A few films recently watched.

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whatever works. 8/10

[joshuatxuk]

Waltz With Bashir, fucking great documentary from last year about an Israeli veteran trying to remember his experiences in the 82' Lebanon invasion. Very unique format in slow fram animation; lot of surreal imagery but very realistic at the same time. It's brutal as hell though, just FYI. I'd recommend it without any hesitation.

 

Liked Ponyo, had softer and more simple animation compared to other Miyazaki films, but it was pretty good.

[joshuatxuk]

 

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I'd rent it.

[lumpenprol]

Coraline - It was ok but somehow a bit flat. I've only read one of Neil Gaiman's books, American Gods, and it was also strangely flat. Not sure how much Coraline the film is like the story that inspired it. 7.5/10

[Guest Alex C]

The Firm. It was fucking shit. Not a patch on the drama, anyway. Will stick to the books, they cover so much more ground it's unreal.

 

Might go see Up or Zombieland sometime this week.

[Guest abusivegeorge]

The Firm. It was fucking shit. Not a patch on the drama, anyway. Will stick to the books, they cover so much more ground it's unreal.

 

Might go see Up or Zombieland sometime this week.

 

YOUR HEAD GODAMNIT

[Guest Alex C]

Cool.

[Guest Z_B_Z]

the hurt locker. a fantastic film.

[sneaksta303]

Coraline - It was ok but somehow a bit flat. I've only read one of Neil Gaiman's books, American Gods, and it was also strangely flat. Not sure how much Coraline the film is like the story that inspired it. 7.5/10

 

Hm, I've never seen/read Coraline but I thought American Gods was quite good, as was all the other ones I've read by him but can't remember the name of lol... sorry, shitty post.

[sneaksta303]

ALSO:

 

Divine Trash - 9/10

 

Documentary about the life and work of John Waters. Quite entertaining if you're a Waters fan. If not, it would still be at least a LITTLE interesting, if not more so.

[takeshi]

Vibrator (2003) - 7.5/10

[Squee]

Punch Drunk Love - 9/10

 

Still one of the best romantic comedies out there.

[Guest futuregirlfriend]

bruno. really bad, i had to turn it off.

the lawnmower man. goofy, enjoyable.

[Guest abusivegeorge]

bruno. really bad, i had to turn it off.

the lawnmower man. goofy, enjoyable.

 

omg are you futurerapist?

[chenGOD]

Coraline - thanks to my daughter. Kind of meh.

Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel - could have been really good, doesn't really go anywhere.

The Brothers Bloom - decent con man flick although some of the dialogue is godawful. It does have the lovely rinko kikuchi in it though, so that's always nice.

[lumpenprol]

Anvil: The Story of Anvil. One of the better docs I've seen, only let down by the lack of insight the band members seem to have into why they didn't become more popular. I would have liked the interviewer to ask them what they thought of the other bands that made it - Metallica, Slayer, etc - and why they thought they made it. Still a very well-made documentary. 9/10.

[chenGOD]

Oh yeah lumpenprol's mention of documentary reminded me that i watched "The Fog of War" last week. Really interesting documentary about Robert McNamara.

[Guest Al Hounos]

yeah, Fog of War was really good.

 

 

Time (Shi-gan) - creepy

 

Samaria - sad

 

Kite Runner - a good story, told in an extremely nauseating style

[Plum]

Not since Elliott hugged ET goodbye, has a film had me blubbing as much as Up did last night. 3D tears.

[Silent Member]

indeed

[Plum]

Oh yeah... Let the Right One In swedish vampire jobby. Most enjoyable. Anybody else in here seen it?

[Guest Benedict Cumberbatch]

couples retreat 6/10

good date movie. is all

[Npoess]

Ghost In The Shell 9/10

[mosca]

Let the Right One

 

yes.

 

american remake will suck major balls

 

just watched up for the 5th time - i weep man tears everytime

[Guest Yegg]

Zombieland - 6/10