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The red x?
Yeah...


Anyhoo.
One of my all time favourites...Killing Zoe.

I can watch that movie anytime. Same goes with Blade Runner. Was the Director's Cut, now the Final (cosmetic differences).

Love Killer Clowns too, haven't seen that for years.

Mr John wrote:The red x?
Yeah...


Anyhoo.
One of my all time favourites...Killing Zoe.

I can watch that movie anytime. Same goes with Blade Runner. Was the Director's Cut, now the Final (cosmetic differences).

Love Killer Clowns too, haven't seen that for years.

i love killing zoe, but i've given up on owning it. girls always steal it from me, then either dump me or lose their minds and force me to drop them like a hot bag of shit.
right after HDDVD's took a shit to blu-ray i got the bladerunner box with 92 different versions of the film for five bucks.

i'm currently admiring the special effects on the original star trek movie. whoa.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKpmpxfieTA

why didn't people love this film?

I did.

I did, too. And I forgot just how much I loved it.
Using quantum theory as legal defense is great.

Loved it, too...

Really, what sold it for me was the voice-over backstory that's interrupted by a twenty-minute scene.

I sure as hell loved it! What I dont understand is why everyone loved "Oh Brother". Its the Coens weakest, right next to Ladykillers.

whoa WHOA.
I loved the Ladykillers.

sure, it's not as mad-deep or quotable as their other stuff
but damn, they took a mediocre English comedy
and made a decent American comedy out of it.

Thunder Bear wrote:I sure as hell loved it! What I dont understand is why everyone loved "Oh Brother". Its the Coens weakest, right next to Ladykillers.

I tried sleeping in a hairnet after watching that movie.
Didn't work.

I loved The Man Who Wasn't There.
He would be my dream barber.

ReverseEngineer wrote:whoa WHOA.
I loved the Ladykillers.

sure, it's not as mad-deep or quotable as their other stuff
but damn, they took a mediocre English comedy
and made a decent American comedy out of it.

Maybe. I dunno... All I remember from that film, is that it was very forgettable
Speaking of "weak" Coen projects: Ive grown to like Intolerable Cruelty, even though movie-killer Catherine Zeta Jones has a lead role. Billy Bobs wedding speach is top-notch!

Rick Cave wrote:

Thunder Bear wrote:I sure as hell loved it! What I dont understand is why everyone loved "Oh Brother". Its the Coens weakest, right next to Ladykillers.

I tried sleeping in a hairnet after watching that movie.
Didn't work.

I tried that too!!

I hated 'O Brother' - by two thirds of the way through my arse was numb and I wanted to punch anyone who broke into that fucking song AGAIN.....

Haven't seen Ladykillers yet

How can I pity and mock you at the same time?
Your opinion has been deemed past due.
Back of the line.

You merely envy my high standards.

Yeah, like I pity Picasso in his sordid blew period.
No function, no form.
You come off like a tit with two faces, doll.

Chin up. Beethoven had his critics.
Name three.

the hinge taste test rears it's ugly head once again!!

I'm just harder to please than you.

I'm watching "The President's Analyst" on TCM tonight... I always forget how brilliant that film is, all the way through.

Despite stealing from it for my avatar.

He's getting kidnapped by The Phone Company right now... I love this part!

getting this in the mail soon

I'm a little perturbed that until this moment, I'd never realised that the endings of The Godfather III and Watership Down were identical

FUCK YEAH!!!