General Movie Thread

[Pidgeon]

So, Wild at Heart...

This thing was insane. It actually reminds me a lot of Tim & Eric.

[fonpr]

So, Wild at Heart...

This thing was insane. It actually reminds me a lot of Tim & Eric.

I have watched that movie four times.   

There are only two movies have I seen more times  Brazil and Return of the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.

And Repo Man[/i

Oh, and the Supersuckers movie...but it's a concert.

[Pidgeon]

I really like the scene where Harry Dean Stanton's character sees some dogs on TV and just starts barking for no reason. It's completely out of character for him and is never mentioned again.

[buffcoat]

So, Wild at Heart...

This thing was insane. It actually reminds me a lot of Tim & Eric.

I have watched that movie four times.   

There are only two movies have I seen more times  Brazil and Return of the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.

And Repo Man

Oh, and the Supersuckers movie...but it's a concert.

I saw "Creepy Jackalope Eye" on that one Beavis and Butt-head about 50 times.  Is that the same thing?

[masterofsparks]

Just re-watched The Verdict. I loved it, but I will watch Paul Newman in anything (even Fort Apache, The Bronx, which makes Death Wish 3 look like The Wire).

[dave from knoxville]

Just re-watched The Verdict. I loved it, but I will watch Paul Newman in anything (even Fort Apache, The Bronx, which makes Death Wish 3 look like The Wire).

Weird moment on David Letterman with Clint Eastwood

[Paul DeLouisiana]

Kaboom is something else! I loved it in the same way I love Degrassi.

[cavorting with nudists]

Wild at Heart is truly the only David Lynch feature that I can completely live without (Yeah, I know, Iasabella Rosselini and Willem Dafoe, but even there it's a little too Lynch-being-Lynchy for me), but I'm genuinely glad to hear that people like it.  I want there to be as much David Lynch love in the world as possible.

Saw Winter's Bone last night.  I guess I'm past the age where I feel the need to say, "Yes, a very fine film" about movies that are well-acted and well-crafted when they basically bore the daylights out of me.

[Bryan]

Saw Winter's Bone last night.  I guess I'm past the age where I feel the need to say, "Yes, a very fine film" about movies that are well-acted and well-crafted when they basically bore the daylights out of me.

I wasn't bored by Winter's Bone, but it did give me a feeling that I've been getting more & more often these days - namely that this is a level of achievement that movies should be able to attain routinely. Good acting, interesting script and locations, credible atmosphere... these are things that the average movie ought to be able to pull off. And yet, it's incredibly rare, so Winter's Bone seems exceptional in comparison.

[Steve of Bloomington]

I watched that JJ Abrams movie about the early days of the Star Trek crew. 'Spock Babies' or something like that.

[fonpr]

So, Wild at Heart...

This thing was insane. It actually reminds me a lot of Tim & Eric.

I have watched that movie four times.   

There are only two movies have I seen more times  Brazil and Return of the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.

And Repo Man

Oh, and the Supersuckers movie...but it's a concert.

I saw "Creepy Jackalope Eye" on that one Beavis and Butt-head about 50 times.  Is that the same thing?

Not quite.

[Sarah]

Of all the Oscar-nominated movies I've watched so far (all but two), I liked Winter's Bone the best.  It also bored me the least.

Taste is a funny thing.

[Martin]

That boat scene was the opposite of boring. And I didn't find the rest boring either.

[dave from knoxville]

Not at all bored. And definitely beyond that age.

[Joe Rogaine]

Just caught up with Fish Tank on Sundance channel and really enjoyed it. It drew a lot of parallels to Ratcatcher to me, also a plus for reminding me that  Robin S. "Show Me Love" still exists. 



Enter the Void i wasn't sure if it was brilliant or the dumbest thing ive ever seen.  I wasn't  to light on following the back of a dudes head for 3/4 of a 2 and a half hour movie. Reminded me of a whole movie from the perspective of Being John Malkovich.


Sunset Limited is probably the best thing ive seen that's came out this year so far. Looking forward to Tommy Lee Jones next full length film.