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But was it good?

spire wrote:But was it good?

Not oustanding, but worth a watch.

apmje wrote:

vishes wrote:Yeahh that scene in particular was so fucking good.
Also that one somewhat the beginning with "Fiery the angels fell." Vex'd used that sample in Thunder, didn't they?

Also in Tunnidge - Dark Skies.

Most famously (in electronic music anyway) is definitely Dillinja - The Angels Fell from 94 or so.
Been hearing samples from Blade Runner since the 80s though, probably as soon as bootlegs hit the street. Even Vangelis sampled it haha.
There was an old old website that had a list of the top sampled films for all music genres, and Blade Runner was top 5 out of hundreds. There's a mirror of the site somewhere...
Anyway here's a dnb list if anyone's interested: http://dnbforum.com/showthread.php/9829 ... er-Samples

Recently, I watched Stanley Kubrick's "Barry Lyndon".

It's now one of my favorite movies, but most of Stanley's movies are.

Just seen this for the first time:


I missed that scene though where he hacks one of his wife's tits off with the axe? Did they take that out? Or is that from an entirely different film? (Only ever seen that .GIF once and assumed it was from this)

Gotta rewatch Barry Lyndon sometime. Monster film

Yeah that does not happen in the shining. Now it sounds like that's what you were watching the movie for......lol.

spire wrote:Yeah that does not happen in the shining. Now it sounds like that's what you were watching the movie for......lol.

Hahah no no. But while I was watching the film I vaguely remembered that .gif and thought the girl to which that happened kinda looked like Jack's wife, so I assumed that that probably had to happen sometime in the movie. Also because it happened with an axe. But it never did so I thought they maybe took that out or something. But turns out I was wrong then.

It was really a great film though. Really really good.
Although I read that the novel is even better, has anyone read it?

Static D0gma wrote:Recently, I watched Stanley Kubrick's "Barry Lyndon".

It's now one of my favorite movies, but most of Stanley's movies are.

highly underrated these days

vishes wrote: It was really a great film though. Really really good.
Although I read that the novel is even better, has anyone read it?

I think the film was better, but Stephen King disagreed and helped make a remake miniseries of the film.
To be fair, a lot was changed for Kubrick's film and it was more his interpretation of the book. Still amazing though. Watch the Stephen King approved version for a good laugh! It was more true to his book, but cheesy SciFi channel-ish.

Just got this for my bday, World on a Wire


i shall let you know if its any good (looks interesting).

Speaking of Kubrick, I recommend this:
Basically he pretends to be Stanley Kubrick in order to trick young guys into having sex with him and buying him drinks. Funny/odd little film. Malkovich is good as always.

Just saw this movie that just came out, still in theaters, called "Bully." it's about bullying in schools in America and all that, it was really moving.

spire wrote:Just got this for my bday, World on a Wire


i shall let you know if its any good (looks interesting).

that's an amazing cover. never seen that one. i've seen most of fassbinder's work though. the middle period is where he definitely shines the most.

wormcode wrote:

vishes wrote: It was really a great film though. Really really good.
Although I read that the novel is even better, has anyone read it?

I think the film was better, but Stephen King disagreed and helped make a remake miniseries of the film.

i thought the book was better tbh, but i read the book when i was about 10

i had already seen the film tho, and since seeing the film again still think the book was better but should probably re-read it to make a better judgement

parson wrote:

spire wrote:Just got this for my bday, World on a Wire


i shall let you know if its any good (looks interesting).

that's an amazing cover. never seen that one. i've seen most of fassbinder's work though. the middle period is where he definitely shines the most.

I dont think i had heard of him before this. Ill look his stuff up.

check out Ali: Fear Eats the Soul

Whity is a lesser known gem. lots are great. some are good. some are boring.

Network.

Absolutely loved it.

Network is brilliant

parson wrote:check out Ali: Fear Eats the Soul

Whity is a lesser known gem. lots are great. some are good. some are boring.

Trailer looks interesting, real life drama that looks, well, real, not the over celebrated dramatic acting that fills many movies.