Seen Any Good Films Lately?

[Boudicca 702]

Oh, and for the drunken college boy in you, I always recommend Snakes on a Plane.

 

How the hell did you find out about him?

[Paul Bearer 6,109]

Oh, and for the drunken college boy in you, I always recommend Snakes on a Plane.

 

Snakes on a plane, eh? Whats it about?

[Banshees Scream 110]

Oh, and for the drunken college boy in you, I always recommend Snakes on a Plane.

 

How the hell did you find out about him?

 

Snakes on a plane? Drunken college boy? Who is him?

[honez 79]

I saw the new Jimbo Bond flick the other day.

A cracking good movie compared to the usual mediocre Bond-franchise drivel.

"I've got an itch. Do you think you could scratch it for me?"

[Godot 149]

I watched the Big Lebowski for maybe the third time recently and every time it gets better. I also watched Duck Soup and found it remarkably disappointing (better in the memory). I still like the mirror scene though.

[Rebecca de Winter 8]

"Serenity" is very cool, but should be watched after the fourteen episode series "Firefly", if you like sci-fi, that is...

[Real Madron 6]

Looking forward to this one...

[Cowboy Ronnie 78]

Looking forward to this one...

 

that looks prime for the SciFi channel in 2008

[DevonDeathTrip 2,358]

'Rabbits' - By David Lynch...."In a nameless city, deluged by a continuous rain, three rabbits live with a fearful mystery"

 

Like Watership Down on acid.

[deathlistsweep.net 0]

The Last King of Scotland

 

Class British Film about the rise and fall of Idi Amin.

 

Definitely worth a look.

[Gunjaman5000 30]

I watched the Big Lebowski for maybe the third time recently and every time it gets better. I also watched Duck Soup and found it remarkably disappointing (better in the memory). I still like the mirror scene though.

The dream/hallucination scene in the bowling alley is one of my favourite pieces of film ever. Kenny Rogers, of Kenny Rogers and the First Edition (before he got countryfied), sings the accompanying song don't you know.

[Rebecca de Winter 8]

"Slither" - a send-up of all those B-grade horror movies of the eighties, complete with language - the extras on the dvd are hilarious.

[Godot 149]

I watched the Big Lebowski for maybe the third time recently and every time it gets better. I also watched Duck Soup and found it remarkably disappointing (better in the memory). I still like the mirror scene though.

The dream/hallucination scene in the bowling alley is one of my favourite pieces of film ever. Kenny Rogers, of Kenny Rogers and the First Edition (before he got countryfied), sings the accompanying song don't you know.

Gunjaman I feel you're a soul mate. We should meet up one day in Bangkok if it's ever playing there at the Bangkok Odeon and have a good laugh then fetch up at one of those bars where ladies fire eggs across the room and pull razor blades from discreet places.

[Rebecca de Winter 8]

DERAILED - expect the unexpected....

[Real Madron 6]

EYES WIDE SHUT - saw it for the first time yesterday.. not sure why i didnt get round to seeing it - The Tom Cruise / Nicole Kidman thing put me off at first... Amazing fim though - Kubrick at his finest.

[Paul Bearer 6,109]

THE DA VINCI CODE, What a waste of 2 and a half hours of my life

[Bald rick 9]

Hot Fuzz. The first time I've been to the cinema for years, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[Guest Guest]

Saw Superman Returns on DVD, good but.....

 

Superman: Superhero or date rapist

[To die for 3]

I'm watching Apollo 13 at the moment.............boring and not my choice.

[football_fan 42]

I saw Pan's Labyrinth a few nights ago at my local cinema. Great movie.

[Slave to the Grave 26]

Cabaret, Charade and Are you Being Served the Movie. Thoroughly enjoyed all three of them.

[Windsor 2,233]

90000, the above post was 90000.

 

I suggest you ask the nice admin for a name change.

[Real Madron 6]

just watched Casino Royal on DVD. yeah pretty good. not AMAZING. but worth a look. got 3 other new DVDs today so i'll be letting you know on the others as and when.

[Brinsworth House Baiter 12]

It's not a new film, but I watched the 1948 Oliver Twist the other day on Film 4, with Alec Guinness as Fagin, the hammy Robert Newton (ooh arrghh!) as Sikes and even a boyish Anthony Newley as the Artful Dodger. Hattie Jacques had a small part (eh?) as a singing barmaid and according to the credits Diana Dors was in there somewhere but I can't say I noticed.

 

I'd never seen it before, but having re-read the book a few months back I thought I'd devote two hours and ten minutes of my life to give it a go. Glad I did, as the black and whiteness (?) really added to the atmosphere and it was almost just like being transported to the underbelly of Victorian England. Well, it was once I'd indulged in an exotic smoke or two.

 

The star of the show though was the dog that played Sike's Bullseye. The way it trembled and shook as his master beat Nancy to death was worthy of an Oscar for best supporting act by a canine. Brilliant. I'm off to look the dog up on this 'ere Interweb thingy...

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

[Cowboy Ronnie 78]

Went to see 300 the other night - what a load of rubbish. Maybe it was based on a true story, but the actions of the Persian army, fresh off conquering the rest of the then-known world, allowing themselves to be sucked into a battle in which they send limited, and defeatable, waves of soliders into a narrow passageway defended by Spartan troops holding a massive home field advantage, never convinced for even a moment. And if I were about to commit high treachery, if not quite treason, in front of the Senate, I would probably not first line my pockets with gold coins bearing the face of the leader of the invading enemy.

 

Don't be like me and think "well, if this is worth seeing it's only worth seeing on the big screen." Save yourself the £/$8 - 10 and wait for it to come round on TV, or better yet on the 3 1/2" screen on the seat back in front of you.