Films

I watched Sexy Beast for the first time last night... mint.

I watched "the town" very average

Clara and I bought a Optoma DS316L projector for Christmas, and now have the equivalent of a 120" screen. I've you've ever thought about getting one I thoroughly recommend it, connected up to my computer playing 720p movies it looks great. It won't break the bank either.

Is that the one that's available relatively cheap from ebuyer? Interesting. Although I guess it can't go 'full HD', when do I ever watch stuff in full HD...never, really.

Went to see Black Swan last night. Absolutely loved it, will definitely be going to see it again.

Babel.
not seen it before,
liked it a lot.

When it came out a few people I know insisted you were meant to watch it without subtitles. Fucking stupid without knowing what the're saying you'd never understand the connections.

Bringing Up Baby at the BFI this afternoon. Cary Grant rules.

Balls, how long are they showing that for? I'd no idea. One of my favourite films.

I don't know if it's on again, but there's a whole season of Howard Hawks movies.
To Have and Have Not is on in the first half of feb, worth going to see just for Lauren Bacall.

Right. There is a film I've been trying to find out the name of for years.

I can't remember the entire plot, or anyone who was in it, which i know is a good start, but I can remember a lot of other details.

It was set in 50's-ish suburban america, the main character was a teenage boy that either worked at, or was friends with the guy that ran the local cinema. There was scene with the two people in the cinema rigging up seats with buzzers as a gimmick for a horror movie.
At some point there was a dream sequence where the boy walked through his house to the front door, opened it and saw a nuclear explosion in the distance, so I think him being afraid of that was throughout the movie, and then, in the final scenes I'm sure there were bad guys in the cinema that were scarred off by a fake fire or explosion that came from the cinema screen (another new 3d gimmick using two projectors if i remember correctly). Other than that all i know is that I watched it on TV about 10 years ago, late one night.

I thought that was going to be enough to find it, but I can't.

So there is a little challenge for any movie boffins on here.

Right. There is a film I've been trying to find out the name of for years.
...

If no one is able to help here, then I recommend this board, which has proven successful for me in the past:
http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000001/threads/

Inception, yeah, that's right, you remember watching Inception.

If no one is able to help here, then I recommend this board, which has proven successful for me in the past:
http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000001/threads/

nice one, more endless navel gazing to be had.!

dream sequences are particularly prevalent in todays cinema,
'lovely bones' last night, managed to stay awake, despite it being one of them magic realism efforts, well made at least but not really my cup of rosie

Right. There is a film I've been trying to find out the name of for years.

I can't remember the entire plot, or anyone who was in it, which i know is a good start, but I can remember a lot of other details.

It was set in 50's-ish suburban america, the main character was a teenage boy that either worked at, or was friends with the guy that ran the local cinema. There was scene with the two people in the cinema rigging up seats with buzzers as a gimmick for a horror movie.
At some point there was a dream sequence where the boy walked through his house to the front door, opened it and saw a nuclear explosion in the distance, so I think him being afraid of that was throughout the movie, and then, in the final scenes I'm sure there were bad guys in the cinema that were scarred off by a fake fire or explosion that came from the cinema screen (another new 3d gimmick using two projectors if i remember correctly). Other than that all i know is that I watched it on TV about 10 years ago, late one night.

I thought that was going to be enough to find it, but I can't.

So there is a little challenge for any movie boffins on here.

Possibly this ?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107529/

bet youre right Ronnie, (topfilmengerinthehouse) that wiki is duff though?/

Aye - edited and replaced with IMDB link.

looking good! I'll try and find a copy!

True Romance just started on C5.

one of my fave filums

just watched The American, really like it, slow pace but with good argument so didnt fell sleep
yesterday, Robin Hood, the new one, also like it, easy watch for after dinner
friday, was The Wolfman, the worse of the 3, really dull and predictable

Just watched the trailer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wwAH5vJq6g

cannot wait to watch it again, no wonder I enjoyed it before, same people behind Eerie Indiana!

I can't decide if Sienna Miller is really attractive, or just really averagely plain looking? (Layer Cake is on C5) #shitfilmbutthereisnothingelseon

layer cake's alright.

I can't decide if Sienna Miller is really attractive, or just really averagely plain looking? (Layer Cake is on C5) #shitfilmbutthereisnothingelseon

"shut up, you soppy wanka"