Movies you've seen recently... (40 Viewers)

[Enron]

Alright sports fans. Now that we've finished the first stop on the Friday Train to Nowhere, it is time to announce tonight's second feature. This next film is very dear to my heart and is what I consider to be the masterpiece of famed Japanese filmmaker Takashi Miike. No it isn't Audition, while Audition is perhaps one of the most suspenseful and disturbing films of all time... it doesn't hold a candle to our next film City of Lost Souls.

City provides the audience with everything it could possibly want... love, violence, comedy. It focuses on the story of two star crossed lovers. The chinese Kei and Brazilian born Mario... two lovers living in a society that does not accept them. The film follows their flight to be together as Yakuzoa, Triad, and the government attempt to stop them. It's time to sit back and enjoy the cockfights, ping pong to the death, and dirty japanese bathroom humor as we take in this masterpiece of love and symbolism.

 

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[swag]

Sounds like we have another victim for Tetsuo - the Japanese Iron Man movie night.

 

[Henry]

Since I'm a touch ill and boozing seems dumb at this point I've decided to have a "movie night". The theme will be "Movies Martin Won't Like". The first feature is a favorite of mine... A little "think piece" about carnage along Route 66 and the effect of media on societal perspectives.

Yep folks, you've guessed it. Round one of "Movies Martin Won't Like" madness begins with Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers starring Woody Harrelson, Juliet Lewis, RDJ, and Tommy Lee Jones. Written by Quentin Tarantino. Key lime pie anyone? Enjoy...

I just saw that....rather intense movie. quite good for what it is, but nothing incredible. you could do much worse though

 

[Enron]

Sounds like we have another victim for Tetsuo - the Japanese Iron Man movie night.

I was just going through my movie collection tonight and decided to give some of my favorite oddities a watch. Though I will be leaving Harvey Keitel and his full frontal in Bad Lieutenant on the shelf.

 

[swag]

I was just going through my movie collection tonight and decided to give some of my favorite oddities a watch. Though I will be leaving Harvey Keitel and his full frontal in Bad Lieutenant on the shelf.

A classically revolting scene.

Say, despite the retarded title (save for Bowie fans), have you seen him in "Life On Mars"?

 

[Enron]

A classically revolting scene.

Say, despite the retarded title (save for Bowie fans), have you seen him in "Life On Mars"?

No I haven't caught the show. Though it does have an interesting premise. Time traveling police officer solves crimes with junkie from Sopranos and a riddle speaking Winston Wolf.

 

[Henry]

Oh good then you can explain something to me. What the hell were the business cards all about?

haha, I honestly thought that was one of the better touches. it was a scene that encapsulated so much of what the movie was about.

 

[Enron]

haha, I honestly thought that was one of the better touches. it was a scene that encapsulated so much of what the movie was about.

We've all tried to explain it. The cards, the glasses, the colored shirts with white color. Like Jay - Z once said "What more can I say"?

 

[swag]

No I haven't caught the show. Though it does have an interesting premise. Time traveling police officer solves crimes with junkie from Sopranos and a riddle speaking Winston Wolf.

Pretty close. Think a police officer mysteriously transported to 1973, living in the Beastie Boy's "Sabotage" video, surrounded by multiple ex-Sopranos (Johnny Sack was in last week's episode as the boss from another district station) and a poetic Mr. Wolf.

 

[Enron]

Alright ladies and gents. Its time for tonight's final feature. A movie I'm almost positive Martin will not enjoy.

This time we will delve into the depths of "cool". Christopher McQuarrie takes us on a wild ride in to the back alley world of "bagmen" and high stakes faced by those who choose not to live a "normal" life. From the moment Ryan Phillippe promises to "fuck start" Sarah Silverman's head we know we're in for a ride. From the writer of The Usual Suspects comes a mystery wrapped suspense that employs a dialogue found in back streets of modern America.

Way of the Gun is the only way to end a night. It has been called the most "tactically correct movie made". This film is about setting goals and doing everything you possibly can to reach them. Seeking that fortune and giving up everything to find it. It's about respect and honor and knowing that even though you do something bad it can still be good.

 

[Bozi]

A classically revolting scene.

Say, despite the retarded title (save for Bowie fans), have you seen him in "Life On Mars"?

god they have made an american version of it now?:melayyanandmessi:

 

[adelove]

The Spirit - bollocks

ABSOLUTELY!!! I can't believe Samuel.L.Jackson was in such a shitty flick...Eva Mendes n d Doctor chick were hot tho!

 

[Martin]

Alright ladies and gents. Its time for tonight's final feature. A movie I'm almost positive Martin will not enjoy.

So now my name is on billboards as a means of endorsement? I feel used

 

[V]

Rocknrolla. Fantastic, I seriously hope rumours of a no sequel are false.

 

[jukazem]

Rocknrolla. Fantastic, I seriously hope rumours of a no sequel are false.

I saw it last night, similar feelings about it.

 

[swag]

god they have made an american version of it now?:melayyanandmessi:

Hey, if it ain't a lame reality show or sitcom vehicle for an overblown stand-up comedian, you can bet that it's an idea lifted entirely from the UK.

 

[Enron]

So now my name is on billboards as a means of endorsement? I feel used

You should. :rulz:

 

[Ahmed]

Cadillac Records - fantastic, Beyonce was absolutely amazing

 

[Elvin]

Rocknrolla. Fantastic, I seriously hope rumours of a no sequel are false.

Dude, all Guy Ritchie flicks are awesome

 

[V]

Dude, all Guy Ritchie flicks are awesome

Yeah, I know.