Films

A homo-erotic aeroplane documentary?

thought i should put this here too.

Miles Away BF217 on Vimeo

Just watched crazy,stupid love. I really love Ryan Gosling with all my heart. And it was a actually really funny film.

Had a semi all the way through Ides of March.

The Gos. Cloon Dog and E.R.W. I was rigidity itself for 101minutes.

I've Just Cum - YouTube

sofa-jumping, megalomaniac-midget, alien worshipper

^I concede all of the above without exception BUT while he may be an alien-loving egocentric, he was pretty good in Rain Man and Vanilla Sky was all right (maybe), and his cold-killer in Collateral was a refreshing change from his previous roles.

Still count him as Knig of the Cnuts though...

Really amusing (and fairly real to life) Bio of Tom Cruise in this vid ;)

'Being Tom Cruise, How Scientology Is In No Way Mental'
Star Stories - YouTube

The latest story in the (now guaranteed) series of Sherlock Holmes films is something of a disappointment. Guy Ritchie relies upon his signature style and Robert Downey Jnr is once again good but not great. Jude Law is his usual "trying to look pretty" self, but this is never going to be easy with a dead rat balanced under his nose. I'm having trouble remembering what he's actually been any good in...

Jared Harris, son of the late hedonist Richard, puts in a suitably sinister performance as Prof. James Moriarty. I'd say that it was entertaining enough, but it lacked the humour that the first one had.

Now we have to brace ourselves for the former Mr Madonna's version of "The Sweeney."

^ Pretty much this. However, my review would be much more concise:

"it was pretty shit"

Sixteen candles, how did I miss that movie? The shower scene....my teen years would have enjoyed it.......

Why would anyone actively choose to go and watch a film with Jude Law in AND directed by Guy Ritchie - you deserve every awful moment of that self inflicted hell on Earth

Why would anyone actively choose to go and watch a film with Jude Law in

Love, Honour and Obey's pretty damn sharp (as dark, Brit-com Gangster films go) and Law is one of the main roles in that.....
Bought the fecker on doovdé actually, and would consider getting a blu-ray too. All said, Law is essentially a bit part when standing toe-to-toe with the combined acting might of Ray Winston, Rhys Ifans and Sean Pertwee..

(film reference - you probably haven't even seen it though...)

Final Cut is darker
L,H and Obey is a comedy in comparison

the combined acting might of Ray Winston, Rhys Ifans and Sean Pertwee..

sounds like generic Brit actor grime cockernee gangstah shitnesss warp factor 11 to me......but there you go....

There are some really good moments in it. Some light, some pretty dark, a couple pretty damn funny. I'd give it a 6.something/10

Brit films and 'those' actors >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Final Cut is darker

Been trying to find a torrent for that going on a year now. Anyone?

Came to share this:

Shane Meadows plans biopic of Notts cyclist Tom Simpson

http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/nottingham/hi/people_and_places/arts_and_culture/newsid_9377000/9377775.stm

Was in a Hospital waiting room yesterday whilst flicking through their surprisingly up-to-date mags when I read in an interview that Shane meadows also plans doing a Stone Roses documentary, which was new to me.

Been trying to find a torrent for that going on a year now. Anyone?

Final Cut?

derh!!

Tried this one? TPB link only shows two seeders so might take some time.

Cheers tody, will give it a go.

watched 'Mongol' last night on Beeeb4- landscapes were the stars, some good sword action too.

has anyone said- "whats your favourite three films of 2011 then" yet?

there you go

Last night i watched Battle For Algiers - dark and disturbing and years ahead of its time.