I saw the new Alice in wonderland last weekend. Boy, did it suck.

I love Desperate Housewifes. Does that mean I'm gay? (:

I think if you loved desperate house husbands maybe.....

watched this last night with my lady

geez. such bleakness.
songs rule though.
8/10

saw this last night. finally. very sad. it is sad to see how many lives he has ruined, or severely damaged. mental illness is a motherfucker.

I remember in 1992, the Univ of Houston student program Board set up a daniel johnston concert. I was a member, and got to set up for him and meet him and his handlers. at the time we did not know that he ahd gone off his meds, which as stated in the m,ovie he did surreptitiously before gigs so he would be looser, and he played theshow and it was crazy and then I escorted him downstairs with the ghandlers from the austin mental hospital, and I met his mom. the next week we got word that that night of the U of H show, he snuck out of the hotel and ended up in Florida 3 days later.
we 3were all like whoah....

i wanna ee shutter island but i watched this again intead:

container - 9/10


hole in my heart - 7/10

decided to watch/rewatch all these with my girlfriend
# Crime and Punishment, 1983 - 7/10
# Calamari Union, 1985 - 8/10
# Shadows in Paradise, 1986 - 8/10
# Hamlet Goes Business, 1987 - 7/10
# Ariel, 1988 - 8/10
# Leningrad Cowboys Go America, 1989 - 7/10
# The Match Factory Girl, 1990 - 8/10
# I Hired a Contract Killer, 1990 - 6/10
# La Vie de Bohème, 1992 - 7/10
# Take Care of Your Scarf, Tatiana, 1994 - 7/10
# Drifting Clouds, 1996 - 8/10
# Juha, 1999 - 8/10
# The Man Without a Past, 2002 - 6/10
# Lights in the Dusk, 2006 - 8/10

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Religulous. I have enjoyed Bill maher's work in DC Cab, I am glad he has made this movie, even though of course it is "flawed" but what isn't? (jaysus~!!!)
I enjoyed it, and found it hard to watch, not because he is outright mean, but because I have many similar confrontation issues with my mom and family, for I am anti-theist in the strongest sense of the word, and their beliefs are non-sensical and destructive to me.

while not a GREAT movie, and while Maher can come off as an annoying guy, I am sad that as he mentioned, so many doubting believers will NOT watch this movie, which could help them begin to sort out their doubts about their respective faiths.

fuck all religions. They are the last false social construct that holds back humanity and will, if not actively FOUGHT AGAINST, crush humans back into dark age horror.

The rep I gave you was for this part in particular.

migrating forms

Fotopolous owns my dick.

it was beautifully abrasive.

What a romantic.

Anyway,




Motor Psycho. 4/10. One of my least favourite Meyers. For a relatively short film this seems to go on forever.




Good Morning ... and Goodbye. 6/10. One of the most underrated Russ Meyer films IMO. Some real moments of brilliance.

good if a little tenuous at the end

angel city - 9/10

on a bit of a russ meyer kick right now.






Vixen! 7/10. Maybe my favourite RM film






Supervixens. 5/10. Bits of it are great but it goes on forever.






Beneath the Valley of the Ultravixens. 6/10. In some ways I think this is the ultimate Russ Meyer film, if not the best.

Russ Meyer is the shit.

meh

I saw one of his movies once on tv years ago. It was very reminiscent of the UK's Confessions series of sex comedies. Lame slapstick and pantomimic sex was what they offered. Instantly forgettable movies only liked by the moronic fans of trashy titillation.

troll bait

I watched From Dusk Till Dawn. The first 45 min were really good, until it got to the terrible special effects and demons, then I turned it off.

Count me in. :cool:



Your opinion is moot.

clockwork orange with my girlfriend (she has never seen it)
badlands (she had also never seen that)
and
pasoloni's decameron
and
fellini's satyricon
all of them are excellent

Damn, it was really THAT good!

it was fine.



really liked this.



watched the director's cut, with the lame cgi-stuff.

I love all 3 of these films.

eden and after - 9/10

I enjoyed the book, haven't seen the picture yet, hope it's good.



My first Truffaut. Quite good, kid's a genius actor.

More Russ Meyer.





Comon Law Cabin. 5/10. Solid but unspectacular Meyer.

Cherry, Harry and Raquel. 6/10. Underrated Meyer.

Also, last night.





Logan's Run. 5/10. Alright, but only really enjoyable because of Jenny Agutter's bum.

"The Road" was decent and I love John Hillcoat and the Garret Dillahunt cameo was great but it really didn't live up to the prose of McCarthy's novel. I hope Todd Field does a good job with "Blood Meridian", probably the most ambitious novel adaptation since "Moby Dick", which sucked as a film.

Anyone else hear that Cronenberg and Mortensen are doing a sequel to "Eastern Promises", oh fuck yeah!

And I watched "Brazil" and the first season of "it's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" last night.

Great film

Have seen this before but finally got the pristine dvd, and just had to post this image..


...godard in sunglasses and a hat. Seriously.

10/10

Yet more Meyer.




UP! 4/10. I can never decide if this feels like Jess Franco trying to make a Russ Meyer movie or vice versa. Either way, not very good.

fuck the tablets, this guy however rules

too much clooney. precious was actually quite hardcore.

Beyond the Valley of the Dolls. 7/10. Not my favourite Meyer (Vixen) but very much up there.

"Up in the Air" was hard to not love, in my opinion. Anna Kendrick's performance was the best I've seen from a "Who the fuck is that?" actress in a long time. Great cameos, Zach Gal, Danny McBride, J.K. Simmons, etc..

Besides the great performances, "The Men Who Stare at Goats" was pretty awful. Spacey was hilarious and Jeff Bridges was at his best.

Anyone hear of the next Cronenberg film "The Talking Cure" starring Viggo as Sigmund Freud? Already my most anticipated film and it won't be out until next year.