tell us about the last Film you saw

[Chartres]

really?
a friend of mine left a copy of it over here
i was gonna watch it
maybe not now
man chartie
you watch alot of bad movies
&
to
Bluebirds
Raging Bull is one of the greatest films ever made...

Yeah, some friends are fan of b-horror so I get to see alot of nice ones . By the way, try "Skeleton Man" .

[Gigi]

What's Eating Gilbert Grape. I've seen it many times before, but I love it more each time. I'm in love with Leonardo DiCaprio's retarded character Arnie. My ultimate dream is to marry him and become Mrs. Arnie Grape.

[Oh my god, it's Robby!]

arnie is pretty cool for a tard
yep

[duchess_of_fork]

fellini satyricon....
i blushed throughout

[Oh my god, it's Robby!]

ppl do stuff in the movie

[the more you explore me!]

Syriana (2005)
Director:
Stephen Gaghan


i had to sit down and watch this film and re watch parts of it three times. it a quite complicated, well acted film. clooney won his oscar and it has matt damon...who i still can't take serious after watching his puppet in "team America".
worth watching.

[Oh my god, it's Robby!]

i'd seen it before, this time i knew that she died & more about her
and it made it sadder to watch than when i 1st saw it like 20 years ago...

[Kewpie]

Fando y Lis (dir Alejandro Jodorowsky 1967)

Jodorowsky's debut feature is a real stunner.
It's a loose adoptation of Fernando Arrabal's play, Fando and his disabled girlfriend Lis' search of a mythical city Tar.
Instead of using conventional narrative Jodorowsky put series of surrealistic encounters:bourgeois people partying in a ruins with a burning piano, zombies lying in mud, a pope nursed by a pregnant woman, transvestites seducing Fando, lustful elderly women gambling over a young man, sadistic women armed with bowling balls and a doctor draws blood from Lis and drinks from a wine glass.
No wonder it caused a riot during Acapulco Film Festival in 1968.

[Oh my god, it's Robby!]

Fando y Lis (dir Alejandro Jodorowsky 1967)

Jodorowsky's debut feature is a real stunner.
It's a loose adoptation of Fernando Arrabal's play, Fando and his disabled girlfriend Lis' search of a mythical city Tar.
Instead of using conventional narrative Jodorowsky put series of surrealistic encounters:bourgeois people partying in a ruins with a burning piano, zombies lying in mud, a pope nursed by a pregnant woman, transvestites seducing Fando, lustful elderly women gambling over a young man, sadistic women armed with bowling balls and a doctor draws blood from Lis and drinks from a wine glass.
No wonder it caused a riot during Acapulco Film Festival in 1968.

you like some f-ed up stuff

[Kewpie]

Huh?
Do you have any other vocabulary to describe those films?

I love watching films made in late 60s particularly the ones never been released in Japan.
Some of the recent discoveries are "Fruit of Paradise" by Vera Chytilova, "Birds, Orphans and Fools" by Juraj Jakubisko and "The Key to Determinating Dwarfs, or the Last Voyage of Lemuel Gulliver" by Pavel Juracek.

[westendgirl]

What's Eating Gilbert Grape. I've seen it many times before, but I love it more each time. I'm in love with Leonardo DiCaprio's retarded character Arnie. My ultimate dream is to marry him and become Mrs. Arnie Grape.

Where's Arnie!!??? lol.....I have been wanting to see this movie so badly.

[Oh my god, it's Robby!]

Huh?
Do you have any other vocabulary to describe those films?

I love watching films made in late 60s particularly the ones never been released in Japan.
Some of the recent discoveries are "Fruit of Paradise" by Vera Chytilova, "Birds, Orphans and Fools" by Juraj Jakubisko and "The Key to Determinating Dwarfs, or the Last Voyage of Lemuel Gulliver" by Pavel Juracek.

meine vokabeln;

weird, cooky, zany, wild & wacky stuff!

[the more you explore me!]

Closer (2004/I)
Director:
Mike Nichols

Writers
Patrick Marber


strongly acted by all four cast members strangely enough, frank dialogue, which didn't seem contrived in their arguments during their failing relationships. i felt I was diverting between who i felt sorry for. the one person who needed the stability of a partner in their life, is the one who can walk away!
Also a nice movie to watch with someone too .

[mauve21]

Yesterday I took my son and his friend to see Mr. Bean's Holiday.
It was really funny and good to watch something without
sex, violence or swearing for a change.

[Gigi]

Gigi starring Leslie Caron and Louis Jourdan. Named after myself, of course.

[duchess_of_fork]

Nights of Cabiria
Blades of Glory...

...same genre, huh!?!??!

[Oh my god, it's Robby!]

Gigi starring Leslie Caron and Louis Jourdan. Named after myself, of course.

pedos luv that movie
and speakin of Lcaron

&

Nights of Cabiria
Blades of Glory...

...same genre, huh!?!??!

is that last part supposed to be a review?
now
back on task
today i watched

it was as good the 2nd time as the 1st time i saw it @ some L.A. arthouse cinema a long time ago...

[Gigi]

pedos luv that movie
and speakin of Lcaron

Explains why I like it then, right?

[Oh my god, it's Robby!]

Explains why I like it then, right?

i thought so
oh look, dirty dishes

[BoyRacer]

In an undying effort to relive the 80's I watch "The Hunger" this evening on a got damn VHS tape.


XOXOXOXO

BR

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