was nominated for a Best Picture Oscar.

Great film.

Oh, didn't know that. I assumed it was just pushed into the shadows, not really hearing too much about it.

How about the Hangover part 2? That movie took more criticism then it should have. I thought it was as brilliant as the 1st.

sky. · Mar 23, 2012

Sum1sGruj said:
Yeah! That movie is so underrated.

I don't know a lot of others who know of this movie. It is great movie.

Little miss sunshine

some other dude · Mar 23, 2012

zoo22 said:
You could have said "and speaking of Walken and Gandolfini and Tarantino.

Yeah, True Romance. A Tarantino fairytale.

The Sicilian in me was very offended.

steko · Mar 23, 2012

annabenedetti said:
Oh, that reminds me: Rob Roy. And Braveheart.

Yeah...I like Rob Roy and Braveheart.

I also like The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable.

I like No Country For Old Men, too.

some other dude · Mar 23, 2012

sky. said:
I don't know a lot of others who know of this movie. It is great movie.

Little miss sunshine

How come they didn't overdub Rick James in Romanian too? :idunno:

zoo22 · Mar 23, 2012

Fargo:

And it's a beautiful day…

Sum1sGruj · Mar 23, 2012

Little Miss Sunshine is all coming back now- Steve Carell as the ex-drug addict and homosexual :chuckle:

some other dude · Mar 23, 2012

Fargo's worth it as an exploration of loserdom - especially Buscemi, Macy and Harve Presnell.

Just noticed Presnell in Face Off.

sky. · Mar 23, 2012

some other dude said:
How come they didn't overdub Rick James in Romanian too? :i dunno:

Here is the original version. The wording isn't that important. If you have seen the movie the scene makes a lot of sense. The movie is much more down to earth. It has a great message about what being considered "popular" is all about..

Little miss sunshine

Quincy · Mar 23, 2012

Arthur Brain said:
Felicitations ma'am. One must take ones leave to supervise the latest waistcoat production line and associated elocution lessons, lest one regress to inappropriate misuse of Anglo Saxon.....

One is also now departing to indulge in the cinematic and artistic visual splendour of 'Alien' the directors cut.

:cloud9:

How funny you mentioned anglo saxon, Sir Brain. I just got done READING ( a book) Adventures in Wonderland for the countless time and you remind me of Haigha with his anglo-saxan attitudes! Plus, he's a rabbit

One Eyed Jack · Mar 24, 2012

Speaking of Nicholas Cage, anybody like Birdy?

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