of course.

spanning time... spanning time...

watch it. it's good.

What'd you say you fucking faggot?!

Yeah, that movie is incredible. I always wanted to see Gallo's other movie Brown Bunny. Has a blowjob in it best I recall, don't know if that's a selling point or not.



If I saw this movie when I was fourteen it probably would've been one of my favorite movies ever. I always really liked those high concept set in one place kind of movies but always got annoyed when they'd take you out of that moment by having the character go through some extended flashback (like in Sorry, Wrong Number). But this one, yeah, keeps you in the coffin the entire time. Must've been a really daunting task trying to film that, but they did that pretty well, enough that it didn't feel samey at least. It's kind of a bleak and grim movie. And probably just alright at best, certainly worth the single viewing at least. Depending on how much you like Ryan Reynolds, because he's the entire movie.

Nope. Not yet. Could be.

Haha, it is. When he's trying to take a piss in that dance school and that guy keeps looking at his dick.

Speaking of Vincent Gallo movies, there's this movie I keep browsing over on netflix he's in called Stranded, been meaning to see that. Vincent Gallo in a science fiction film. Strange.

haven't seen many films with vincent gallo but he's awesome in arizona dream

"frank sinatra was from hoboken, new jersey"

Yeah, he tends to be the best part of the film he's in seems to me. He's great in Palookaville.

still awesome. Joe you need to get it and then tell me where I can see you in it.



in the theater, I hated this movie. But I just watched the Director's Cut and it turns out Zombie had a whole different vision. The unrated version is like seeing a whole new movie. I actually thought it was really great in this form, so I urge anyone who dismissed the theatrical cut to give this version a go.

Adam Cooley's Currently Untitled

Popped my DVD in a few nights ago, and forgot to post about it here. I'd still give this flick a solid 8/10.

Mmmmm...

That's a great poster. I saw "Thor" this weekend, mostly for "The Avengers" refferences.

The great Train robbery (1903).

District 9

I'm not sure what to think of it, I think I liked it.

Yeah, it's decent, has some bad acting though, an interesting watch non the less.

A friend of mine recommended that I check out the following films...

Magnolia

The Conformist

and

The Color of Pomegranates

IF ANYONE HERE HAS SEEN ANY OF THESE, I'D LOVE TO GET SOME SYG OPINIONS ON THESE BEFORE I DIVE IN. THNX GUIZ.

Never actually seen that one. Just know that SY's music is amazing on it cause I have the LP.:o

How is it?

Just watched "Midnight Cowboy". I had never seen it before. I kind of loved it. It was super sad, but sort of beautiful as well.

Kevin Smith's horror film.

7/10

Kudos to John Goodman, what a true talent.

so it's good? Hmm.

Man, this one is just as top-notch, and rewatchable as the films it pays homage to.

I'm DYING to see Ti West's the Innkeepers!

Yeah I'm a big fan of "The House of the Devil". I'm very curious about "The Innkeepers". Yet, its quite different to THOTD from what I've heard.

Ichi the Killer

UP NEXT:

Ichi just may have been the first weird-o exploitation film I ever saw. The first time I watched it, I was only about 14, and I remember specifically feeling as if I needed to take a long shower after viewing. I've seen it countless times since, and I think it's safe to consider it as one of my all-time favorites now.

It's not necessarily the most visually impressive film, but there are a few shots throughout that still make me do a double-take when watching (just wait 'till you see the 'goldfish in the foreground' shot). The film's true visual strength is in the colorful art direction/wardrobe choices. The whole thing plays off like some sort of distorted, repulsive comic/cartoon (errrr... manga/anime...) with every gag in the flick getting even funnier with repeat viewings. That's another area where Ichi shines, despite its graphic content, the film doesn't really take itself too seriously, which gives all of its shock value a charm not seen in many other exploitation flicks of this sort.

I've never seen The Dark Knight, so I have no clue as to whether Nolan was inspired by Ichi or not, but I'd say it isn't all that unlikely.

Overall, hell, I'll give it a 9/10

HOTD is amazing. Probably a 5/5 for me.

The Roost - 3/5
Cabin Fever 2 - 1/5

btw, I don't enjoy Miike's films.

Dude, this one SUCKED!

Vicky Christina Barcelona.

Boring.

I've been working my way through the extended editions of Lord of the Rings trilogy

Just watched "The Sting".

It's just too great :p

film socialisme: 7/10

GHOST IN THE SHELL

LOL the guy on the right looks like Travis from Taxi Driver

The guy standing next to him (Jack O'Connell) reminded me a bit of Inhuman.



Anyway I wasn't that imprssed with the film.
6/10

Robert De Niro.

How is the sequel to Joy Ride? I liked the original quite a bit.

not great. the 1st one is much better

Nosferatu (1922).

me and my girlfriend watched this cartoon called "spirited away"

it was pretty cool