The Dark Knight, God I was bored over the past couple weeks and a two hour movie helps pass time a little bit.
Very good movie. It has taken from a lot of movies, but has polished it to a near mirror shine. Besides the cock scene. That was just ridiculous and uncalled for.savior in death said:The Departed
Yeah, I like how they built it up to be a standard Eastwood revenge movie, and then completely trounced those expectations. Great movie. That's the second most recent I say, first being Dark Knight (yeah, I saw it really late).thenumberthirteen said:I saw Gran Torino last night. Was a lot better than I expected it to be (and I didn't go in thinking it would suck).
Funny, in my school's French Club, they watched that movie one Saturday last year. I didn't see it, but everyone who did came in the next Monday obsessed with "Char-Char!" That mean anything to you?coleer22 said:"À la folie... pas du tout" (essentially "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not" in English). This is an absolutely incredible film that looks suspiciously like a chick flick at the beginning, but then as it goes on you realize (in my case with a great deal of satisfaction) that it is overwhelmingly NOT a chick flick but is actually just messing with you.
Funny, in my school's French Club, they watched that movie one Saturday last year. I didn't see it, but everyone who did came in the next Monday obsessed with "Char-Char!" That mean anything to you?[/quote]orannis62 said:"À la folie... pas du tout" (essentially "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not" in English). This is an absolutely incredible film that looks suspiciously like a chick flick at the beginning, but then as it goes on you realize (in my case with a great deal of satisfaction) that it is overwhelmingly NOT a chick flick but is actually just messing with you.
Well... in Quebecois (the dialect French they speak in Quebec) some people say "char" for "car." But I don't remember if that appears in the movie, since it takes place in Paris. Possibly it's something unrelated to the film?[/quote]I got the impression it was one of the characters. Was there a character or actress named Charlotte or something>coleer22 said:Funny, in my school's French Club, they watched that movie one Saturday last year. I didn't see it, but everyone who did came in the next Monday obsessed with "Char-Char!" That mean anything to you?orannis62 said:"À la folie... pas du tout" (essentially "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not" in English). This is an absolutely incredible film that looks suspiciously like a chick flick at the beginning, but then as it goes on you realize (in my case with a great deal of satisfaction) that it is overwhelmingly NOT a chick flick but is actually just messing with you.
I got the impression it was one of the characters. Was there a character or actress named Charlotte or something>[/quote]orannis62 said:Well... in Quebecois (the dialect French they speak in Quebec) some people say "char" for "car." But I don't remember if that appears in the movie, since it takes place in Paris. Possibly it's something unrelated to the film?coleer22 said:Funny, in my school's French Club, they watched that movie one Saturday last year. I didn't see it, but everyone who did came in the next Monday obsessed with "Char-Char!" That mean anything to you?orannis62 said:"À la folie... pas du tout" (essentially "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not" in English). This is an absolutely incredible film that looks suspiciously like a chick flick at the beginning, but then as it goes on you realize (in my case with a great deal of satisfaction) that it is overwhelmingly NOT a chick flick but is actually just messing with you.