What Are You Doing Right Now? (327 Viewers)

[Yamen]

I was going to add to that post "But it doesn't make it right :depressed"

I'll go stand in the corner.

its ok Kate. Don't worry about it. Whats done can't be undone.

 

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[Sheik Yerbouti]

Sheik's response was worse.

Hey, if the man wanted to kill himself, then so be it. He made his choice. I just hope he took no other life or personal belongings while he was going down.

 

[Lapa]

so I come back home and find someone who threw him self from the balcony to his death!

And he fell right next to my car which I couldn't check on as police closed the area!

Dude, that must have been something not worth seeing.

Another juventino?

 

[Red]

wow, that was harsh. black humor huh

Black and white humour, surely.

 

[Gabriel]

Is that movie where people get trapped in an elevator with the devil any good?

 

[Kate]

Is that movie where people get trapped in an elevator with the devil any good?

It was better than expected, and actually scared me at one point. Worth the download, but not stellar.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Is that movie where people get trapped in an elevator with the devil any good?

It's by M. Night Shyamalan. So probably not.

 

[Snoop]

Oh man, I hope nothing happened to the car.

well let's be honest, if it was your (everyone here) car, you would be concerned about the car too, I would!

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

well let's be honest, if it was your (everyone here) car, you would be concerned about the car too, I would!

It's a perfectly human emotion to thing about your belongings before anybody else.

 

[Lapa]

I'm out, try to keep the flag up homies.

 

[swag]

Another juventino?

Seriously. My first thought when I read that: there goes Pessotto again! :frown:

It's by M. Night Shyamalan. So probably not.

well let's be honest, if it was your (everyone here) car, you would be concerned about the car too, I would!

Say, Snoopster -- I finally saw a movie I'm guessing you're well aware of (other than it being banned in Turkey): Atom Egoyan's Ararat. Did you see it?

 

[Snoop]

Seriously. My first thought when I read that: there goes Pessotto again! :frown:







Say, Snoopster -- I finally saw a movie I'm guessing you're well aware of (other than it being banned in Turkey): Atom Egoyan's Ararat. Did you see it?

No I didn't but I heard about it, another Armenian movie about Genocide? we fuckers breath and eat genocide

was it good?

 

[swag]

No I didn't but I heard about it, another Armenian movie about Genocide? we fuckers breath and eat genocide

was it good?

Yeah. It's a Canadian production (Egoyan and all) and had an all-star Armenian cast: Eric Begosian, Charles Azvenour, etc. I liked it. It was a pretty intellectually heavy movie. Egoyan gets off a little easy by telling the genocide story as a film within the film, which allows him to distance himself a little from coming right out and saying "this is how things were". And I do like how they wove in a little of the story of the Armenian modernist painter, Gorky.

Most people would probably be bored to tears, as it was a bit culturally highbrow. But I thought it was very well made.

 

[Snoop]

Yeah. It's a Canadian production (Egoyan and all) and had an all-star Armenian cast: Eric Begosian, Charles Azvenour, etc. I liked it. It was a pretty intellectually heavy movie. Egoyan gets off a little easy by telling the genocide story as a film within the film, which allows him to distance himself a little from coming right out and saying "this is how things were". And I do like how they wove in a little of the story of the Armenian modernist painter, Gorky.

Most people would probably be bored to tears, as it was a bit culturally highbrow. But I thought it was very well made.

I heard about the praises and all, but I avoided it because it is another one for Genocide..

It was absolutely a massive tragedy, probably worse than the holocaust (well we don't have a strong media or connection to make a huge drama about it like Jews could), worse because we were destroyed and couldn't stand again (population is small, huge loss). But we just can't spend years and years talking and living it. For that these kinds of movies pull me away. I think I have it, will watch it soon and see what you are talking about.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Just took a shower. Waiting for my pizza to arrive.

 

[Trequartista]

Waiting for Delneri's sacking.

 

[IliveForJuve]

Nedved should coach our last game.

I'm having a sammich.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

And it just arrived. Gonna watch a movie.

 

[swag]

I heard about the praises and all, but I avoided it because it is another one for Genocide..

It was absolutely a massive tragedy, probably worse than the holocaust (well we don't have a strong media or connection to make a huge drama about it like Jews could), worse because we were destroyed and couldn't stand again (population is small, huge loss). But we just can't spend years and years talking and living it. For that these kinds of movies pull me away. I think I have it, will watch it soon and see what you are talking about.

Parts of the movie pretty much underscored what you said. The whole, "that was then, but we need to celebrate the fact that we're alive now".

 

[Kate]

Parts of the movie pretty much underscored what you said. The whole, "that was then, but we need to celebrate the fact that we're alive now".

I have it as well and had been meaning to watch it but never got around to it. I will dig it out again soon and have a look