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i just saw Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

loved it!

DarkAxel wrote:i just saw Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

loved it!

That movie is sitting in a netflix envelope waiting for me. Can't wait to check it out.

DarkAxel wrote:i just saw Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

loved it!

I was really nonplussed with that movie. Maybe Michael Cera just isn't doing it for me anymore, but I thought the execution cinematographically to be good where as the storyline really just bored me.

The Vegan Police were hilarious though.

Currently digging on director Luis Bunuel's work. An Andalusian Dog w/ Dali is a quick entertainer of immediate gratification, thought provoking and intriguing. And That Obscure Object of Desire... raised the bar of film making. Also just saw two Kevin Spacey movies Se7en and the Life of David Gale. Both you quintessential Spacey movies of thought. Now about to watch Mario Bava's I tre volti della paura, Italian one. Oh, and in the middle of Gangs of New York with my girlfriend... Leo DiCaprio is one of the best actors of today. Seriously.

Ralph Bakshi fucking rules:
-Fritz the Cat
-Heavy Traffic
-Coonskin
-Wizards(warning, this movie WILL blow your mind)
-That animated version of Lord of the Rings

Also, Heavy Metal.

Also, American Splendor.

mauerkraut wrote:Currently digging on director Luis Bunuel's work. An Andalusian Dog w/ Dali is a quick entertainer of immediate gratification, thought provoking and intriguing. And That Obscure Object of Desire... raised the bar of film making. Also just saw two Kevin Spacey movies Se7en and the Life of David Gale. Both you quintessential Spacey movies of thought. Now about to watch Mario Bava's I tre volti della paura, Italian one. Oh, and in the middle of Gangs of New York with my girlfriend... Leo DiCaprio is one of the best actors of today. Seriously.

As far as Bunuel stuff goes, I'd recommend The Exterminating Angel, Viridiana, and The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie. Those are my favorites of his.

siamesegun wrote:

DarkAxel wrote:i just saw Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

loved it!

I was really nonplussed with that movie. Maybe Michael Cera just isn't doing it for me anymore, but I thought the execution cinematographically to be good where as the storyline really just bored me.

The Vegan Police were hilarious though.

yeah, Michael Cera was like the worst part of the movie to me

also there was sometimes too much nonsense drama, but overall i loved it

I watched Videodrome a few nights ago.
And then the other night I watched Dazed & Confused.
The criterion collection dvd has tons of bonus material. Pretty cool.

Sweet thread! and I love Solaris. That horror doc sounds awesome.

The Social Network is actually quite good i'd never expect that from a movie about a website

it was well entertaining

DarkAxel wrote:The Social Network is actually quite good i'd never expect that from a movie about a website

it was well entertaining

For someone who watched Facebook explode from an invite-only site to what it is now, and who majored in Computer Science during that time, that movie was awesome. The societal impact has been insane, and interesting to experience first hand.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGwn_0k_TQo[/youtube]
this was good

eatyourguitar wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGwn_0k_TQo[/youtube]
seriously good

This man knows what it's all about

siamesegun wrote:

DarkAxel wrote:The Social Network is actually quite good i'd never expect that from a movie about a website

it was well entertaining

For someone who watched Facebook explode from an invite-only site to what it is now, and who majored in Computer Science during that time, that movie was awesome. The societal impact has been insane, and interesting to experience first hand.

i guess from your point of view it had to be awesome and i had to admit i can't ever really comprehend it as you can

but i really liked the movie

Watched Wise Blood yesterday, was really into it. Wasn't so into the music, but what can you do?

StopReferencing wrote:

mauerkraut wrote:Currently digging on director Luis Bunuel's work. An Andalusian Dog w/ Dali is a quick entertainer of immediate gratification, thought provoking and intriguing. And That Obscure Object of Desire... raised the bar of film making. Also just saw two Kevin Spacey movies Se7en and the Life of David Gale. Both you quintessential Spacey movies of thought. Now about to watch Mario Bava's I tre volti della paura, Italian one. Oh, and in the middle of Gangs of New York with my girlfriend... Leo DiCaprio is one of the best actors of today. Seriously.

As far as Bunuel stuff goes, I'd recommend The Exterminating Angel, Viridiana, and The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie. Those are my favorites of his.

Yeah I'm binging on them now.