Last movie you watched?
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AgentWood wrote:
Dan Delgado wrote: Cape Fear, original version.
That Robert Mitchum was a creepy man.
have you seen him in night of the hunter? now that is creepy!
Sure have.
And that lovely tale of love and hate on the fingers. What can beat that?
Advent Children
It was certainly better than the last Final Fantasy flick, le shudder. Especially since I didn't have to pay to see this one 
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Saw Grizzly Man last night. Best film I've seen all year. The movie works in so many ways, as an amazingly intimate documentary on both the grizzly bears and with a man who has gone slightly mental and become the actor in his own film, and knows he faces a sudden, violent death at any moment.
TOKOLOSHE MAN wrote: Akira Kurosawa's 'High and Low'
didn't see that, but i loved kurosawa's 'shichinin no samurai'! pure classic! 
Church of the KLF wrote: I'm going to see BROKEN FLOWERS - the new Jarmusch - tonight. Anyone seen it yet? What did you think?
I thought very overrated. Boring even by Jarmusch standards. Bill was good for what he was given, which wasn't much; not quirky enough like his other recent roles. In general I think Jarmusch is an overrated filmmaker...too damn repetitive. I did really like Dead Man and Down by Law, though.
His Holiness, The Pope wrote:
Church of the KLF wrote: I'm going to see BROKEN FLOWERS - the new Jarmusch - tonight. Anyone seen it yet? What did you think?
I thought very overrated. Boring even by Jarmusch standards. Bill was good for what he was given, which wasn't much; not quirky enough like his other recent roles. In general I think Jarmusch is an overrated filmmaker...too damn repetitive. I did really like Dead Man and Down by Law, though.
I totally agree. Jarmusch personally puts me to sleep. This was no exception.
Patrick wrote:
depthcharge wrote: Caught Serenity tonight and liked it.
Good old fashioned big screen sci-fi with character development and a limited CGI budget. Whoever would've thought that'd work.
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I'm looking forward to that one.
But since I hate going to theaters I'll have to wait for the DVD.
Pats, is it a general public thing you hate or just cinemas, subways and retail outlets?
I look forward to your feedback on Serenity. And H's for that matter. I didn't perceive you as a sci-fi fan.
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d.13 wrote:
TOKOLOSHE MAN wrote: Akira Kurosawa's 'High and Low'
didn't see that, but i loved kurosawa's 'shichinin no samurai'! pure classic!
If you like Kurosawa,
I recommend 'High & Low' and 'The Hidden Fortress'.
TOKOLOSHE MAN wrote:
d.13 wrote:
TOKOLOSHE MAN wrote: Akira Kurosawa's 'High and Low'
didn't see that, but i loved kurosawa's 'shichinin no samurai'! pure classic!
If you like Kurosawa, I recommend 'High & Low' and 'The Hidden Fortress'.
I'm watching RED BEARD for the first time right now, and it might just be my favorite film of his!
Church of the KLF wrote:
TOKOLOSHE MAN wrote:
d.13 wrote:
TOKOLOSHE MAN wrote: Akira Kurosawa's 'High and Low'
didn't see that, but i loved kurosawa's 'shichinin no samurai'! pure classic!
If you like Kurosawa, I recommend 'High & Low' and 'The Hidden Fortress'.
I'm watching RED BEARD for the first time right now, and it might just be my favorite film of his!
'the magnificent seven'(
) was based on the seven samurai(shichinin no samurai). 
'star wars'(
) was based on the characters from 'hidden fortress'.
'red beard' and 'high and low'...hmmm... i'll pick them up and report back to ya fellas! thanks!
d.13 wrote:
Church of the KLF wrote:
TOKOLOSHE MAN wrote:
d.13 wrote:
TOKOLOSHE MAN wrote: Akira Kurosawa's 'High and Low'
didn't see that, but i loved kurosawa's 'shichinin no samurai'! pure classic!
If you like Kurosawa, I recommend 'High & Low' and 'The Hidden Fortress'.
I'm watching RED BEARD for the first time right now, and it might just be my favorite film of his!
'the magnificent seven'(
Indeed they were! A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS was also a remake of YOJIMBO.
Watch IKIRU, too.
