Ocean's Twelve. Fucking boring but Catherine Zeta looks awesome.

Yeah it was, its really good well worth a rental, its like a brutal short story

And what may I ask is wrong with her?

Cos you'r all intrested in me I 'll tell you what I watched last

Wild at heart. It was ok the middle dragged but the ending was great leading me to believe that it was a great film until I remembered the middle bit.

i watched eraserhead last night. love that movie. love david lynch.

saw "house of 1000 corpses" from rob zombie..
i liked the whole b-movie setting, and it was fun...

tonight i'm considering "kids" from larry clark..
i haven't seen it yet...

Watched The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things (2004) & Slacker (1991).
I recommend them both.

I have to say, House of 1000 Corpses was fucking brilliant. It went a bit overboard on shock value, but you have to give him credit for an uncanny ability to tap into fundamental human fear. That movie fucked with my head for weeks.

The last movie I watched? The Terminator. That's right, The Terminator. I'd never seen it. And I will unabashedly say that that is one of the best-made films of all time.

I liked Devils Rejects better than 1000 corpses, but enjoyed both.

I haven't seen that yet, but I'm apprehensive. I slept with the light on for five days (seriously).

Tishe! by Victor Kossakowsky

i saw this film-documentary few days ago.
it's a film about what happened in a russian crossroad during 2002.
very interesting, i think the way it is directed has something in common with photography.

I had no idea you were such a pansy.

sonikold, godard is amazing. watch more. alphaville was the first one of his i saw, its top notch.

i saw wristcutters this past weekend at a film festival. it was the most gloriously ridiculous thing i can remember seeing. and tom waits is in it.

Thank You for Smoking, I liked it more than the insider. I saw this movie for free, yet I didn't get to see Bela Fleck.

A Korean film called 'Real Fiction'. From HKFlix.com:

In this bold and daring film experiment from Korea shot in real time, a mentally unstable street artist finally gets tired of the harassment he has been receiving from the local thugs for years. He decide to inflict ruthless revenge on the bullies while allowing a mysterious girl with a camcorder to document his acts of vengeance. Shot in just over three hours in a single day with the help of twelve directors and a staff of 120, "Real Fiction" is not only an unorthodox exercise in cinema, but also a gripping tale of one man's desire for self-respect.

House of 1000 Corpses is one of my favorites. I love the style, how Rob used all the different camera styles.
It was really scary, but really good.
And it was the perfect length. I can't stand movies over 2 hours and he got the job done in an hour and a half.

i saw "pornstar - the legend of ron jeremy" recently..

it was fun, but in the end it makes ron look like an underachiever.. he has so much aspiration to become a mainstream actor, but he misses out on the opportunities because he's an "adult entertainer"..


the documentary needed more insight..
not enough substance, but fun..

true romance
which i have seen millions of times. love it.

Edit: Nice avatar, "You are free".


"The Living End" (1992). It made Brokeback Mountain look straight as an arrow.

thanks. I love Margot!

is that gwyneth paltrow?
hence calling her margot - as in tenenbaum?

great movie, with wonderful sentiments, without being sloppy or mushy...