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[Guest]

baby?

[juiceciuj]

"hey! hey! you tend to my daughter right now!"

[Guest]

omglol must've zoned off during scene.

seriously tho how can one make such film with a straight face.

[kokoon]

Birdman, I liked it.

[Guest]

ya Birdman was ace,

[usagi]

baby?

 

the plastic babby! that was like the centrepiece of the whole film, man, come on.

[Guest]

gotta re watch then

[usagi]

nah, don't do yaself like that. just watch this:

 

[caze]

hahahahaha that's hilarious! that actually made it into the movie?!?

[Echolalia]

Paperhouse is one of the first films of Bernard Rose, one of my favourite filmmakers. Really makes film as if a lens over fantastical human lives.

Ivans XTC, Boxing Day and Kreutzer Sonata all have Danny Huston in playing as lead. Watch his films over and over again.

[Business]

Paperhouse is one of the first films of Bernard Rose, one of my favourite filmmakers. Really makes film as if a lens over fantastical human lives.

Ivans XTC, Boxing Day and Kreutzer Sonata all have Danny Huston in playing as lead. Watch his films over and over again.

 

Paperhouse is a truly outstanding film and Candyman is great too. Are all his other films worth checking out?

[Danny O Flannagin]

Vampire's Kiss. Every scene was gold

 

Nic Cage/10

[cwmbrancity]

Unbanned? Crikey,,,,,,dont worry, neutral tones will be adopted.......

 

Going to see The Duke of Burgundy wiv da missus. The thought of Sidse Babett Knudsen as a lesbian dominatrix/lepidopterist in severe make-up was too much to resist. Just let that notion sink into your mind a second......

 

 

 

[hello spiral]

Paperhouse is one of the first films of Bernard Rose, one of my favourite filmmakers. Really makes film as if a lens over fantastical human lives.

Ivans XTC, Boxing Day and Kreutzer Sonata all have Danny Huston in playing as lead. Watch his films over and over again.

 

Oh snap I've had Ivans XTC on DVD for years but not got around to watching it. Had no idea it was the same director as Paperhouse.

 

Will check it out at the weekend.

[usagi]

Vampire's Kiss. Every scene was gold

 

Nic Cage/10

 

I honestly think this is one of Nic's best.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS1BkF-TBng

Edited February 24, 2015 by usagi

[data]

the believer

 

great film. pre-mute gosling. 7/10

[Nebraska]

 

Vampire's Kiss. Every scene was gold

 

Nic Cage/10

 

I honestly think this is one of Nic's best.

 

it is, mainly because it's also one of the best surreal dark comedies ever made.

[cwmbrancity]

re-The Believer,

 

Garrett Dillahunt has been in some good films

Edited February 25, 2015 by cwmbrancity

[Danny O Flannagin]

 

 

Vampire's Kiss. Every scene was gold

 

Nic Cage/10

 

I honestly think this is one of Nic's best.

 

it is, mainly because it's also one of the best surreal dark comedies ever made.

 

I don't think the director intended it to be a dark comedy (I think he had no idea what he was doing) but it turned into this giant WTF with Nicolas Cage as the actor.

 

this commentary says it all

[Squee]

 

 

 

Vampire's Kiss. Every scene was gold

 

Nic Cage/10

 

I honestly think this is one of Nic's best.

 

it is, mainly because it's also one of the best surreal dark comedies ever made.

 

I don't think the director intended it to be a dark comedy (I think he had no idea what he was doing) but it turned into this giant WTF with Nicolas Cage as the actor.

 

this commentary says it all

 

 

Wow. I have to watch that movie.

[usagi]

you have to!

[rixxx]

saw 'the double' the other night. It was ok, but really dragged out the story at the start, I'm not sure Americans would be into this.. seemed very British to me.

 

 

6.5/10

[Tatdylf]

 

Vampire's Kiss. Every scene was gold

 

Nic Cage/10

 

I honestly think this is one of Nic's best.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS1BkF-TBng

 

That guy is literally a cartoon character

[Rubin Farr]

Hits - first film directed by David Cross

 

[Nebraska]

 

 

 

Vampire's Kiss. Every scene was gold

 

Nic Cage/10

 

I honestly think this is one of Nic's best.

 

it is, mainly because it's also one of the best surreal dark comedies ever made.

 

I don't think the director intended it to be a dark comedy (I think he had no idea what he was doing) but it turned into this giant WTF with Nicolas Cage as the actor.

 

this commentary says it all

 

 

interesting because the writer, joseph minion, also wrote 'after hours' which is the only good scorsese comedy (i think kings of comedy was considered a terrible movie). also one of the producers (besides the writers at the time girlfriend) was barry shils who lives just a few blocks away from me :)

Edited February 25, 2015 by Nebraska