Anyone seen The Painted Veil (last year's)?
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran are here to talk about a frustrating 2 points dropped at Crystal Palace. They then discuss the regeneration of Old Trafford. Finally, Nik is joined by special guest Michael Statham from the Football Oranje podcast - who gives us a more in depth look at our EL opposition FC Twente, and then runs through the (many) Dutch connections currently at United.
i am thinking of downloading Munchen, any good?
In the Mood for Love
Chungking Express
Fallen Angel
Days of Being Wild
Happy Together.
At your service, Master Spoon.
Chungking Express
Fallen Angel
Days of Being Wild
Happy Together.
At your service, Master Spoon.
Nice one, boss.
I might finally watch Grindhouse today
What type of download is it?
Got it on a bootleg, is a very good cam rip
Why don't you hold out for a better download? I only bother with DVD rips, to be honest.
It will be released in september on DVD.
Inland Revenue's due for release as well, in a couple of weeks.
Oh and is Videodrome worth a watch?
Absolutely!
Downloads in my internet speed would take ages. Have to rely on DVDs
I know what you mean though. But Tarantino films are hardly a visual spectacle
What about Near Dark?
Personal thing, but a poor quality picture spoils it for me.
Yeah, I'm on the same boat mostly. But Grindhouse, since I'm sure it won't release in here (atleast not soon) I couldn't resist getting my hands on it
The Pianist for example, I can't imagine watching it on anything less than a DVD print
The Pianist for example, I can't imagine watching it on anything less than a DVD print
Haven't seen that. I'm not a Bigelow, I have yet to see a decent film from her.
Alright a couple more for you.
'Three... Extremes'
http://imdb.com/title/tt0420251/
and 'Last Life in the Universe'.
http://imdb.com/title/tt0345549/
I've started downloading Three Extremes, cheers. Sounds very promising.
I haven't seen it yet, though, Cinc. . . tell me what you think of it.
It's good two days till its completed at current speed.
Better than 'Bird People in China', which should be completed sometime this year.
Not bad.
A friend of mine says that the first perfect movie he has ever seen is "No Country for Old Men" by the Coen Brothers. He's seen it at Cannes this year. The trailers do seem mouthwatering...
The reason I post this is that I've just found the script:
http://www.youknow-forkids.com/nocountryforoldmen.txt
The reason I post this is that I've just found the script:
http://www.youknow-forkids.com/nocountryforoldmen.txt
Is Barton Fink any good?
Not really. It is decent with a good cast. This friend is rewatching the whole Coen catalogue now, and says that he doesnt understand where this fantastic piece came from.
But it won't be out until early '08...
I'm guessing he doesn't rate the Coen Brothers?
The Big Lebowski and O Brother, Where Art Thou, were very good, I thought.
He does rate them now. Those were good, especially O Brother. Big Lebowski is the kind of film which is fun watching with your friend drunk or high.
By the way, this friend made that short I've shown to you.
From wikipedia: "The film follows Llewelyn Moss, a man out hunting near the Rio Grande who comes across a drug deal gone sour — leaving behind a cache of heroin, two million dollars and several bodies. When two more men end up murdered, the local sheriff realizes Moss and his wife need protection. Things turn dangerous when various men, ranging from ruthless freelancers to ex-Special Forces members, turn up to find out the truth and destroy all evidence."
Yes. Has he any other planned?
No shorts, but it seems like he will sell a script for a feature called 'Weekend'.
Ah. What genre does it fit in to?
I'd love to make a surreal comic book Ichi the Killer style film. . .
It is about a group of halfgangster/nouveau riche people who are going to hunt in the Transsylvanian mountains where they find out in a violent way that the rules that work in the cities don't work amongs the Székelys. And it will be done as a thriller.
I hope it'll have big breasted vampires.
Sort of. She was a local Hungarian star, but she has disappeared in the last few years to appear in a film with Marianne Faithfull this year.
Actually she is teaching Marianne Faithfull how to suck.
Grindhouse was fine. Doubt Tarantino and Rodriguez made it for commercial purposes than more so to tap into a creative urge. Tarantino's movie had its moments and the final car chase scene is bloody brilliant. Rodriguez walked off with the better creativity with his. The fake trailers were the best part and good enough to give a watch once. Would be surprised if it created huge ripples amongst the audience