Bullet in the head. Sounds horrible, but it is probably the best vietnam war film ever.
Watch it on youtube, seriously.
Watch it on youtube, seriously.
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John Woo? it started as a prequel to A Better Tomorrow, seems it took a life of its own.Ironic Pirate said:
My personal John Woo favorite is, and always will be, Hooray for Chivarly! is not as technically savy as, say, Lashou Shentan, or The Killer, but it is SO charming, and evocative of a long gone age...
Sean Connery in an orange diaper, a giant head vomiting guns, and a guy that could be Barry Manillow's lost twin pulling a cart. Yeah, that is what happens when you spend all your budget money in prostitutes and speed... however, it was the 70's after all, so I think no one was really botheredLeadfinger said:
Antoher one
Sword of Doom, Tatsuya nakadai is the ultimate bad-ass in that flick. A violent samurai epic which meditates in the nature of bloodlust, predestination and the karma motive.
Sword of Doom, Tatsuya nakadai is the ultimate bad-ass in that flick. A violent samurai epic which meditates in the nature of bloodlust, predestination and the karma motive.
Hmm...how about Martyrs, Inside, Zoo or Antichrist? All are pretty good, but not too sure.
Fido? Is that the one with the zombies? If not I'm going to look a fool, but I have to ask!ProfessorLayton said:
Martyrs tries waaay too hard, however, the french-chinese girl in there is incredibly beautiful, Zoo, is that the bestiality docu? ripped way too much from Errol Morris, but was interesting nonetheless.VaudevillianVeteran said:
Antichrist I hated with a passion,(von Trier should have retired after The Element of Crime), the second most pretencious movie I have seen in my life (and I sat trough the whole Peter Greenaway filmography) I even made a mock review on youtube that turned into a pretty amusing e-mail flame war with a bunch of hipster doofuses...
Fido was ok, I guess, saw it the same night I saw Deadgirl, and that one is WAAAAY better and smarter
I've seen it. Named my German Shepherd Merkwurdigliebe. I believe it is on Hulu...The Real Sandman said:
One of the best satires/ black comedies. Directed by Stanley Kubrick (2001: Space Odyssey/Full Metal Jacket/Lolita/A Clockwork Orange) starring Slim Pickens (Blazing Saddles) George C Scott (Patton) and Petter Sellers (Pink Panther/The Ladykillers (1955)). You, Sir, are wrong.
HULU LINK - Dr Strangelove: or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb [http://www.hulu.com/watch/142698/dr-strangelove-or-how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-the-bomb]
Ah, no. Zoo is a collection of Japanese short horror movies. It's rather good.phoenix_tetsu said:
Mind linking your review? I hadn't seen many reviews on Antichrist (Which I found 'meh' but I thought not many had seen it).
Deadgirl? Haven't heard of it. Think I'll look it up.
I know which film you say. I also recomend the bestiality docu. The review is in spanish, so I don't know how useful it may be, it is somewhere in the blog we use for reviews and garbage like thatVaudevillianVeteran said:
www.lautreamontjr.blogspot.com
Another one:
I Come With the Rain, latest opus by Tran Ahn Hung, Elias Koteas, Josh Harnett, Takuya Kimura and the great, great, great Byung Hun Lee (of A Bittersweet Life fame and tragically wasted in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra) a simply masterful movie about serial killers, korean mafia, flesh sculptures and the reincarnated messiah
District 9.
Seems like one of those films that, whilst being one of the best films ever, won't be watched because everyone thinks it's just like every other alien film. When it is not; it reflects the apartheid that occurred in South Africa not too long ago.
Seems like one of those films that, whilst being one of the best films ever, won't be watched because everyone thinks it's just like every other alien film. When it is not; it reflects the apartheid that occurred in South Africa not too long ago.
