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Reno 911 slays
indeed it does. I think I've discussed this before but:
"I've always wanted to be an FBI agent.........I also thought about making a dress out of people."
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indeed it does. I think I've discussed this before but:
"I've always wanted to be an FBI agent.........I also thought about making a dress out of people."
Climb Thar Hill
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^The movie comes out this friday, right?
I'll have to wait a week or two and then catch a matinee on a Tue or Wed.
I'll have to wait a week or two and then catch a matinee on a Tue or Wed.
JayKeeley
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True that. Although, when I read the book, "Hannibal", I was really impressed with his writing skills, the way he would describe the setting and in particular just how eloquent Lecter was with every precise detail....but then at the end of it all, I thought, 'man, that story sucked'.
His writing is excellent, his storylines are not. How he came up with Silence of the Lambs is beyond me because that's one of the greatest stories ever told, almost as good as The Karate Kid.
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I agree with this assessment. Hannibal seemed over the top to me whereas Lambs was brilliant. As far as the movies go, Brian Cox was a far superior Hannibal than Anthony fatass Hopkins ever was. Hannibal was small and neat, not old, fat, and British.
JayKeeley
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lol I was speaking of Manhunter which was filmed in what? '85? Not the same fat and old Brian Cox that was in Mission Impossible 3 or whatever the hell he's been in recently.
dill_the_devil
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Saw the trailer for Hot Fuzz earlier, the new film by the makers of Shaun Of The Dead. Holy shit, that movie's gonna rule. Glad I'm going to see it this weekend (it opens tomorrow over here, dunno when you yanks and Euroniggers are gonna get to see it)
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Same actors as Shaun? I'm in. I saw the guy who playes Shaun in something recently. I'm pretty sure it was Mission Impossible 3
weeeirrrrrrrddzzzz
weeeirrrrrrrddzzzz
dill_the_devil
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Simon Pegg is the name you're after - he was the British tech guy at IMF. And yep, Simon Pegg (Shaun) and Nick Frost (Ed) are the two leads. Bill Nighy (Shaun's father-in-law, Phillip) is in it somewhere too. They even reprise the "What's the matter? Never taken a shortcut?" gag in a fairly ingenious way, judging by the trailer.
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Demilich
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dill_the_devil
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Everything I've been reading about Hannibal Rising says that it sucks the fat one. After seeing Hannibal, I'm inclined to believe what I've read.
Krigloch the Furious
Pants full of poo
I cant fucking wait for Reno 911
Running Scared was pretty good.
Im a nerd so Ghost Rider is a must this weekend.
Running Scared was pretty good.
Im a nerd so Ghost Rider is a must this weekend.
Thanatopsis123
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Does anyone have a movie reviewer they actually trust? I think Ebert is one of the dumbest bastards on the planet sometimes and I'm pretty sure he doesn't even watch some of the movies he reviews.
JayKeeley
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The Descent = 
I liked his previous movie too, Dog Soldiers, but he out did himself with The Descent.
I liked his previous movie too, Dog Soldiers, but he out did himself with The Descent.
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Jerry's married?!
you fucking kidding me?! :zombie:
That movie was so fucking HORRIBLE. It was the only movie I ever wanted to get up and leave in the middle of. I would have if I drove there with my car.
