Ahh, my big screen experience was great. Mainly because I was at the Aubin.amick wrote:The Rum Diary was pretty good. The trailer (which I saw before I went to the cinema) gave it this slapstick comedy feel. Which it certainly was not, a very interesting movie with some funny bits but Depp's performance was A-1. I'd probably wait for a torrent though, wasn't worth the big screen experience...
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watched deer hunter last night
fucking good as always
and the thing prequel was pretty fun
fucking good as always
and the thing prequel was pretty fun
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_ ... ther_WorldDRTY wrote:[Inquisitive Bypasser]O RLY. Of what? Another film?[/Inquisitive Bypasser]wub wrote:aspect-dubz wrote:
Pointless remake, the original is just perfect the way it is.
[Pedantic fucker]The 1982 version you're referring to is in itself a remake[/pedantic fucker]
50s bloke-in-a-costume horror film, good craic if you've never seen it before.
i'm actually nervous about watching Rum Diary as I'm such a massive fan of the bookjazzamataz wrote:Rum Diaries was pretty cool - It's Johnny Depp doing his Hunter S. Thompson impression
again and I wasn't at all surprised to find out Hunter S. Thompson wrote the book after
seeing it. Aaron Eckhart was also in it, as was Gio Ribbisi (who funnily enough out-crazied
Depp). I liked this movie - it had a few laugh out loud moments.

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Rum Diary the movie? WTF
I think the images I created for myself from the book can`t be recreated.
It`ll ruin it for me.
I think the images I created for myself from the book can`t be recreated.
It`ll ruin it for me.





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Electric_Head wrote:Rum Diary the movie? WTF
I think the images I created for myself from the book can`t be recreated.
It`ll ruin it for me.
This, but then again I thought that about Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas.
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Fear and Loathing had scope for wackyness, Rum Diary was a far more serious introspective movie to me.





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Still waiting on a short film adaptation of The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved.
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shit, that could really go anyway.wub wrote:Still waiting on a short film adaptation of The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved.
soo much madness





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wub wrote:i'm actually nervous about watching Rum Diary as I'm such a massive fan of the bookjazzamataz wrote:Rum Diaries was pretty cool - It's Johnny Depp doing his Hunter S. Thompson impression
again and I wasn't at all surprised to find out Hunter S. Thompson wrote the book after
seeing it. Aaron Eckhart was also in it, as was Gio Ribbisi (who funnily enough out-crazied
Depp). I liked this movie - it had a few laugh out loud moments.
Hmmm... I don't get this way about books - I can still remember my imagination even after seeing
film adaptations. I remember quite clearly the images I had when I read LOTR and the movies didn't
really do much to distort those images.
Sorry I can't help - all I would say is - Go, leave all your pre-conceptions at the door, and enjoy it
as a movie experience. Films are never as good as books because they close the interpretations
that you had off. However, one must remember films are collaborative experiences and as such may
offer you NEW insights and avenues. Depp & co. Will have studied this book inside out before filming.
It's not a shit film. It's actually a pretty good film.
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I think the fact that it's Depp is what is swaying me.jazzamataz wrote:wub wrote:i'm actually nervous about watching Rum Diary as I'm such a massive fan of the bookjazzamataz wrote:Rum Diaries was pretty cool - It's Johnny Depp doing his Hunter S. Thompson impression
again and I wasn't at all surprised to find out Hunter S. Thompson wrote the book after
seeing it. Aaron Eckhart was also in it, as was Gio Ribbisi (who funnily enough out-crazied
Depp). I liked this movie - it had a few laugh out loud moments.
Hmmm... I don't get this way about books - I can still remember my imagination even after seeing
film adaptations. I remember quite clearly the images I had when I read LOTR and the movies didn't
really do much to distort those images.
Sorry I can't help - all I would say is - Go, leave all your pre-conceptions at the door, and enjoy it
as a movie experience. Films are never as good as books because they close the interpretations
that you had off. However, one must remember films are collaborative experiences and as such may
offer you NEW insights and avenues. Depp & co. Will have studied this book inside out before filming.
It's not a shit film. It's actually a pretty good film.
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With all the talk of remakes/originals on the last page I thought i'd mention one original I saw recently - Scarface

See, i'd known about this film for a while but never knew that it was actually the same story as the 1983 classic that we all know and love. OK, so it's not exactly the same - it's not coke it's booze, he's not a Cuban immigrant he's an Italian and his love interest doesn't even wait till 'Scarface' kills her current boyfriend before she decides to move on. (Oh, and she's fitter than Michelle Pfeiffer.)
Apart from that it's pretty much the same. Good film but kinda sucks a bit of life out of the Pacino version.

See, i'd known about this film for a while but never knew that it was actually the same story as the 1983 classic that we all know and love. OK, so it's not exactly the same - it's not coke it's booze, he's not a Cuban immigrant he's an Italian and his love interest doesn't even wait till 'Scarface' kills her current boyfriend before she decides to move on. (Oh, and she's fitter than Michelle Pfeiffer.)
Apart from that it's pretty much the same. Good film but kinda sucks a bit of life out of the Pacino version.
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Didn't realise there was an earlier version... I'll give this a look.cityzen wrote:With all the talk of remakes/originals on the last page I thought i'd mention one original I saw recently - Scarface
See, i'd known about this film for a while but never knew that it was actually the same story as the 1983 classic that we all know and love. OK, so it's not exactly the same - it's not coke it's booze, he's not a Cuban immigrant he's an Italian and his love interest doesn't even wait till 'Scarface' kills her current boyfriend before she decides to move on. (Oh, and she's fitter than Michelle Pfeiffer.)
Apart from that it's pretty much the same. Good film but kinda sucks a bit of life out of the Pacino version.
Also, whilst we're on the Scarface influences... Throne of Blood is worth a watch for those that haven't. Kurosawa's version of Macbeth set in feudal Japan... the climactic scene is clearly what Pacino's death in Scarface was based on (only with arrows instead of bullets).
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Haven't seen that ^ in a while. Never linked the end scene to Scarface - will have to re-watch it.
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Kung Fu Hustle is excellent
thanks for the recommendation
thanks for the recommendation
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One of my friends recently showed me the trailer for the movie BLOW, I've heard a lot about this movie but this is the first trailer Ive seen. The movie looks excellent (considering the topic), is it worth my time?
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Predictable but still a good laugh, couple of decent jokes in there aimed at the adult audience

Cage does Grindhouse, worth a watch for something mindless. Does co-star the legend that is William Fichtner


Basically the exact same film, except in Bangkok. And with a monkey instead of Heather Graham. Avoid.
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très drôle, et les chansons sont fantastique
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An Australian film, pretty good, Eric Bana acts very well in it
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