Films

Watched *Four Lions * last night, it was everything i expect of it. I throughly enjoyed all the dark humour.

Hahaha, yeah, 4 lions was great... I laughed so much when the guy jumped into the field of sheep with the explosives!

There's been quite a few good films on tv recently though, revolver the other night and die hard 4 last night... although I still can't understand why the terrorists would bother hooking up the explosives to the fucking delete button!

There's been quite a few good films on tv recently though, revolver the other night and die hard 4 last night...

fail

fail

and I enjoyed air force one the other night
Mindless but still entertainment

well after watching some rubbish british rom com last night her choice, okay i know it was valentines day.. but when the kids have gone up the wooden hill to bedfordshire,

filmflex - four lions

and I enjoyed air force one the other night
Mindless but still entertainment

Air Force One has Gary Oldman in it, therefore it must be fantastic.

So right mick.
The star of the mad 5th element or was that mila (multi pass) jovovich

So right mick.
The star of the mad 5th element or was that mila (multi pass) jovovich

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lol

So right mick.
The star of the mad 5th element or was that mila (multi pass) jovovich

Without a doubt Milla, she was utterly perfect in that film. That was the film that spawned my Milla obsession that lasted quite a few years. However Gary Oldman was utterly fantastic in it, I love his reaction here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILwZuO8fWpM

always reminds me of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSUWz2aBXEw

watched Black Swan last night.

Weird mix of some kind of von Trier-esque gratuitous wank off shots, Eyes Wide Shut what the fuck moments, and sneaky peaks of Portman's tits.

Fucking shite.

Unlike True Grit, which I saw on Saturday, which was epic levels of awesome entertainment and a sterling performance from Jeff Bridges.

Pure win.

glad youre emphatic, its the best way to be. talking shite yourself though. ^^^

just walked out of it, extraordinary, built up and up in tension and drama all the way through, what was the last film that did that so well?
alright so youre in a dream, unable to know where reality and fiction lies, but does that detract from the melodrama?
I liked it, it wasnt what I would call rock and roll cinema, like Coen brothers, (which also do it for me)
but it was an original film story, which arrested my attention and wiped the slate clean of todays experience.
well worth it, will be taking the one who never gives up when it shows again soon.
(backstory, didnt bother with 'Requiem'... when it came out, as after reading 'Last Exit...' blew my fucking head off in the best possible way and enjoying other Selby books gave the impression film wouldnt be worth it, will now check out 'Requiem' asap)

talking shite? If you say so. Not a very in-depth account of the film but an accurate summary as far as I'm concerned.

I really didn't find it particularly engaging and the plot was just minced along to where it was inevitably going to finish-I wasn't absorbed into it at all and the characters were so limp I didn't care. Don't think it was particularly original, unlike Requiem for a Dream which was incredible and by far a better film, and as far as I'm concerned the attempt to do von Trier style scenes of horror like in Antichrist were just a bit tame-the scene where she's having a wank and looks up to see her mum almost made me burst out laughing recalling a recent meme I'd seen.

different strokes for different folks evidently.

don't go and see "never let me go".

it's profoundly depressing and not in a good way.

ha. that line makes me think of Titanic.

le splish

Diff'rent Strokes the film - now I'd buy that for a Dollar

In the meantime

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwxLekENDw0

ha. that line makes me think of Titanic.

le splish

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuSdU8tbcHY

Got Marjoe lined up for this evening, an Academy award winning doco from the 70s about money-grubbing evangelicals.

Without a doubt Milla, she was utterly perfect in that film. That was the film that spawned my Milla obsession that lasted quite a few years.

I think everyone on the forum is obsessed with Milla.

^^^ oh. Oh my word. Now that is just deeply wrong.

Pass the fucking Optrex...

watched Black Swan last night.

Weird mix of some kind of von Trier-esque gratuitous wank off shots, Eyes Wide Shut what the fuck moments, and sneaky peaks of Portman's tits.

Fucking shite.

Unlike True Grit, which I saw on Saturday, which was epic levels of awesome entertainment and a sterling performance from Jeff Bridges.

Pure win.

Saw True Grit on satday like you - never looked at my watch. My missus really liked it too. We are planning to watch the Big Lebowski tonight

Coens Rule
True Grit tonight at the Rio, can't wait

You'll love the Big leb... chewy
watch out for jesus!

I think everyone on the forum is obsessed with Milla.

Milla looks even sexier with a beard fwaps

just like chompy and chewycheeks i saw true grit on saturday. really good film, and to echo other sentiments- jeff bridges was awesome. saw it at curzon near covent garden, it cost me £12.50, fucking rip-off. quite a nice cinema, but i dont really like cinemas, i always feel like im being had at every single opportunity.