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Posted: **10 Mar 2008, 07:16**

It's Hollywoodian in spirit.

And yes; duh.

Posted: **11 Mar 2008, 07:34**

hating Hollywood is soooo 1998...

Posted: **11 Mar 2008, 23:14**

Redundant Retard";p="945378 wrote:It's Hollywoodian in spirit.

The French film machine is it's own thing. I don't think this particular film got much from Hollywood if anything. Jeunet is an ideas man.

But check out Irma Vep for some good in-jokes on the subject, vis-à-vis French filmmaking and Hollywood influences on popular culture in France.

Posted: **11 Mar 2008, 23:18**

I just watched The Wild Bunch for the first time.
A young El Guapo is in it.

I also enjoyed the movie.
If I ever shoot a movie there will be slow motion death falling off buildings.

Posted: **12 Mar 2008, 01:48**

I was going to make a 9/11 joke then, but I didn't. True story.

Posted: **12 Mar 2008, 07:56**

judasmuppet";p="945666 wrote:Irma Vep

Love film doesn't have it.

Todays film, Dancer in the Dark.

Posted: **12 Mar 2008, 10:47**

Almost 7 years later and I still don't find the humor in 9/11.

Posted: **12 Mar 2008, 10:57**

I don't see why it should be such a sacred cow.

Posted: **12 Mar 2008, 11:08**

I dont think its sacred. Its just not funny. Starving kids in africa are much funnier, because of the swollen stomachs. They look pregnant.

ROFL!

Posted: **12 Mar 2008, 11:10**

Sure you do. You wouldn't know much about people if you couldn't see why some people don't find it funny.

Posted: **12 Mar 2008, 13:14**

I don't find it funny.

Posted: **12 Mar 2008, 15:49**

judasmuppet";p="945666 wrote:some good in-jokes on the subject, vis-à-vis French filmmaking and Hollywood influences on popular culture in France.

see also:

Day For Night (Truffaut)
Contempt (Godard)

both FANTASTIC.

Posted: **12 Mar 2008, 17:40**

joey5001";p="945705 wrote: Todays film, Dancer in the Dark.

That sucked pretty hard. Bjork's acting was terrible.
A few of the songs are good (but I've already heard/own them)
The final song was good and quite shocking though.

Posted: **12 Mar 2008, 17:48**

Morse (?) does a decent job though.

Posted: **12 Mar 2008, 18:04**

You thought so?
"ow, I've been shot"

Posted: **13 Mar 2008, 04:55**

ReverseEngineer";p="945827 wrote:
judasmuppet";p="945666 wrote:some good in-jokes on the subject, vis-à-vis French filmmaking and Hollywood influences on popular culture in France.
see also:

Day For Night (Truffaut)
Contempt (Godard)

both FANTASTIC.

Wholeheartedly agreed. However, Irma Vep has Maggie Cheung squeaking aroung in a bondage outfit.

Posted: **13 Mar 2008, 05:08**

joey5001";p="945861 wrote:You thought so?
"ow, I've been shot"

I don't really remember. It's 8 years or so since I saw it.

Posted: **18 Mar 2008, 15:02**

Watched Rocky Horror again and it's still awesome

Posted: **19 Mar 2008, 09:42**

It was never awesome, but I can imagine that you like it.

Posted: **26 Mar 2008, 20:04**

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW0TWnz7 ... re=related
You can't tell me that this song doesn't bring you to your knees...

Posted: **27 Mar 2008, 09:00**

i went with my sister and her gaggle of gay boyfriends
to a midnight halloween showing of this
i was the only one not dressed up
but i can time warp with the best of them

Posted: **27 Mar 2008, 13:57**

The Mist - A perfectly crap film ruined by a laughable script which has given it some authentic and undeserved comedy value.

American Gangster - Very enjoyable. How come Washington is only watchable in a negative role, like this and Training Days?

Posted: **27 Mar 2008, 15:40**

Your sister sounds like fun

Posted: **27 Mar 2008, 16:00**

i wonder what her boobs look like

Posted: **27 Mar 2008, 16:07**

hey now....

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