Sonic Youth Gossip - >>the last movie you watched

Night at the Museum.

I'd seen it twice before so I was falling asleep this time.

It's good, but there's only so many times I can watch a movie like that.

gmku	07.25.2008 02:36 PM

Nobody Lives Forever. Another damned sexy old movie.

gmku	07.25.2008 03:33 PM

Anybody watch the same movie over and over obsessively? At what point do you give it up? I'm having trouble getting over my obsession with certain movies--is this natural or should I worry that I'll slip into a schizophrenic state where I can no longer separate my reality from movie fantasy?

atsonicpark

07.25.2008 03:36 PM

To me, that's only happened with dead zone, el topo, tetsuo, blow out, taxi driver... Those 4 movies I watched over and over again, by myself and with friends for a good year. I just didn't want to leave that atmosphere. So, it's normal.

gmku	07.25.2008 03:41 PM

I guess that's the beauty of movies. You can live in them, in a sense. Much like looking at good art or listening to good music, you can appreciate new things in each experience as well as relive the wonder of the first encounter.

God, I do blather.

I could live for days on North by Northwest, for example. As well as Casino Royale. I seem to get sucked into the thrillers.

Rob Instigator

07.25.2008 03:45 PM

My college roommate used to watch UNNECESARY ROUGHNESS (with scott bakula and Sinbad) over and over and over again. He muist have watched it about 12 times ina 5 day period.

gmku	07.25.2008 03:46 PM

Wow. Well, I have to admit, I could probably recite the scripts to those two movies I mentioned above.

mangajunky

07.25.2008 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by gmku

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mangajunky

07.25.2008 04:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator

My college roommate used to watch UNNECESARY ROUGHNESS (with scott bakula and Sinbad) over and over and over again. He muist have watched it about 12 times ina 5 day period.

cooties

fugazifan

07.25.2008 04:52 PM

i saw the omega man. it was cute but not nearly as good as last man on earth
vincent price>>>>>>>>>>>>>>charlton heston

Rob Instigator

07.25.2008 07:18 PM

you should try the Omega Code! SO ,MUCH SUCKITUDE

gmku	07.25.2008 07:20 PM

I've been watching Casino Royale since about 3 this afternoon. It's on Showtime and I have the "start over" feature. I keep getting interupted or distracted so I've restarted it about 4 times now.

viewtiful_alan

07.25.2008 11:17 PM

tw2113

07.26.2008 01:07 AM

The Crow

Tokolosh

07.26.2008 02:16 AM

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Originally Posted by noisereductions

Well, it's a shot-by-shot remake of the original, BY the original director. SO in a way you only need to see one or the other.

I thought it was excellent. It was realistic, disturbing and yet had a very good use of social commentary as well as sort of pointed injokes at fans of so-called "torture-porn." Stylistically, it's great. Wide shots, stationary cameras, no music create a realistic feel... then all the sudden the "fourth wall" is broken for a moment. (you'll see).

And all the acting was great (no surprises there, great cast). See it.

Like I said before, the new version should be avoided at all costs. The cast in the original nail it.
Haneke's films are all good in my opinion. Benny's Video is another must see.

I watched this again.

Derek

07.26.2008 05:19 AM

El Topo.

I don't know what to rate it, I'd really need to give it a few more watchings.

fugazifan

07.26.2008 05:25 AM

i saw
bunuel's the phantom of liberty
really funny
very much like monty python
uve been on a big bunuel kick recently
four movires in about a month
i still like the excremating angel the best.
next i want to see the discreet charm of the bourgoise

nicfit

07.26.2008 05:30 AM

Hard Candy
still not sure if it's good or not.

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