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@Neptune - For some reason I thought you were at university studying English. Am I wrong?

brettheaslewood wrote:and Kazuya is supposed to have a huge scar down his chest from where Heihachi chucked him off a cliff as a kid, this was not in the film

That's just tekken liberties with the source material.

wub wrote:

brettheaslewood wrote:and Kazuya is supposed to have a huge scar down his chest from where Heihachi chucked him off a cliff as a kid, this was not in the film

That's just tekken liberties with the source material.

cityzen wrote:@Neptune - For some reason I thought you were at university studying English. Am I wrong?

I'm doing a joint honours course: English & French.

Neptune wrote:

cityzen wrote:@Neptune - For some reason I thought you were at university studying English. Am I wrong?

I'm doing a joint honours course: English & French.

Why do you write fuck all next to the pictures of the films you've seen then? What was Marilyn like? Did you enjoy The Beach or has it scarred your memory of the book?
Give us some insight, hun!

cityzen wrote:

Neptune wrote:

cityzen wrote:@Neptune - For some reason I thought you were at university studying English. Am I wrong?

I'm doing a joint honours course: English & French.

Why do you write fuck all next to the pictures of the films you've seen then? What was Marilyn like? Did you enjoy The Beach or has it scarred your memory of the book?
Give us some insight, hun!

oh

Um, My Week with Marilyn was watchable. Kinda wish I didn't pay £13 to see it though. Michelle Williams was a good Marilyn. Some nice English countryside scenery in it which is always good
I'd never seen the Beach before, and I just thought it was one of those films you have to watch. I thought the plot was really creative, and it makes me want to read the book. Thought Leo was decent in it, and Tilda Swinton scares me, but I like that about her.

tripping,
I'm hoping to resee the first 10 minutes,
fascinated,
& last 10 minutes of Melancholia,
smiling.

In between
I'd rather be in a coma,
to avoid being annoyed shitless
by von Trier's emotional surrogate Dunst,
her cleavage being the only compensation
for his using her
to advocate for the superiority
of the depressive's point of view
in the face of world destruction
(read: his impending death)

which isn't to say it wasn't worth the wade once
for it's insight into the black dog.

Thought this would be boring but was pleasantly surprised. It's one of those "what would you do" movies.

^ good to hear! wanted to see it but never got around

Finally saw The Departed, was pretty decent but the amount of continuity flaws was ridiculous.

Annnnnd, just watched The Warriors, was pretty good, better than I had expected.

The Big Heat is on BB2 in 10 minutes and The Conformist on Channel 4 in an hour and a half, 2 must watch films.

I love izan/Holocaust films and this one was no exception.

why is n a z i backwards??

sd5 wrote:tripping,
I'm hoping to resee the first 10 minutes,
fascinated,
& last 10 minutes of Melancholia,
smiling.

In between
I'd rather be in a coma,
to avoid being annoyed shitless
by von Trier's emotional surrogate Dunst,
her cleavage being the only compensation
for his using her
to advocate for the superiority
of the depressive's point of view
in the face of world destruction
(read: his impending death)

which isn't to say it wasn't worth the wade once
for it's insight into the black dog.

quit bein' a hater. this was the first lars von trier movie i genuinely enjoyed thoroughly

Saw Ocean's Thirteen again the other night. Not as bad as Twelve but I can't help feeling that the purpose of these films is just to cram as many celebs in them as possible and for Clooney and Pitt to strut around looking sharp

I watched Drive and for me it was just amazing reminds why i loves movies in the first place. not really a review sorry

drive is amazing.

Watched The Mothman Prophecies the other night. It's a pretty shitty movie.