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[The Arif]

The Mummy - Tomb of the dragon emperor and American Gangster. The former was nice, and the later was great.

 

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[Ahmed]

the new Mummy? c'mon dude, this one was fuckin' pathetic

 

[The Arif]

the new Mummy? c'mon dude, this one was fuckin' pathetic

Considering I had to waste my time somehow, it was nice.

 

[Ahmed]

and American Gangster was such a big letdown...really disappointing to be honest...could have been so much better

 

[Zé Tahir]

Talvisota (Vinterkriget) - Finnish movie that tells the story of a platoon during Winter War. Probably one of the best war movies I've seen; it's hard to imagine it's 19 years old because it's incredibly done. Only problem I have with it is that its a bit long.

 

[.zero]

who is that in your av?

 

[Zé Tahir]

I wish I knew, I'd make her my wifey.

 

[.zero]

aye

 

[Sarah]

Vicky Christina Barcelona

That movie is excellent. I watched it last night and I am re-watching it today. I loved it.

 

[Cuti]

In the past few weeks I've seen:
- Indiana Jones and the crystal skull(on emirates, fucking great flight), was not bad
- Kung Fu Panda (also on Emirates, way back to Malta was even better), a different animation film
- The Mexican, seemed like quite an interesting film, but missed parts as it was on tv and had to go out.
- Harold & Kumar escape from Guantanamo bay. Has its funny moments
- Taxi 2, the french film not the shitty american one. Quite funny
- Desperados- "The mexican version of pulp fiction" i enjoyed it

 

[swag]

OK, posted this in another thread, but finished watching 1963's Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow last night. Brilliant stuff. Sophia Loren's first pic in 7 years, and paired with Marcello Mastroianni in three shorts where they play different characters in each.

Genius movie. De Sica still has it in this, though it's a bit more sentimental than his usual hard knocks Italian neorealism.

Yes, it's got the famous Sophia strip tease scene. But Mastroianni -- some real genius. His Bolognese character in the third bit is so hilariously over the top, I am convinced it is what inspired the Vinny Vedecci character on Saturday Night Live.

It won the 1964 Oscar for best foreign film -- beating out the also excellent and recommended (despite being a musical) Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (The Umbrellas of Cherbourg).

 

[Bisco]

Jeux d'enfants (love me if you dare) thats the english title of the movie.

its a pretty good movie, not the usual romantic type though. this one is alot more complex and leaves the ending for you to deciede. quite a brilliant movie but make sure u get proper sub titles to this one bec it makes a massive difference.

tomorrow i should be watching 21 grams.

 

[Il Re]

has anyone seen that flim with pacino and de niro? any good?

 

[swag]

You mean Heat 2?

 

[Il Re]

You mean Heat 2?

:sick: no!! righteous kill! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1034331/

 

[Enron]

OK, posted this in another thread, but finished watching 1963's Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow last night. Brilliant stuff. Sophia Loren's first pic in 7 years, and paired with Marcello Mastroianni in three shorts where they play different characters in each.

Genius movie. De Sica still has it in this, though it's a bit more sentimental than his usual hard knocks Italian neorealism.

Yes, it's got the famous Sophia strip tease scene. But Mastroianni -- some real genius. His Bolognese character in the third bit is so hilariously over the top, I am convinced it is what inspired the Vinny Vedecci character on Saturday Night Live.

It won the 1964 Oscar for best foreign film -- beating out the also excellent and recommended (despite being a musical) Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (The Umbrellas of Cherbourg).

I was in high school the first time I saw Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. I saw it again later in life and understood it much better.

 

[.zero]

You mean Heat 2?

zing!

 

[GordoDeCentral]

has anyone seen that flim with pacino and de niro? any good?

sucked, it had some cool lines but it just didnt flow right, i tried real hard to like it to no avail

 

[.zero]

nothing will ever be better than Casino

 

[swag]

:sick: no!! righteous kill! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1034331/

One and the same. Just that's it's better with Michael Mann.

I was in high school the first time I saw Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. I saw it again later in life and understood it much better.

No way. Not that I took you for a fan of the Pauly Shore Film Festival, but Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow is not your run-of-the-mill high school movie. I'm impressed you actually saw that in high school.