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vishes wrote:Watched the Redux version of Apocalypse Now this week.
Just never disappoints. What a legendary film.

"I love the smell of napalm in the morning."

Oh and I also watched True Grit not too long ago. Really enjoyed that!

The redux was great, especially the scene at the end where he is in the village.
They have the ceremony where they hack up the ox.
The music, the atmosphere, the visuals, all amazing.

Repo Man. Was pretty enjoyable.

Electric_Head wrote:

vishes wrote:Watched the Redux version of Apocalypse Now this week.
Just never disappoints. What a legendary film.

"I love the smell of napalm in the morning."

Oh and I also watched True Grit not too long ago. Really enjoyed that!

The redux was great, especially the scene at the end where he is in the village.
They have the ceremony where they hack up the ox.
The music, the atmosphere, the visuals, all amazing.

Yeahh man, exactly!

I'm cool with all kinds or gore and nastiness, but the ox getting hacked up in Apocalypse Now never ceases to disturb me. Dark.

Carlito's Way.

Stone cold classic. I mean, surely everyone has seen this by now? I don't think I have to write a review.
10/10 (even though his misses orders a diet pepsi in a bar when it hadn't been invented yet.)
"If you can't see the angles no more, you're in trouble."

Total Recall

Again, another classic but for different reasons. About 70% of the enjoyment from this film is from nostalgia, so if you didn't grow up with this film then I can easily see you not liking it.
Animatronics are spot on, cheesy one liners galore and Sharron Stone in her prime.
8/10
Best quotes - "consider that a divorce", "screw you, benny" and "open your mind".

Oh, and the face Michael Ironside pulls when he's shooting is priceless.

Watched this one last night btw



And the only reason why I actually kept watching was this:

Naaaah! She looked better in Taxi Driver

vishes wrote:

Electric_Head wrote:

vishes wrote:Watched the Redux version of Apocalypse Now this week.
Just never disappoints. What a legendary film.

"I love the smell of napalm in the morning."

Oh and I also watched True Grit not too long ago. Really enjoyed that!

The redux was great, especially the scene at the end where he is in the village.
They have the ceremony where they hack up the ox.
The music, the atmosphere, the visuals, all amazing.

Yeahh man, exactly!

Redux is my favourite film. Once watched it three times b2b.

Motorway to Roswell wrote:

vishes wrote:

Electric_Head wrote:

vishes wrote:Watched the Redux version of Apocalypse Now this week.
Just never disappoints. What a legendary film.

"I love the smell of napalm in the morning."

Oh and I also watched True Grit not too long ago. Really enjoyed that!

The redux was great, especially the scene at the end where he is in the village.
They have the ceremony where they hack up the ox.
The music, the atmosphere, the visuals, all amazing.

Yeahh man, exactly!

Redux is my favourite film. Once watched it three times b2b.

But yeah it makes my top 5 too.

Laszlo wrote:I'm cool with all kinds or gore and nastiness, but the ox getting hacked up in Apocalypse Now never ceases to disturb me. Dark.

Carlito's Way.

Stone cold classic. I mean, surely everyone has seen this by now? I don't think I have to write a review.
10/10 (even though his misses orders a diet pepsi in a bar when it hadn't been invented yet.)
"If you can't see the angles no more, you're in trouble."

ooooo i struggled with this one

i think maybe cos i'd unintentionally seen parodies of it way before i ever saw the film i couldn't take pacino seriously at bits

the bit right at the end is SO corn-ball

'no room in this city for big hearts like ours, sarryyyy babehhh...'

lawl

'tirrrrred babeh... tirrrrrrred...'

might have to rewatch actually

noam wrote: 'tirrrrred babeh... tirrrrrrred...'

Yeah, I can totally see where you're coming from. This film has been imitated to shreds so perhaps the original message/content doesn't pack as much of a punch as it used to.
If you're going to give it another chance, try to concentrate more on the struggle between good and evil, the swapping of roles in Pacino and Penns characters and what drove each of them to seek a different individual M.O.

leyenda303 wrote:

Motorway to Roswell wrote:

vishes wrote:

Electric_Head wrote:

vishes wrote:Watched the Redux version of Apocalypse Now this week.
Just never disappoints. What a legendary film.

"I love the smell of napalm in the morning."

Oh and I also watched True Grit not too long ago. Really enjoyed that!

The redux was great, especially the scene at the end where he is in the village.
They have the ceremony where they hack up the ox.
The music, the atmosphere, the visuals, all amazing.

Yeahh man, exactly!

Redux is my favourite film. Once watched it three times b2b.

I was on acid

best Coen brothers film.

Laszlo wrote:"

Total Recall

Again, another classic but for different reasons. About 70% of the enjoyment from this film is from nostalgia, so if you didn't grow up with this film then I can easily see you not liking it.
Animatronics are spot on, cheesy one liners galore and Sharron Stone in her prime.
8/10
Best quotes - "consider that a divorce", "screw you, benny" and "open your mind".

]

Yep its a classic i grew up on arnold schwarzenegger movies most of his movies are classic but not because of great acting or great scripts but because they are great action movies. Big loud and in your face. my personal favorite has to The Running man

^^ That was on not long ago - had me in stitches while my younger friends remained po-faced.

You want nostalgia
This one cracks me up every time.

NiGHTS-24 wrote:

Laszlo wrote:"

Total Recall

Again, another classic but for different reasons. About 70% of the enjoyment from this film is from nostalgia, so if you didn't grow up with this film then I can easily see you not liking it.
Animatronics are spot on, cheesy one liners galore and Sharron Stone in her prime.
8/10
Best quotes - "consider that a divorce", "screw you, benny" and "open your mind".

]

Yep its a classic i grew up on arnold schwarzenegger movies most of his movies are classic but not because of great acting or great scripts but because they are great action movies. Big loud and in your face. my personal favorite has to The Running man

The real deal is Commando b2b Red Heat

Commando is the manliest movie ever made. Arnold wrecking up shit, busting bare oneliners and wrecking up shit
And Red Heat, well you got Walter Hill on the directing, James Belushi b2b Arnold - Russian Arnold wrecking up shit in Russia and Chicago. Fuck yeah.

johnkimble wrote:Commando is the manliest movie ever made.

Nah, just coz of his love for his daughter. Predator, on the other hand...

where did you find a picture of me???

i dont remember shaking Arnolds hand... and i would remember that

he also does the best audio commentary