Zorba The Greek. Rarely are movies made like this anymore.

Napoleon Dynamite = bleeeeeeeeeeh. hugely disappointing, I didn't expect a masterpiece, but , like, some sort of "Rushmore" or something similar.

Rockers I haven't seee the film in 10 years.

Shaun of the Dead.

300-it was good.

I'm watching Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind for the first time completely tomorrow.

revenge of the nerds.

awesome!

All That Jazz. Ever since subscribing to Netflix I feel like I've gone through movies like tissues, but I kept this one around for a few more days. I just couldn't watch it enough. I finally sent it back and I wish I hadn't.

Another war film to add to my collection. Thanks for the tip !@#$%!.

I've just spent a week watching the first season of Heroes. I know, I know, it's not a movie, but it's quite nice for a tv serie. Light viewing with a post 911 touch to it. Nothing to die for, but enjoyable.

Ps: 'Save the cheerleader' sounds silly though. :D

Hey !@#$%! that was an awesome movie, I really liked it.

oh i missed that sorry i hope it's not too late.

i've watched his earliest-- fireworks, puce moment, some stuff he did in france--rabbit moon, another one with a fireworks=related title-- and inauguration of the pleasure dome. without a doubt anger was a genius set & costume designer. the movies themselves however can get a bit dull at times because what's applealing to the dreamer of a dream doesn't always resonate with the public that is told the dream. but nevertheless some unforgettably amazing images & scenes to be studied 7 watched over & over. not for "the story" but for the brilliant shots-- superb style.

American Beauty

though i was a bit stoned, and kept having deja vu throughout it...so maybe i had seen it before...either way, it is really good...maybe i'll watch it again.

Zelig. I've decided to lay off Woody Allen for a while. It's just not healthy to watch his movies like I've been doing lately.

the first time i watched zelig i got bellyaches from the laughter. laughter is great for your health.

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i did this one tonight:




fucking cool. a catalog of frustrated desire.

i really enjoyed it

The laughter is great, but I'm worried that Woody Allen is making me more neurotic than I already am, and no one wants that.

ah ha ha. hannah & her sisters should be a good cure for what ails you.

Please don't encourage me. It's become an addiction.

cmon! great movie! the most life-affirming of them all. don't be silly & enjoy what you enjoy.

Dammit, you win. I'll pick it up from the library sometime soon.

Swing Kids

World Trade Center. The one with Nicholas Cage. Very good, on the whole.

saw "Brick" for the 3rd time. Awesome film. Definately worth checking out.

i just watched "a guide to recognizing your saints." not bad, but not worth breaking your neck to see. i think i'll watch "akira" next.

2001: A Space Oddyssey, for the first time.

Holy shit, it's crazy. I don't really know what to think at this point. My mind is blown.

Their is no way in hell you would get me to watch that film specially with Nick Cage as the star of the movie.

We've just watched Ushpizin on BBC4. Superb film, wonderfully spirited. I'm glad I recorded it.

It's about time, wouldn't you say?


"I'm afraid. I'm afraid, Dave. Dave, my mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it. My mind is going. There is no question about it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I'm a... fraid.

One of my alltime favorites.

Yeah, definetly. I think I'm going to have to watch it a few more times. That ending really messed with my head.

Here's the filmography of the lead Lady Bug:

Actress:

• 2000s
• 1990s

1. "NYPD Blue" .... Saraia Dobbs (1 episode, 2002)
   - Below the Belt (2002) TV Episode .... Saraia Dobbs
   
   
2. He Got Game (1998) .... Mary Shuttlesworth
3. "Cosby" .... Nikki (1 episode, 1998)
   - A Team of His Own (1998) TV Episode .... Nikki
4. "413 Hope St." .... Morica (1 episode, 1998)
   - Falling (1998) TV Episode .... Morica
5. Clover (1997) (TV) .... Clover
6. "Second Noah" .... Bethany (1 episode, 1996)
   - Pilot (1996) TV Episode .... Bethany
7. The Baby-Sitters Club (1995) .... Jessi Ramsey
8. The Piano Lesson (1995) (TV) .... Maretha
9. Crooklyn (1994) .... Troy
10. "Law & Order" .... Janet Decker (1 episode, 1994)
    ... aka Law & Order Prime (USA: informal title)
    - Nurture (1994) TV Episode .... Janet Decker
11. "I'll Fly Away" .... Adlaine (1 episode, 1991)
    - The Hat (1991) TV Episode .... Adlaine

Zelda Harris (born February 17, 1985) is an American actress.
Harris was born in New York City, New York to Karen and Philip Harris. She has a sister, Kenya. A self-assured film and TV actress who caught the attention of critics with her central performance in Spike Lee's Crooklyn (1994), Harris began appearing in commercials while still an infant. From there she became a regular on the celebrated children's series Sesame Street.
In 1991, Harris made her episodic TV debut, in an episode of I'll Fly Away. Her talents made her an appealing choice for the role of Troy, the only daughter amidst a swarm of boys, in Lee's loosely autobiographical film Crooklyn. She was next seen as Jessi in The Baby-Sitters Club (1995), Melanie Mayron's adaptation of the popular novels. In 1997 she co-starred in a USA Network movie Clover. In 1998 she reteamed with Spike Lee for the feature He Got Game, with Denzel Washington; in this film, she plays Mary, the younger sister of basketball prospect Jesus Shuttleworth (Ray Allen).
Harris attends Princeton University, where she is a member of the Class of 2007.[citation needed] In 2005, she played the Queen in a performance of William Shakespeare's Cymbeline at the Theater Intime.

just saw this for the first time. wow, what a great movie.

Peter Greenaway's films are paintings in motion.

I've only seen:
The Belly of an Architect
Drowning by Numbers
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover
Prospero's Books
The Baby of Mâcon
The Pillow Book

Love them all. Also, his exhibitions are well worth visiting.

before this i have only seen drowning by numbers, which was fantastic.
my friend has most of his films on either VHS or DVD. i will be watching many of them in the near future. but this movie was really beyond good.
the colors, the script, the acting, the story, the grotesquness, the sex....
perfect

yes!!!

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i watched this most recently:



either the cinematography or the dvd transfer were just so-so, but i really liked it anyway.

Apocalypto.

Black Snake Moan.

weird and not much good.

Hot Fuzz, it was fucking awesome!

Last Tango in Paris...finally!!...Brando=amazing....i give it 8/10.

looks like a might catch a free viewing of Inland Empire on wednesday...finally my audio/film school being good for something.