Sonic Youth Gossip - >>the last movie you watched

Yeah, it was booed and walked out of, but not the version you saw. That version has never been released. He had made another cut of the film that was something like an hour longer, featuring much more driving footage and whatnot. I think the slimmed-down version is actually a pretty great film. Underrated, definitely.

Dr. Eugene Felikson

04.08.2009 09:14 AM

I really enjoyed The Brown Bunny, as well. I've never seen Buffalo '66 but have heard an awful lot of praise for the film.

Am I missing out?

me.	04.08.2009 09:33 AM

If you liked The Brown Bunny, pretty sure you'll like Buffalo,

quite like the look of this one too!

anyone seen it?

davenotdead

04.08.2009 10:43 AM

I quite liked Buffalo 66. haven't seen Brown Bunny yet

gualbert

04.08.2009 10:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Schizophrenia

This movie is pointless, but Jean and Jean-Paul make it worth watching (especially Jean).

pbradley

04.08.2009 09:08 PM

Just finished with Synecdoche, New York.

Easily my favorite Charlie Kaufman movie now. Way better than Adaptation and Eternal Sunshine, and even Being John Malkovich.

joe11121

04.08.2009 09:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by noisereductions

Brain Candy is so great!

I'm still bothered by the comment above about how Mr. & Mrs. Smith should be a 0/10. I gave it a 5/10 (ie: dead middle of the road.) It's not that I feel I should defend this film, but it's more I dont think ppl realize exactlly how a bold a statement it is to call something a 0/10. I've seen a LOT of films. Many that were worse than Smith. And few that I could seriously give a 0/10 (ie: devoid of even a shred of redeaming qualities). [besides, the lowest I could give anything would be a 1/10, because I use a 1-10 scale. As great as Spinal Tap is, if I gave it a 0/10 that would be on a 11-point scale system, and c'mon!]

Ha. I suppose a 0/10 is a little harsh, but I saw that movie once, and absolutely hated it! That was a few years ago, I'll watch it again and tell you what I think.

atsonicpark

04.08.2009 10:30 PM

I have trouble every day in my netflix queue but haven't seen it yet. It looks sexy.

Derek

04.09.2009 05:22 AM

atsonicpark

04.09.2009 06:04 AM

^^^ 10/10.

Antagon

04.09.2009 06:16 PM

Heat

ipo	04.09.2009 06:40 PM

the kite runner

LifeDistortion

04.09.2009 08:25 PM

Liked this alot.

EVOLghost

04.09.2009 11:17 PM

I peed for a really long time today...felt like a movie.

exploding plastic candle

04.10.2009 02:58 AM

technically '91 TYPB, but since everyone here has probably seen that I might as well go with:

Man on Wire.

It's about the guy who walked on a tightrope across the empire state buildings. pretty damn good movie, see it if you get the chance

sarramkrop

04.10.2009 06:51 AM

I've just re-watched 1967's The Incident in honour of the fact that I have finally found a DVD copy of it on the internet, so I won't have to rely on my crappy VHS anymore. It's easily in my top 3 favourite movies of all the time, the way the tension builds up is amazing.

Youtube has it too:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_lis...F8C21C4718E929

atsonicpark

04.10.2009 07:38 AM

baraka
the 2 other qatsi films
drift (with music by lee)
slide

A bunch of experimental shit.

noisereductions

04.10.2009 07:44 AM

I have Drift. I watched it once. meh.

atsonicpark

04.10.2009 07:49 AM

Yeah I'm not going to pretend that it doesn't kinda blow a nasty dick.

breligion

04.10.2009 11:33 AM