Requiem for a Dream
Posted: 08 Feb 2009, 04:37
Bah! came home late last night drunk to find my flat mates watching it on the big screen. Caught the end of it. Made me want to spew.
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Posted: 08 Feb 2009, 07:49
I have to say, I was bored through most of this movie. It was a good movie, but boring. Best way for me to describe it. Good but boring.
Posted: 08 Feb 2009, 09:40
Boring uninteresting movie.
Posted: 08 Feb 2009, 16:20
Needed more ass-to-ass.
Posted: 08 Feb 2009, 17:31
It's better if you consider it a comedy.
Posted: 08 Feb 2009, 18:13
Posted: 08 Feb 2009, 18:24
and less zoom-in dilating eyeballs
Posted: 08 Feb 2009, 18:44
It was like an R rated after school special.
Posted: 08 Feb 2009, 19:17
yes, its one of the best comedies of the past 25 yearsNam Tsao";p="1008061 wrote:It's better if you consider it a comedy.
Posted: 09 Feb 2009, 05:49
Are there ANY realistic drug films?
Requiem and Trainspotting drift into junkie/gangster territory - all my drug experiences were based in raves, clubs, pubs, gigs, festivals or my bedroom, playing on the SNES until 3am...in fact my life hasn't changed that drastically, I just don't do drugs anymore.
How about I make a film about three mates who neck acid, mushies and speed (when they need to go somewhere), smoke tonnes of rocky (tobacco joints, not cigs) and just generally enjoy ourselves in a shite small town in Scotland?
No one dies, no gangsters are involved.
Requiem and Trainspotting drift into junkie/gangster territory - all my drug experiences were based in raves, clubs, pubs, gigs, festivals or my bedroom, playing on the SNES until 3am...in fact my life hasn't changed that drastically, I just don't do drugs anymore.
How about I make a film about three mates who neck acid, mushies and speed (when they need to go somewhere), smoke tonnes of rocky (tobacco joints, not cigs) and just generally enjoy ourselves in a shite small town in Scotland?
No one dies, no gangsters are involved.
Posted: 09 Feb 2009, 06:07
I thought Human Traffic rang a few loud bells, in particular the wanky party full of people I have met at exactly those kind if parties...the spliff etiquette sequence, the speedy, trippy bits were well done, and it was actually FUNNY....I even liked the sound track.Mr John";p="1008118 wrote:Are there ANY realistic drug films?
Requiem and Trainspotting drift into junkie/gangster territory - all my drug experiences were based in raves, clubs, pubs, gigs, festivals or my bedroom, playing on the SNES until 3am...in fact my life hasn't changed that drastically, I just don't do drugs anymore.
How about I make a film about three mates who neck acid, mushies and speed (when they need to go somewhere), smoke tonnes of rocky (tobacco joints, not cigs) and just generally enjoy ourselves in a shite small town in Scotland?
No one dies, no gangsters are involved.
Oh and...no one dies, no gangsters are involved
*waits for bullets*
Posted: 09 Feb 2009, 06:26
I watched Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas on the same day as Requiem for a Dream. I found Fear and Loathing to be much more realistic in terms of my experience with drugs.
Posted: 09 Feb 2009, 06:31
we need to go to more of your parties, Brandi
Posted: 09 Feb 2009, 08:24
Drugs movies that try to be funny and smart never are. The only good drug movies are the drama ones like Candy where people do everything normal people don't do.
Posted: 09 Feb 2009, 10:36
I liked RFAD when I saw it at the theatre
and I laughed all the way through SPUN
I don't know if they'd be good on a second watch
and I laughed all the way through SPUN
I don't know if they'd be good on a second watch
Posted: 09 Feb 2009, 11:44
Yes!Mary Hinge";p="1008120 wrote:I thought Human Traffic rang a few loud bells, in particular the wanky party full of people I have met at exactly those kind if parties...the spliff etiquette sequence, the speedy, trippy bits were well done, and it was actually FUNNY....I even liked the sound track.
Oh and...no one dies, no gangsters are involved
*waits for bullets*
I only saw it once, when I was off my tits. Thanks for reminding me.
Stop generalising!Welcome to nowhere";p="1008135 wrote:Drugs movies that try to be funny and smart never are. The only good drug movies are the drama ones like Candy where people do everything normal people don't do.
At least give us an example.
Posted: 09 Feb 2009, 13:29
Exactly. The best part (besides watching stupid junkies getting what they deserve) is when the fridge chases the fellas mother around. Quality. I want to sit down with your Touchy and re edit this films sound with canned laughter.touchy feely";p="1008086 wrote:yes, its one of the best comedies of the past 25 yearsNam Tsao";p="1008061 wrote:It's better if you consider it a comedy.
Posted: 09 Feb 2009, 13:54
and incidental comedy musicNam Tsao";p="1008156 wrote:Exactly. The best part (besides watching stupid junkies getting what they deserve) is when the fridge chases the fellas mother around. Quality. I want to sit down with your Touchy and re edit this films sound with canned laughter.touchy feely";p="1008086 wrote:yes, its one of the best comedies of the past 25 yearsNam Tsao";p="1008061 wrote:It's better if you consider it a comedy.
insert one of these when smack addict guy first sees the infection in his arm
Posted: 09 Feb 2009, 13:56
WE-HAVE-TO-DO-THIS!
Posted: 10 Feb 2009, 18:43
Candy > Party Monster > Traffic > Bully > Requiem For a Dream > Blow > Fear and Loathing > Movies like Friday
Posted: 10 Feb 2009, 19:58
Bully and Traffic are not greater than ANYTHING.
Pineapple Express is the best drug movie of 2008.
Pineapple Express is the best drug movie of 2008.
Posted: 10 Feb 2009, 21:32
Russell's little bitch #1";p="1008061 wrote:It's better if you consider it a comedy.
Russell's little bitch #2";p="1008086 wrote: yes, its one of the best comedies of the past 25 years
Posted: 11 Feb 2009, 07:07
Pineapple Express belongs in the group "movies like Friday"
Posted: 11 Feb 2009, 08:03