Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 6:27 pm
ah! I love Severance! I saw that a couple months ago.bagelator wrote:
not bad
pretty funny.
pretty funny.
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Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 6:29 pm
What did I tell you? its fucking insane.DJ Sinc Vision wrote:Oh. My. Fucking. Days. I just watched this on your recommendationmattron wrote:Just watched:
ho
ly
shit...
it was ridiculous
If you're a horror head, don't pass on this...
This film is fucked. Absolutely fucked. I don't quite know what to say. Thankyou so much for pointing me in the direction of this. Still got that eerily beautiful music going through my head.
thats all there is to say.
Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:40 pm
Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:59 pm
just see the clip in the L Wiz vid...don't like most horror films and I certainly don't want to see that one. Can't stop thinking about that bit with the pregnant woman.mattron wrote:What did I tell you? its fucking insane.DJ Sinc Vision wrote:Oh. My. Fucking. Days. I just watched this on your recommendationmattron wrote:Just watched:
ho
ly
shit...
it was ridiculous
If you're a horror head, don't pass on this...
This film is fucked. Absolutely fucked. I don't quite know what to say. Thankyou so much for pointing me in the direction of this. Still got that eerily beautiful music going through my head.
thats all there is to say.
Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 6:51 pm
oh, please... you didn't even see the end...spooKs wrote:just see the clip in the L Wiz vid...don't like most horror films and I certainly don't want to see that one. Can't stop thinking about that bit with the pregnant woman.mattron wrote:What did I tell you? its fucking insane.DJ Sinc Vision wrote:Oh. My. Fucking. Days. I just watched this on your recommendationmattron wrote:Just watched:
ho
ly
shit...
it was ridiculous
If you're a horror head, don't pass on this...
This film is fucked. Absolutely fucked. I don't quite know what to say. Thankyou so much for pointing me in the direction of this. Still got that eerily beautiful music going through my head.
thats all there is to say.
Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 7:05 pm
Just saved this on netflix.
should be coming out soon.
Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 6:28 pm
epic film!
Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 11:17 pm
boy, that movie is totally fucked up (not in a good way)mattron wrote:oh, please... you didn't even see the end...spooKs wrote:just see the clip in the L Wiz vid...don't like most horror films and I certainly don't want to see that one. Can't stop thinking about that bit with the pregnant woman.mattron wrote:What did I tell you? its fucking insane.DJ Sinc Vision wrote:Oh. My. Fucking. Days. I just watched this on your recommendationmattron wrote:Just watched:
ho
ly
shit...
it was ridiculous
If you're a horror head, don't pass on this...
This film is fucked. Absolutely fucked. I don't quite know what to say. Thankyou so much for pointing me in the direction of this. Still got that eerily beautiful music going through my head.
thats all there is to say.
Posted: Fri Feb 20, 2009 11:28 pm
Faces of death? anyone.
, quite interesting even though its fake.
haa i remember, when i was small watching it on pirate with mates thinking it was real, all scared lol. abit disturbing.
, quite interesting even though its fake.
haa i remember, when i was small watching it on pirate with mates thinking it was real, all scared lol. abit disturbing.
Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:45 pm
wanted
i thought it was ruuuude
i thought it was ruuuude
Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 1:46 pm
watched rocknrolla as well guy ritchie has still got it
Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 3:07 pm
king of new york starring chris walken, just bought this any good?
Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 7:28 am
futurama - the wild green yonder 
Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:05 am
Somers Town - it was ok. Some pretty poor acting (I don't see why he keeps on casting Thomas Turgoose) and it was very predictable and a bit dull.
Defiance - not bad.
Defiance - not bad.
Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 2:24 pm
Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 2:59 pm
One flew over the cuckoo's nest!
why i haven't seen this before i don't know! i love jack..
why i haven't seen this before i don't know! i love jack..
Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2009 10:08 am
Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 3:23 pm
The Wrestler
FUCKING AMAZING
FUCKING AMAZING
Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:46 pm
can't WAIT to see thatMagma wrote:The Wrestler
FUCKING AMAZING
I saw Che Part 2 on Friday, without seeing part one, on the recommendation of The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw - it was worth it. Amazing.
Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2009 12:51 pm
Winter Soldier (Documentary)
http://www.wintersoldierfilm.com/index.htm
My Name is Joe (Director: Ken Loach)
Plot Synopsis
Directed by Ken Loach, My Name Is Joe is a dark, funny and moving drama based in a neglected Glasgow neighbourhood, It starts cold and honest enough by introducing Joe (Peter Mullan) at an AA meeting. Joe is Glaswegian hard man with a quick-draw temper but a basically sweet disposition, has got sober after years of alcoholism, pulling himself back from the brink because he has realised how violent he can be when he drinks. Joe is on the verge of middle age, edgy and anxious to make up for time wasted in the bottle. Between scraping a living on the dole he's driver/manager for the worst football team in town and has a special affinity for one of the team; Liam (David McKay), a recovering heroin addict who has run a debt to the local druglord-cum-minicab tycoon McGowan (David Hayman).
Slowly revealed in confidences and asides, the devastated emotional landscape that Joe's tough, bright exterior shields comes hurtling out of the past in a startling flashback. By then a new opportunity has come into his life in the shape of Sarah (Louise Goodall), a social worker who has also spent much time working with Liam and his wife. Joe and Sarah's burgeoning relationship is fraught with obstacles, not least when he moves to placate the heavies rounding on Liam for unpaid debts With many scenes shot in dark, barely lit rooms, the nightmare of Joe's past seems to be ever present, lurking in the shadows.
But the resolve of the human spirit and its ability to face up to circumstances that are depressing emotionally wrenching and even violent. My Name is Joe is deeply committed to its characters; underlying humanist ideals, this is an exacting and beautifully measured look at raw, forgot areas of life in '90s Britain.
http://www.wintersoldierfilm.com/index.htm
My Name is Joe (Director: Ken Loach)
Plot Synopsis
Directed by Ken Loach, My Name Is Joe is a dark, funny and moving drama based in a neglected Glasgow neighbourhood, It starts cold and honest enough by introducing Joe (Peter Mullan) at an AA meeting. Joe is Glaswegian hard man with a quick-draw temper but a basically sweet disposition, has got sober after years of alcoholism, pulling himself back from the brink because he has realised how violent he can be when he drinks. Joe is on the verge of middle age, edgy and anxious to make up for time wasted in the bottle. Between scraping a living on the dole he's driver/manager for the worst football team in town and has a special affinity for one of the team; Liam (David McKay), a recovering heroin addict who has run a debt to the local druglord-cum-minicab tycoon McGowan (David Hayman).
Slowly revealed in confidences and asides, the devastated emotional landscape that Joe's tough, bright exterior shields comes hurtling out of the past in a startling flashback. By then a new opportunity has come into his life in the shape of Sarah (Louise Goodall), a social worker who has also spent much time working with Liam and his wife. Joe and Sarah's burgeoning relationship is fraught with obstacles, not least when he moves to placate the heavies rounding on Liam for unpaid debts With many scenes shot in dark, barely lit rooms, the nightmare of Joe's past seems to be ever present, lurking in the shadows.
But the resolve of the human spirit and its ability to face up to circumstances that are depressing emotionally wrenching and even violent. My Name is Joe is deeply committed to its characters; underlying humanist ideals, this is an exacting and beautifully measured look at raw, forgot areas of life in '90s Britain.