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DOC09UNAM

Picking a movie to watch...


Only rule is no dramas, just recent enough and entertaining enough to keep me awake.

Going for a CIGARETTE now, any suggestions would be brilliant, thanks.

scudzilla

DOC09UNAM wrote: »

Picking a movie to watch...


Only rule is no dramas, just recent enough and entertaining enough to keep me awake.

Going for a fag now, any suggestions would be brilliant, thanks.

Seeing as what ya just been out for how about Brokeback Mountain?

MrStuffins

IBTP!

Mike...

Downfall, The Dark Knight, 187...all fairly good

banquo

In before the gay sex.

OutlawPete

Hhhhmmmm ..

Have you seen:

I Love You Philip Morris?

Not everyone's cup of tea, but movie of the year for me, loved it.

Pdfile

DOC09UNAM wrote: »

Going for a fag now....

so george michael does movies now you say ?

JONJO THE MISER

I have Just the movie for you, its called Saint John of Las Vegas it stars Steve Buscemi, watched it a few nights ago, pretty good.

KeithM89_old

Womb Raider?
Schindler's Fist?
Shaving Ryan's Privates?
Breast Side Story?
Blown in 60 Seconds?
Buffy The Vampire Layer?


at this hour i assume you meant porn

DOC09UNAM

I love you philip morris sounds familiar, can't remember who's in it at all though..

Seen the others, even BM

MrStuffins

OutlawPete wrote: »

Hhhhmmmm ..

Have you seen:

I Love You Philip Morris?

Not everyone's cup of tea, but movie of the year for me, loved it.

I enjoyed it too.

Problem was, they kinda marketed it as a Laugh Out Loud comedy, ehich it wasnt. So those who went to see it were disappointed.

Not me though. Incredible to think its a true story!

DOC09UNAM

Pdfile wrote: »

so george michael does movies now you say ?

I realise i may have worded it slightly badly.

Gonna take down all the movies anyway and get through them over the next week if i havent seen em!

OutlawPete

MrStuffins wrote: »

I enjoyed it too.

Problem was, they kinda marketed it as a Laugh Out Loud comedy, ehich it wasnt. So those who went to see it were disappointed.

This may sound weird, but I go the cinema around six or seven times a week.

Lighthouse, IFI, Screen and whatever's new @ Cineworld.

And believe it or not, I haven't seen a trailer for a movie in near 15 years.

I never read adverts or films magazines.

I do however watch trailers and Film 2010 etc AFTER I've seen a film and I can't believe the stuff they give away.

They literally show the best and funniest / most important parts of films.

Which is why I stopped, but now it's even worse.

Yeah, mad that it's a true story.

DOC09UNAM

OutlawPete wrote: »

This may sound weird, but I go the cinema around six or seven times a week.

Lighthouse, IFI, Screen and whatever's new @ Cineworld.

And believe it or not, I haven't seen a trailer for a movie in near 15 years.

I never read adverts or films magazines.

I do however watch trailers and Film 2010 etc AFTER I've seen a film and I can't believe the stuff they give away.

They literally show the best and funniest / most important parts of films.

Which is why I stopped, but now it's even worse.

Yeah, mad that it's a true story.

You're right, it does sound weird, 7 times a week, man that's alot, must be expensive enough!!

And how do you avoid the trailers at the start of the movies?

Good plan avoiding them I think though, tbh.

alwaysadub

No Country For Old Men.

Up.

ddef

Trainspotting.
and the reason? there is no reason. who needs reasons when you have heroin?

x PyRo

District 9 FTW!

OutlawPete

DOC09UNAM wrote: »

7 times a week, man that's alot, must be expensive enough!!

Well, Cineworld card so that's three of them usually.

Maybe two of them on the one day.

IFI will usually have a two a week, Screen one and Lighthouse one.

I just love films.

DOC09UNAM wrote: »

And how do you avoid the trailers at the start of the movies?

I always go in when there is just two or three minutes of ads left.

During that time I will just surf listen to MP3s, send a text or check emails.

TV is the hardest place to avoid them.

Knight and Day must have been shown a thousand times the past few weeks .. so I seen the first twenty seconds many times

SadieSue

x PyRo wrote: »

District 69 FTW!

:pac:

x PyRo

SadieSue wrote: »

:pac:

You should tell me when you're FYP'ing my post. :pac:

I though I made a hiii-larious typo.

DOC09UNAM

Philip morris, good movie.

OutlawPete

DOC09UNAM wrote: »

Philip morris, good movie.

That was quick, did you watch it all?

DOC09UNAM

OutlawPete wrote: »

That was quick, did you watch it all?

Yeah tis only about an hour and a half or so, had it on the hard drive, just never watched it, have a good few on it i must watch actually.

Up is one of them i must watch, can't believe i haven't seen it yet.

derfderf

Go watch the expendables. Make sure u have someone smaller than u around to punch in the back of the head, you're gonna need it.

WindSock

Zombieland!

Kasabian

Harry Brown.

Excellant movie , well worth a view.

*****

bonerm

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088680/

King Felix

Un Prophet.

Great French prison movie.

Brendog

"Passion of the Christ"
"Song for a Raggy Boy"
"The Magdeline Sisters"
"Star Wars"






Religion becomes invalid....

fakearms123

Cemetery Junction

Big Fish

Up in the Air

Dravokivich

bonerm wrote: »

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088680/

A meek word processor impulsively travels to Manhattan's Soho District to date an attractive but apparently disturbed young woman and finds himself trapped there in a nightmarishly surreal vortex of improbable coincidences and farcical circumstances

Sounds like us...

starbelgrade

Of the films I've seen recently, the best ones have been;


- "Defendor" with Woody Allen a pretty good 'black' comedy.

- "The Good, The Bad & The Weird" is excellent - a spaghetti western comedy set in Manchuria

- "Nowhere Boy" is a very charming account of John Lennon's teenager years. A kind of coming of age, kitchen sink tale (much better than it sounds).

- "The Ghost Writer" with Ewan McGregor & Pierce Brosnan. One of Polanski's better movies of recent years.

- "Sherlock Holmes" is Guy Ritchie's very entertaining take on the legendendary fictional character

"Broken Embraces" - another Amoldovar classic

- and "A Prophet" as someone mentioned earlier

The worst ones I've seen recently were "Shutter Island", "Inception" & "Avatar".

orourkeda

starbelgrade wrote: »

Of the films I've seen recently, the best ones have been;


- "Defendor" with Woody Allen a pretty good 'black' comedy.

- "The Good, The Bad & The Weird" is excellent - a spaghetti western comedy set in Manchuria

- "Nowhere Boy" is a very charming account of John Lennon's teenager years. A kind of coming of age, kitchen sink tale (much better than it sounds).

- "The Ghost Writer" with Ewan McGregor & Pierce Brosnan. One of Polanski's better movies of recent years.

- "Sherlock Holmes" is Guy Ritchie's very entertaining take on the legendendary fictional character

"Broken Embraces" - another Amoldovar classic

- and "A Prophet" as someone mentioned earlier

The worst ones I've seen recently were "Shutter Island", "Inception" & "Avatar".

I was beginning to think there was something with me for thinking that film was brutal.

starbelgrade

orourkeda wrote: »

I was beginning to think there was something with me for thinking that film was brutal.

It was complete drivel. Even worse than The Matrix, if that's possible.

DOC09UNAM

Love sherlock holmes, top quality movie.

Well cheers anyway lads, taken down a list of the ones I haven't seen, will try make my way through em!

starbelgrade

starbelgrade wrote: »

"Defendor" with Woody Allen a pretty good 'black' comedy.

Bugger - I meant to say Woody Harrellson, not Woody Allen.