Of course, I'm not including an "other", so if you were a member of the Academy, which one would you have picked?
Shame on me, I've just seen #2 :D
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Of course, I'm not including an "other", so if you were a member of the Academy, which one would you have picked?
Shame on me, I've just seen #2 :D
The best on the list is GONY, but the best i've seen this years is "A man without past" of Akï Kaurísmaki.
The title is my translation from spanish to english, not the official one.
"Talk to her" and Almodovar....
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Then of course there was "Barney's Erotic Adventures on The Planet of The Apes" (again, the purple dinosaur)
Ape (obviously hot): Hello there, big fella!
Barney (oblivious): And what's your name, little friend?
Ape: Ooh! Ooh! (start's humping Barney's leg)
Barney: Oh, oh my, stop.......wait, wait, that feels good...oh yeah (porno music starts)
:sex:
i haven't seen the pianist yet (although i really want to), or gangs of new york (in no great hurry), but i was satisfied that chicago won. i really enjoyed it.
I'm for Gangs of New York since there is Leonardo di Caprio playing - because he played in the Beach, where New Order music is ("Brutal"). That's all.
"The Hours" which is surprising becuase i never liked Nicole Kidman but i love Virginia Woolf.
here's my annual best-of (in no order): Adaptation Bowling For Columbine Frida The Hours Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Minority Report The Pianist Punch-Drunk Love Road to Perdition Secretary Spider Signs Talk to Her
Originally posted by Monsieur Round&Round My vote went to the Ring thing...
...only because "Minority Report" is NOT on the list and there's no "other" option, Mister Poll Starter ![]()
I think the best film of 2002 was 'Harry Potter & The Chamber Of Secrets' but you didn`t include that (nor did those Academy snobs) so I voted for 'The Two Towers'
Originally posted by Monsieur Round&Round My vote went to the Ring thing...
original or US remake?
Well, seeing as a decent wholesome Christian movie hasn't come out since 1959 or so, I voted for "The Ten Commandments" :D
"Where's your God now, see?" (Edward G. Robinson, of course)
Originally posted by blackthorn me up > Originally posted by Monsieur Round&Round My vote went to the Ring thing...
original or US remake?
None, BMU! I was talking about the Lord of the Rings... in rhyme!