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Die Zulo Gestalt";p="785497 wrote:He was brilliant. Pay homage.

I thought I just did.

Don Eduardo";p="785506 wrote:I really hate that book. I haven't read any other Ellis because of it.

Should I give him Ed's Second Chance?

Probably not. I'd go for Glamorama for another recommendation, but if you feel that strongly, it's probably not worth your while.

stripperm(U)(u)g";p="785021 wrote:I didn't know that there was a big fight because the director would leave if Leo Decaprio got the lead

Frankie Munz would've done better than Leo.

As is was, Bale was probably the best choice for the necessary vacant vibe Bateman's portrayal needed.

This was a great little film, with a bit of a Haneke vibe (but more satisfying for me than Caché).

http://imdb.com/title/tt0365190/

His hair looks nice in the promo pics.

Oh, for simpler times... It really depends I guess. What's more important? Economic liberalism or the preservation of tradition family values? I see it that the former is the main cause for the effective breakdown of ther latter? They want their cake and to eat it. To live without responsibility, ju...

More than what's covered/hinted at/lied about in Lunar Park?

I wouldn't know about that. If it's written well enough, anything is possible and believable.

Malcolm
Monkey Grip

ReverseEngineer";p="784731 wrote:

judasmuppet";p="784607 wrote:You really should track down Badlands.

this has been sitting on my desk for about a month now, waiting to be watched so I can return it to netflix...

I suspect you'll like it a lot more than that "wind in the grass" movie.

Aliens
Robocop
Flight of the Navigator

No, but I'm going to.

On the face of it, from what I've seen in previews, etc, it looks and sounds like shit. But it IS Mallick, and I'm a fan.

You really should track down Badlands.

Only Star Wars from that list.

Silent Running holds a special place for me.

...and it doesn't pretend to solve anything.

Thanks. I think I'll give it a miss.

I've got The Long Good Friday on my shelf which I picked up at a garage sale that I still haven't watched.

Is that the one?

I don't judge it solely on the homage thing at all. I still find it crap. I reference the homage-angle as me trying to find a redeaming feature, which I still can't do. The fight scenes are surprisingly poor in their execution, and the acting is poor because of the obvious step-by-step direction of ...

Yes, and "periwinkle-blue scatter cushions".

OK.

You know that slow-mo fight scene in Snatch? I fucking love it. Pump up the volume on that and let it sink in.

Blah blah blah.

I wanted to turn Vol. I off after five minutes. I.e. shit film.

I love the detail on the swoosh. I'm glad they make a point of it.

It was that promise I made, wasn't it? You really do love me.

Don't talk to me. You haven't even seen any of those films, have you?

Should I vote for Wolf Creek if that's the only one I've seen?

Is this like that other poll where you demand votes, and then delete the results?

Can I change my vote?

Poor form, Toast.

I guess I'm only really a fan of the epic wushu-style movies he has done, of which I have seen the following (in order of viewing): Hero Once Upon a Time in China Fearless The Shaolin Temple I didn't have any real interest in him until I'd seen Hero, which I only went to see in the first place becau...