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What a joke.
Tide In Mind Out
ct_thrash
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just got back Rambo. Holy fuck it ruled!
How often do they play that Drowning Pool song throughout the movie
Krigloch the Furious
Pants full of poo
Tide In Mind Out
ct_thrash
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IOfTheStorm
Gogol Bordello
"Demons Of The Mind". For sure one of the most weird, fucked up and unusual Hammer films i have ever seen.
Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
I've never seen Taxi Driver. I should definitely rent it, shouldn't I?
Especially since I have been particularly misanthropic lately.
Especially since I have been particularly misanthropic lately.
Dark One
The Tainted Dogma
Indeed. Travis Bickle is an unforgettable character, plus the jazz laden musical score is as melancholy as it is memorable.
Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
Yeah, that is exactly what I have read. It was the composer's last effort too. New episode of Simpsons on right now but maybe Ill go to the store afterward. If not, def tomorrow morning. I dont have to work tomorrow so...
Still have to watch 3:10 To Yuma but I am still very skeptical.
I also still have to watch this "There Will Be Blood" and "Beowulf" which I have. But those arent going anywhere.
MajestikMøøse
Membrum virile
Finally saw 8 1/2
Why is it that whenever I see a Fellini film I always end up yelling at the screen "WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH THESE ITALIANS!?!?"
Why is it that whenever I see a Fellini film I always end up yelling at the screen "WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH THESE ITALIANS!?!?"
MajestikMøøse
Membrum virile
Ok, so the final cut of blade runner:
It's basically a heavily remastered version of the director's cut, however little extra bits, like the extra violence of the international theatrical version are tossed in, and apparently a few other things that I haven't really noticed.
It's worth getting if you don't have it on DVD already (which I didn't, before buying this), so yeah, csocreee.
It's basically a heavily remastered version of the director's cut, however little extra bits, like the extra violence of the international theatrical version are tossed in, and apparently a few other things that I haven't really noticed.
It's worth getting if you don't have it on DVD already (which I didn't, before buying this), so yeah, csocreee.
General Zod
Ruler of Australia
dill_the_devil
OneMetal.com Music Editor
MajestikMøøse;6907595 said:
I'm a massive Blade Runner fanboy, so I went out and bought the five-DVD special edition tin, with every version of the movie ever in it. Love the Final Cut - glad to see they fixed Chief Bryant's line about the number of loose replicants near the beginning, and Zhora's death scene is infinitely improved by the re-shot footage.
dorian gray
Returning videotapes
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AsModEe
also known as ass-mode
spaffe
Geisterglut
Just got back from Fritz Lang's Nibelungen: Siegfried's Tod which I actually in a theater AND with live piano music to boot. It wipes the floor with more or less every epic adventure movie ever made after it, simple as that.
MOOSE, you need to see this one...
MOOSE, you need to see this one...
ProgMetalFan
In the attic
IOfTheStorm
Gogol Bordello
Just watched Planet Terror - loved it, zillion times better than Death Proof.
Also watched Transformers, what a fucking waste of time, horrible movie from every aspect, although i admit i got some chills when i first saw a specific Cab vehicle.
Also watched Transformers, what a fucking waste of time, horrible movie from every aspect, although i admit i got some chills when i first saw a specific Cab vehicle.
Ellestin
one-click buy
Just got back from Fritz Lang's Nibelungen: Siegfried's Tod which I actually in a theater AND with live piano music to boot. It wipes the floor with more or less every epic adventure movie ever made after it, simple as that.
This looks AWESOME. Gotta fetch this on DVD somehow.
spaffe
Geisterglut
I have both parts and could send them if you like. It's only that they're 12GB so it'll probably take a while
But yeah, it's seriously awesome
I actually continued my forays into the world of silent film tonight, with nothing less than Friedrich Willhelm Murnau's Faust from 1926. The first half an hour was very intense and excellent in most ways, but then it lost momentum throughout the whole movie up until something of an anti-climax of an ending. The special effects were, eighty years down the line, still pretty impressive and must have been spectacular at the time of the making
