TheProdigy

stingy303 wrote:


Is it good film, he? ^^ I only watched few scenes.

Indy Jones and the temple of the shizznit!

I forgot how lulz that series of movies is before I saw it on telly the other day %)

Psho7 wrote:


No stamina ?

Valhalla Rising

Machete

Going to finish Seven Samurai tonight and then watch Inglorious Basterds, heard both are great, but Seven Samurai has been a bit of a drag so far

Tomasz Bagiński - Katedra

Martinstatic wrote:


We definitely have the same taste about movies!

I have Seven Samurai for about two years now and i haven't seen it yet!
Same on me for sure

I had a teacher at school that gave it to me and i remember he told me that it is something that you must see before you die
The reason that i haven't seen it yet is because it's about 4-5 hours or something!

Inglorious Basterds is BRILLIANT like her maker!
You must see it

Yeah we do have the same taste it seems
Every time I go to watch seven samurai i watch about 30 mins and get distracted...im about 2 hours in
I'm sticking on Inglorious Basterds right this second


Oh has anyone here seen The Town yet?
i'm not a fan of Ben Affleck but people say it's amazing..and the music is by one of my fav film composers

not much of a movie lover, but the last film I watched was Drawing Restraint 9 ( 3-4 months ago )
really mysterious movie, all you see is some big pile of gel, some boats, two people preparing for the tea ceremony, two people cutting themselves after the tea ceremony............
and there was only one 3-4 minutes of talking, so I was completely lost, but I found it quite interesting and had my eyes glued on the screen

PS: The soundtrack of the movie is awesome, especially the track called "Storm", have to say I almost wet my pants when Storm kicked in during the movie

Iron Man 2. Ok I guess, entertaining, but a bit too "girl power", hi I'm Samuel L Jackson, aren't I cool. Just watching Harry Brown. One of those films that really angrys up the blood.
Although it is always nice to see chavs die, especially at the hands of an old boy ex-RM with a nasty blade and a pistol.

JCVD

EveryTimer_47 wrote:


and here is the odd comment of the day, ever thought why although movies about past wars like Vietnam and the golf are pretty much done with, when it comes to the Holocaust issue there is a pretty much constant flow ?

Valtiel wrote:

You just said it yourself; they're pretty much done with! There's already the Vietnam classics, no need to keep on doing more

Just finished Inglorious, was great

Nympho Nannies Versus Naughty Nurses 9

Valtiel wrote:


Because there are a lot of Jews in the film industry in America?