Irwinwastheking
Gimpier than Alex and Feeky
Doesn't Charlize get her norks out in that one?
Doesn't Charlize get her norks out in that one?
Reeves' acting in My Own Private Idaho suprised me, not that it was above average or anything, just that it only occured to me afterwards that he's supposed to be a really awful actor.
Yup. He was pretty ok (as a horrible git) in The Gift too.
Reeves had an odd start to his career, he's not overly awful in Rivers Edge either.
Probably the best movie I have ever seen that is not part of a franchise and maybe the best movie I have seen in last 10 years. The acting is without a doubt the best I have ever seen, all scenes are well acted and well written. If you haven't watched it, what are you waiting for?!
I loved him in Point Break
12 Angry Men
A 1957 classic with Henry Fonda in leading role. All the story takes place in a room during a trial process in a murder case.
Probably the best movie I have ever seen that is not part of a franchise and maybe the best movie I have seen in last 10 years. The acting is without a doubt the best I have ever seen, all scenes are well acted and well written. If you haven't watched it, what are you waiting for?! 10/10
New glasses.
That's a depressing statement.
It's all Blade Runner's fault
I rate The Matrix, A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back and probably even The Return of The King higher (all part of franchises).
So what you're saying is it's your 5th best film of all time?
Right up in that top tier of movies, for me.
That's a depressing statement.
Really? Star wars, The Godfather, Indiana Jones...
There are some great movies that were part of 'franchises', and some of them are in my top 10/20.
12 Angry Men is great. But I'd still put Sunset Blvd above it in 50s classics.
So what you're saying is it's your 5th best film of all time?
Yeah, Sunset Blv. is in a league of its own.... I reckon it'd make my top 10.
Yeah probably. That & Seven Samurai would be the two 50s films to make my top 10. Ikiru, Paths of Glory, and one of Vertigo/Real Window/North by Northwest would probably be top 20.
I've still to see Night of The Hunter & On the Waterfront.
Yeah probably. That & Seven Samurai would be the two 50s films to make my top 10. Ikiru, Paths of Glory, and one of Vertigo/Real Window/North by Northwest would probably be top 20.
I've still to see Night of The Hunter & On the Waterfront.
Not a big Williams fan tbh. But then I may be prejudiced by being made to do it at A Level. Haven't seen Seventh Seal yet. I don't like Some Like It Hot. Most comedies from that era feel very dated to me. Didn't like The Apartment for example. It's more of it's time than say, Strangelove, is.
I'm sure you'll rate the movie somewhere near 4, you condescending bastard
Doesn't Charlize get her norks out in that one?
There are some great movies that are part of franchises, but there are also some absolutely atrocious or average films that become franchises because the studios cash in on success. For example (To include recent updates to classic franchises you mentioned), Star Wars prequels, Indiana Jones IV, Chipmunks, Scary Movies, step up, fast and furious etc.
In my opinion, the poor franchises far outweigh the good ones.
What! I don't remember CT being naked in that. When exactly?
Y U no like jar jar??
Pretty sure that from memory it was looking through a window and she was cutting herself of something. Could be wrong though about the scene, but she 100% got the norks out. I never forget a set of norks.
If you wanked to monster you have problems. I never promised the bushy bowl, Saliph mentioned that.
Pretty certain about it, but I'm sure with a few minutes and our friend google you could find out.
Grinner you make me sick. Christina Ricci is not a fine thing. You could land a 747 on her bonce.
Yeah I like Ricci. I'd do terrible, terrible things. And I reckon she would to.