tell us about the last Film you saw

[girlunafraid]

chick flicks? just who are they aimed at?

love

Grim
P.s. the holiday needs one

[Kewpie]

Lights in the Dusk (dir Aki Kaurismaki)

Kaurismaki's The Loser trilogy's finare is another little gem.
In this film the director tried to explore Chaplin and Bresson, he told us after the screening.
The lead actor Janne Hyytiainen reminds me of cross between Gary Oldman and Mickey Rouke...*drool*

Yes, Kaurismaki attended Q&A session last night!
In 1996 I was really gutted to find out that Kaurismaki was unable to travel to London premire of the first of the trilogy "Drifting Clouds" due to family tragedy.
I'm really pleased finally I managed to catch him in person.
He answered questions very deadpan manner, but I was sitting on the front row and able to see the mischeivous twinkles in his eyes.

I won't stop watching his films.
UK release of the film is 6th April, don't miss it!

[Oh my god, it's Robby!]

chick flicks? just who are they aimed at?

love

Grim
P.s. the holiday needs one

bad boyfriends
now if you really wanna take a bird to 'a chick flick'
might i suggest a film with subtitles that you have already seen
like anything in french with

her
or anything in Ch-, oh just anything really with

[girlunafraid]

just sat through a painful 'holiday', wished I'd have been 'shopping' instead.

love

Grim

bad boyfriends
now if you really wanna take a bird to 'a chick flick'
might i suggest a film with subtitles that you have already seen
like anything in french with

her
or anything in Ch-, oh just anything really with

[Oh my god, it's Robby!]

Blood Diamond
too preachy
but it had some good 'shoot em bang bang'
&
not nearly enough of the semi-divine still

Jennifer Connelly

[Bluebirds]

Raging Bull.

Possibly Scorsese's greatest film. Especially considering some of the poo that has come out after. The Aviator (???)

Anyway is DiCaprio Scorsese's new "muse?" As Marty must be sufffering from delusions if he thinks gorgeous boy Leonardo is any match for Bobby at the height of his methodicness (if thats a word)

[Chartres]

Ghostrider

Probably the worst film ever made. God it's pathetic.

[Kewpie]

Ghostrider

Probably the worst film ever made. God it's pathetic.

Err...it's got fairly good reviews in UK and I secretly look forward to watching Nic Cage in wig.

Is it so bad?

[Chartres]

Err...it's got fairly good reviews in UK and I secretly look forward to watching Nic Cage in wig.

Is it so bad?

I've seen a lot of pathetic film and I would call Waterworld for a Kubrick movie in comparison with this one.

From time to time Cage is replaced by a skeleton demon with a fire chain who is supposed to kill Satan's photo model kid who wants to take over the world by claiming some souls. And Cage is supposed to stop him, whilst doing that he does a lot of irrelevant stuff so that we can see some hughely expensive special effects.

It's also very american, everyone adores cage in the film - and of course he got a lost teenage love aswell who suddenly re-appears.

The only ones who might enjoy the film is people who enjoy watching motorcycle porn whilst drinking lots of cheap beer.

[bikubesong]

The only ones who might enjoy the film is people who enjoy watching motorcycle porn whilst drinking lots of cheap beer.

Count me in! Noo, wait

[Chartres]

Count me in! Noo, wait

"Youurre schoul arrr tainte', zee the sofferin' o' youurrrr victimzs!"

[bikubesong]

"Youurre schoul arrr tainte', zee the sofferin' o' youurrrr victimzs!"

whatt`?
Is it in the movie? havent watched

[Kewpie]

I've seen a lot of pathetic film and I would call Waterworld for a Kubrick movie in comparison with this one.

From time to time Cage is replaced by a skeleton demon with a fire chain who is supposed to kill Satan's photo model kid who wants to take over the world by claiming some souls. And Cage is supposed to stop him, whilst doing that he does a lot of irrelevant stuff so that we can see some hughely expensive special effects.

It's also very american, everyone adores cage in the film - and of course he got a lost teenage love aswell who suddenly re-appears.

The only ones who might enjoy the film is people who enjoy watching motorcycle porn whilst drinking lots of cheap beer.

LOL!!!!!!
I look forward to watching it.
slummy would disagree with you, Chartres.

[Chartres]

whatt`?
Is it in the movie? havent watched

It's one of the smartest lines in the entire film, aswell as the acting is counted (it's a burning skull ). It's not like they hired Peggy Noonan or someone, this story could have been written by a three year old.

[bikubesong]

It's one of the smartest lines in the entire film, aswell as the acting is counted (it's a burning skull ). It's not like they hired Peggy Noonan or someone, this story could have been written by a three year old.

LOL

[Chartres]

LOL!!!!!!
I look forward to watching it.
slummy would disagree with you, Chartres.

Even counting the fact that Cage mostly is replaced by a poorly animated burning skull and that he plays a carracter that will destroy his career just like George Cloney's Batman film nearly destroyed his entire career?

[the more you explore me!]

Ghostrider
Probably the worst film ever made. God it's pathetic.

yep someone told me not to bother.

Even counting the fact that Cage mostly is replaced by a poorly animated burning skull and that he plays a carracter that will destroy his career just like George Cloney's Batman film nearly destroyed his entire career?

clooney had the sense to get out of the blockbuster "make a movie for the huge fee" ( he still gets a huge fee) he likes the money but wanted to show something and he has prove he has a talent, while working along side Steven Soderberg. Cage hasn't done this for years, he wanted to make this film as he is a comic book fan.

[Dougal]

Lights in the Dusk (dir Aki Kaurismaki)

Kaurismaki's The Loser trilogy's finare is another little gem.
In this film the director tried to explore Chaplin and Bresson, he told us after the screening.
The lead actor Janne Hyytiainen reminds me of cross between Gary Oldman and Mickey Rouke...*drool*

Yes, Kaurismaki attended Q&A session last night!
In 1996 I was really gutted to find out that Kaurismaki was unable to travel to London premire of the first of the trilogy "Drifting Clouds" due to family tragedy.
I'm really pleased finally I managed to catch him in person.
He answered questions very deadpan manner, but I was sitting on the front row and able to see the mischeivous twinkles in his eyes.

I won't stop watching his films.
UK release of the film is 6th April, don't miss it!

Thanks for that- saw trailer for Lights In The Dusk on Sat in Curzon Soho & was tempted by triple bill but sunshine got better of me! For anyone in London, here's a link to listings for fab little season of British Films at Tate Modern- If, Accident, Saturday Night Sunday Morning etc- fiver a ticket & really comfy seats- http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/events...sb.selects.htm

[Oh my god, it's Robby!]

Ghostrider

Probably the worst film ever made. God it's pathetic.

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...

[Sister_Steve]

The last film I saw was 'Outlaw'. My brother got it off this dodgy geezer down the pub, I don't think it's out on DVD yet, this little chinese bloke just takes a video camera into a cinema and films them. Anyway this film is about a group of men lead by Sean Bean who's this psycho paratrooper and they go round London beating up all these drug dealers and 'nonces'. I right enjoyed it, mainly because it's got Danny Dyer in and he's possibly the most beautiful man in the world. It's directed by Nick Love, who did the Football Factory and the Business. The Football Factory is one of my favourite films, one cos its got Danny in it, also cos it's about people what fight and take drugs and its got a bit of sex in it too.