Miscellaneous movie thread
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Goreripper
Metal as fuck
Southy
Proud Brisbane Metaller
Spiff
I have the power
Seen in the last two weeks:
* Chronicles of Narnia - OK. Could have been SO much better
* Brokeback Mountain - awesome
* Walk the Line - awesome
* Good Night, and Good Luck - awesome
Still haven't seen King Kong, never had a chance because I was travelling while it was on, and now it's only on once a day, at like 9pm or so, except for one cinema in Brisbane which still has it on mid-afternoon, and probably won't be on at that time next weekend. Breaks my heart to think I won't see this until it's out on DVD.
* Chronicles of Narnia - OK. Could have been SO much better
* Brokeback Mountain - awesome
* Walk the Line - awesome
* Good Night, and Good Luck - awesome
Still haven't seen King Kong, never had a chance because I was travelling while it was on, and now it's only on once a day, at like 9pm or so, except for one cinema in Brisbane which still has it on mid-afternoon, and probably won't be on at that time next weekend. Breaks my heart to think I won't see this until it's out on DVD.
Celestial-Todd
The Incredible Bulk
Anyone see that they aren't playing Brokeback Mountain in certain areas of Sydney because they don't consider them "civilised" enough to watch it
What the fuck?
What the fuck?
Wrathchild
Miserable Bastard
Keeping Mum looks quite good from what I've read about it, Sydo. What did you think?
Good Night And Good Luck was top-notch. My next trip to the cinematheque will likely be for A History Of Violence. Messr. Cronenberg is one of my favourite directors, though I wish he still made horror films.
I'm expecting my two disc version of Serenity any day now, and continue to work myself into a lather about the Nowhere Man DVD set I started a thread about last week.
Still haven't seen Sin City (not for want of trying!). I was going to buy the DVD at the sales, but decided to hold off and wait for the special edition that's already out in the US. We'll get it here one of these centuries.
W
Good Night And Good Luck was top-notch. My next trip to the cinematheque will likely be for A History Of Violence. Messr. Cronenberg is one of my favourite directors, though I wish he still made horror films.
I'm expecting my two disc version of Serenity any day now, and continue to work myself into a lather about the Nowhere Man DVD set I started a thread about last week.
Still haven't seen Sin City (not for want of trying!). I was going to buy the DVD at the sales, but decided to hold off and wait for the special edition that's already out in the US. We'll get it here one of these centuries.
W
KoichCPA
Banned
Brokeback Mountain is fairly standard. If it were about a man and a woman it'd get only 2 stars on At the movies.
Sydo
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Wrathchild said:
It was enjoyable, but that's about all. I wouldn't encourage anyone to rush out and see it, yet I doubt anyone would be disappointed by it.
Although I had free tickets.. it's still one of the few movies I might have paid to see so far this summer.
Blitzkrieg
Master Exploder
I watched Wedding Crashers last night. It was funny, but maybe not as much as I would have liked. Still, very worth watching. Vince Vaughn is great. Plus, it went for about 1 hour 50, which is great for a comedy.
Spiff said:
I saw the Sixth Sense in Brisbane at a small cinema ages after it had finished everywhere else. It was in the city, or near enough. Perhaps try there, wherever it was exactly?!
On Brokeback Mountain, I reckon chicks just like seeing Heath Ledger kissing Donny Darko.
Southy
Proud Brisbane Metaller
Blitzkrieg
Master Exploder
I recommend people stay clear of the film DemonLover. The most scattered thing I have seen in a long time.
Spiff
I have the power
Nup, expecting to be loaned a copy soon though from a girl at work (if she ever remembers to bring it in). Read the book last month, quite good but not as angry as I expected it to be.
