General Movie Thread

[effecT]

Like you, "I am also not a fan of prostitution AND defecation upon humans." But, you know, one or the other might be OK in moderation.

I see you are finding your inner Kevin Allin. That's healthy.

[dave from knoxville]

Like you, "I am also not a fan of prostitution AND defecation upon humans." But, you know, one or the other might be OK in moderation.

I see you are finding your inner Kevin Allin. That's healthy.

More like my inner Edwin C Newman. And he's dead, so that's probably not healthy.

[JonFromMaplewood]

Hollywood doesn't want us to see this one.

tiptoes_s

"That's what I like about these midgets.  I keep growing, they stay the same height."

A+

[Chris L]

Certified Copy is so goddamn good.

[Andy]

Cabin Boy is the most underrated movie of all time.

[fonpr]

The Hangover was really fun.  I loved the structure and realistic absurdity.

[dave from knoxville]

The Hangover was really fun.  I loved the structure and realistic absurdity.

Since at least part of the sequel is set in Shanghai, will they call it the Shangover?

[Bryan]

Cabin Boy is the most underrated movie of all time.

I've got to revisit that one. I recently had the chance to watch all of Get A Life - holy cow, is it amazing!

[crumbum]

Cabin Boy is the most underrated movie of all time.

I've got to revisit that one. I recently had the chance to watch all of Get A Life - holy cow, is it amazing!

I've been meaning to see Cabin Boy for years... I mainly associate it with an interview I read once with Ira from YLT where he described going to see it while on tour and being the only one in the theatre.

[Christina]

Cabin Boy is truly awesome.

[Steve of Bloomington]

'You're one of those Fancy Lads'

[Christina]

"This is how a harem girl dances!"

And who could forget Russ Tamblyn's moving portrayal of Chocki!

[Martin]

I watched EASY A last night. This might come as a surprise, but it was good. And Emma Stone was 100% GREAT.

[dave from knoxville]

Since I was home alone the evening before Thanksgiving, I figured why not watch The Human Centipede? A couple of points.

1) Despite what you might have heard, it's not ever "uplifting".

2) I have a quibble with a couple of the ploy points.

3) I believe that a brief monologue near the end may have been lifted from an unpublished screenplay by Kurosawa.

[Stupornaut]

2) I have a quibble with a couple of the ploy points.

The description of Human Centipede having a series of "ploy points" is so on the money I'm wondering if this was even a typo.