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I loved Bowfinger. I think I'm probably the only one.
I take it you didn't like Rush Hour I or II?
I loved Bowfinger. I think I'm probably the only one.
Well, a lot of kung fu films influenced the Wu Tang clan, but this is considered one of the best. Their name Wu Tang was taken from a style of kung fu, such as in the movie, Shaolin v Wu Tang. Great movie that one.Is that the one that influenced Wu Tang Clan?
I take it you didn't like Rush Hour I or II?
I liked 1. 2 wasn't as good. But both were entertaining.
What do you think of Bowfinger? and am I the only person who enjoyed it? Everyone laughed at me when I said I thought it was funny. I loved Eddie Murphy's character. He was just so geeky.
Well, a lot of kung fu films influenced the Wu Tang clan, but this is considered one of the best. Their name Wu Tang was taken from a style of kung fu, such as in the movie, Shaolin v Wu Tang. Great movie that one.
Saw Amadeus yesterday...film about Mozart. Thought it was crap. Boring and too fecking long.
Ong Bak was great, well the first half was, then it got a little bit tedious. Some brilliant action. . .in fact I'd say as good as anything I've seen, if not the best.
Not a big fan of Ong Bak myself.
Obviously the guy has serious talent, I just don't think it lies in the acting regime. If you want to judge the movie for its action alone then yeah it was great fun but as a whole it was nothing special.
I still havent seen Taboo, Doc. I bet you haven't seen Come and See and Wages of Fear either.
Watched Right at Your Door a few days ago...really wasn't sure what to make of it. Was expecting a more wider narrative than it being mainly set in one location.
Not bad, though, in a post-9/11 kind of way.
Kitano stars in Taboo, doesn't he??(I've just checked on imbd and there are few films called Taboo). And Wages of Fear, is that the French one, Mr Mehro?
I'd like to start watching films, again.
ibly lovey performance from Julianne Moore. Avoid.
Million Dollar Baby - sentimental hogwash with little resemblance to boxing or life. (I should have known since I tried to read one of the source novelist FX Tooles' other books and found it full of sentimental hogwash with little resemblance.....)
You're back, Hammer?Watched Right at Your Door a few days ago...really wasn't sure what to make of it. Was expecting a more wider narrative than it being mainly set in one location.
Not bad, though, in a post-9/11 kind of way.
You're back, Hammer?
Word up, Michael.
Is it Hammertime?
Welcome back. The manner of your passing was utterly gay, by the way.
Class album that is.Their first album uses many samples from this film, I think. (Also, Shogun Assassin.)