[Rob Instigator]

Originally Posted by noisereductions

Rob, no thoughts on the Megan Fox debate? Not enough junk in the trunk for yr taste I'd think.

I love brunnettes, especially ones with bitchy attitudes, but she does not sugar my churro.
she is always sticking out her butt to look more curvaceous but she is still quite the flat butt.

[atsonicpark]

Rob, you wouldn't like LIMITS OF CONTROL.

It's a great movie though.

[TheFoxBen]

Why wouldn't he like Limits of Control ?

[Keeping It Simple]

Originally Posted by TheFoxBen

Why wouldn't he like Limits of Control ?

Maybe astonicpark feels he knows how Rob's mind works.

[atsonicpark]

Because after all these years together, I kinda know what kinds of movies Rob likes and doesn't like.

I mean, he doesn't like Casino! CASINO!

[noisereductions]

Casino Shmasino.

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]

Originally Posted by atsonicpark

Mordum annoyed the shit out of me. Shaky-ass camera and people screaming for 90 minutes. Boring.

Penance is my fav. of the 3 but I didn't like any of them. MURDER SET PIECES, a related film, is really cheesy and stupid but it has good gore in it and is better than any of those movies... NUTBAG is terrible, too.

I haven't seen any of the others, but I was quite pleased with the dismembered penis/fat gutting scenes.

What can I say? I like my shock value, and Mordum had heaps of delectable distaste.

[atsonicpark]

Casino is a masterpiece. There's absolutely nothing wrong with it. Only complaint I can see is for the length -- but it's gotta be the least-boring 3 hour movie I can think of.

Slow Motion (Godard) - 9/10.. why has this not ever been released in America? It's brilliant!! Oh, probably for the scene where it shows a little girl playing on a soccer field, done in slow motion, while the main character talks about how he wants to fuck his own daughter in the ass. Either way, brilliant fucking film -- that last scene, with the orchestra playing in the tunnel? Oh man...

8 1/2 - 7 1/2
Ivan's Childhood - 7/10
Nostahlgia - 8/10
Zed and Two Noughts - 6/10.. you know, this film really seemed like something I should love, but something about it really rubbed me the wrong way. Still some brilliant scenes in it.

Color of the Pomegrantes - 8/10
Pocket Ninjas - 7/10
You, the Living - 8/10

[fugazifan]

8 1/2 is my favorite film.

[atsonicpark]

I liked it a lot. 7 1/2 isn't a bad rating. I just got a bit worn out by the end of it, since it's rather long, and I've watched lots of "rather long" movies lately so...

[noisereductions]

adam, I just don't like "mob movies." I don't like the Sopranos. None of that. There's very few exceptions (say The Departed for one), but I just can't get into those flicks. Not my thing is all. I've said in the past too that I don't like Scarface. It's just me.

[atsonicpark]

I can sorta see that, I guess I'm sorta like that with war movies, but there's still some quality stuff out there. A good film is a good film, I guess I just don't seek them out. Either way...

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by atsonicpark

I can sorta see that, I guess I'm sorta like that with war movies, but there's still some quality stuff out there. A good film is a good film, I guess I just don't seek them out. Either way...

yeah, and like I said, there are exceptions. Like I said, The Departed blew me away. And that involved the mob or whatever. War movies are another genre I'm not into -- but I saw Inglourious Basterds cuz it was Tarantino, and I ended up loving it. It's just that for the most part, I don't really give mob movies a chance to begin with. I'm sure there's good ones. But something like the vice scene in Casino really bothers me and doesn't seem cool to me. While the same vice scene with added chainsaw in Evil Dead II is awesome. haha.

[A Thousand Threads]

 

Movie by Michael Glawogger, one of my favourite Austrian filmmakers.
Very funny, dark, well written, some rather bad acting at times.
7/10

 

I like most of Terry Gilliam's works. This one is kinda frustrating but all in all pretty good.
6.5/10

 

One of the "hardest/heaviest" movies I watched in quite some time. Great hypnotic camera work. Someone should slap Caspar Noe for that rape scene though.
8/10

 

no explanation required
9/10


oh, and I watched Wedding Chrashers
wow, fucking brilliant
1/10

[chicka]

 

Without a doubt one of the most horrifying movies I have ever seen. Taken from a true story. If you haven't got a strong stomach stay away. This is real horror not monster jump out of the closet bullshit....

[atsonicpark]

The rape scene in Irreversible is so tame. When people said "Ew, this movie has a 9 minute rape scene", I thought it was going to be so brutal Kichiku Dai Enkhai shit. Nope. Very tasteful.

GIRL NEXT DOOR, however, is pretty fucking sick, especially since it is true. Ugh! The girl in that movie is so pretty, too. A shame. Hard to wach.

[Rob Instigator]

Originally Posted by atsonicpark

Because after all these years together, I kinda know what kinds of movies Rob likes and doesn't like.

I mean, he doesn't like Casino! CASINO!

[insert stock answer]
Casino? Ca-seen it, and I liked it better when it was called Goodfellas.
[end]

[chicka]

the problem with Casino is the lead is terribly cast. DeNiro is a terrific actor but he doesn't pull off playing the smuck well. They should have used Gene Hackman cause he can do it all....


I also recommend StarStruck the movie from Australia not from Disney. It's hilarious sort of John Waters/Hughes only a lot funnier

[noisereductions]

my wife and I have a horror-friends-couple that we hang out with. And they're really into like JHorror that I find gross. And they rented Girl Next Door and told us that when it ended that just sat there crying for like a half hour and felt sick about themselves for even watching. So my wife and I decided not to see it.

[atsonicpark]

Crying?! Geez.. It's not that bad.

Except the burning of the clitoris.