I love that movie!
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I love that movie!
Why?
I mean aside from a few funny scenes ("Is that an axe?" "yes it is!") I don't get what the point was. I'm guessing it lost something in translation from the book.
Also, this is funny.
Just the whole vibe, man. Christian Bale as a psycho worked out perfectly.
Yeah he's really good in it. Maybe I wasn't in the mood.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rame
Rewatching Francis Ford Coppola's films (the good ones anyway). The Conversation is such a great film. Understated, creepy and brilliantly acted throughout.
The Phantom Menace.
Gonna go for chronological order this time.
They just launched Disney+ in the Netherlands so I've got a bit of watching to do.
Akira Kurosawa's 'Ran', for the first time.
One of my favorite directors. Epic movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hal Incandenza
I rewatched 'Once Upon A Time In America' last week. Stunning film.
'Locke' starring Tom Hardy. Good premise. Captivating performance by Hardy. Not easy to pull off, all the scenes happening in one and the same car.
the orville.
man'its so good
i doubted seth mcfarlane and the space angle but boy did he deliver. enjoying the shit out of it
Yeah. Seth MacFarlane is a HUUUUGE Star Trek nerd, so he is definitely going to come correct with his own tribute..
The Wrath Of Khan.
Revenge of the Sith.
cara delevingne is terrible at acting, maybe she should go into porn
mangQuote:
Originally Posted by David Daniel Davis
i avoided this show because i thought it was a comedy, this shit is NO COMEDY and even the comedic parts are well timed, shit went dark quick. This dude Seth McFarlane should just be a space opera creator, he fucking killed it. I’m shocked but now that you share this info, now i get it, he wanted to outdo Trek and go there and he did.