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I stand corrected
It was a nasty little rabbit who had the nasty pointy teeth.
rde, can you remember the dialogue between the python boys and the frenchmen, something about birds and carrying coconuts, I think - I'm really going to have to find the damn movie now. I've got in my head the words, "I fart in your general direction" (with a french accent of course).
For scifi fans there was a movie called 'Virus' which started out interesting. It was an alien life form made up of pure energy, slammed into the Mir space station which was communicating with a ship at sea, so the energy was transmitted to this ship. The concept was interesting but I didn't like how it turned out, it was a bit over the top. Anyone see it?
Cheers
Teri
It was a nasty little rabbit who had the nasty pointy teeth.
rde, can you remember the dialogue between the python boys and the frenchmen, something about birds and carrying coconuts, I think - I'm really going to have to find the damn movie now. I've got in my head the words, "I fart in your general direction" (with a french accent of course).
For scifi fans there was a movie called 'Virus' which started out interesting. It was an alien life form made up of pure energy, slammed into the Mir space station which was communicating with a ship at sea, so the energy was transmitted to this ship. The concept was interesting but I didn't like how it turned out, it was a bit over the top. Anyone see it?
Cheers
Teri
Re: I stand corrected
That was the beginning of the movie, when a solider questioned arthur's possession of coconut shells. I'd be doing you a favour by not quoting it and letting you watch the movie again instead. My favourite line from that sketch: "Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?"
Your mother was a hamster and your father smells of elderberries.
Didn't get as far as the ending. Had to turn it off. 'Twas shite, but based on a great comic. Like so many movies before it.
Thanks rde,
You made me laugh when I read, "Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?" The wit these people come up with is so great!
I know the movie Virus ended up ludicrous, but the original idea seemed, to me, to have some substance.
PS The word 'shite' sounds so much nicer than 'shit' - reading that also made me laugh.
See ya
Teri
You made me laugh when I read, "Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?" The wit these people come up with is so great!
I know the movie Virus ended up ludicrous, but the original idea seemed, to me, to have some substance.
PS The word 'shite' sounds so much nicer than 'shit' - reading that also made me laugh.
See ya
Teri
Re: let me know
Haven't had a chance to get into a Karate class yet, I'll probably start at the start of 2002, i'll let you know of my developments, thanks for your interest.
BTW: I tried to send a private message to you but I had trouble doing it so I posted here instead, sorry to clutter up the board everyone else who weren't interested
Haven't had a chance to get into a Karate class yet, I'll probably start at the start of 2002, i'll let you know of my developments, thanks for your interest.
BTW: I tried to send a private message to you but I had trouble doing it so I posted here instead, sorry to clutter up the board everyone else who weren't interested
Here's some ...
* <i>Moulin Rouge</i> - Baz Luhrman
* <i>Superman</i> - R. Donner
* <i>Gladiator</i>
* <i>Fist of Legend</i> (the one with Jet Li)
* <i>Groundhog Day</i> - I. Reitman (?)
* <i>Empire of the Sun</i>
* <i>Memento</i> - at least for its originality
* <i>Fight Club</i> - Norton and Pitt aren't too shabby in this one
* <i>Goodfellas</i> - M. Scorsese (?)
I better stop for now.
Thanks!
prag
* <i>Moulin Rouge</i> - Baz Luhrman
* <i>Superman</i> - R. Donner
* <i>Gladiator</i>
* <i>Fist of Legend</i> (the one with Jet Li)
* <i>Groundhog Day</i> - I. Reitman (?)
* <i>Empire of the Sun</i>
* <i>Memento</i> - at least for its originality
* <i>Fight Club</i> - Norton and Pitt aren't too shabby in this one
* <i>Goodfellas</i> - M. Scorsese (?)
I better stop for now.
Thanks!
prag
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No one's mentioned Dr. Strangelove?
I'm beginning to smell a big fat commie rat!
Hey, you can hear Major Kong ride the bomb to glory at:
http://www-scf.usc.edu/~dsykes/sound.html
Michael
I'm beginning to smell a big fat commie rat!
Hey, you can hear Major Kong ride the bomb to glory at:
http://www-scf.usc.edu/~dsykes/sound.html
Michael
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My 5:
The Secret Garden
A Little Princess
Dancer in the Dark (you guessed it)
Contact
Pay it Forward
I haven't seen much good cinema; I hope to start watching some good 'worthwhile' movies. However, The Secret Garden has always been, in my mind, a collosal picture; something to base your life upon- watch it!
The Secret Garden
A Little Princess
Dancer in the Dark (you guessed it)
Contact
Pay it Forward
I haven't seen much good cinema; I hope to start watching some good 'worthwhile' movies. However, The Secret Garden has always been, in my mind, a collosal picture; something to base your life upon- watch it!
Thought I would throw a few movies into this list
Godfather part II-finally saw the first two of this series when it came out on DVD. I personally like the Godfather part II better. The parallels between Don Corleone's and Sonny Corleone's rise are very interesting. Essentially this is two movies tied into one great package
This is Spinal Tap, Waiting for Guffman, and Best in Show-Will call this one the Christopher Guest trilogy Tap is definetely the best with Guffman being a close second. Guffman and Tap both turn it up too 11 with Best in Show not quite reaching that high.
Big Lebowski-For years I said that Fargo was the best of the Coen brothers movies but I have started to move to the Big Lebowski camp. Although Fargo ranks in my top five Lebowski is genious for the suttle jokes in the movie.
Being John Malkovich-This movie is original and completely wacky, but the thing that makes it great is below all the humor there is an underlying current of despair. So many people are so tired by and hate their lives so much being someone else for five minutes becomes the greatest experience of their lives.
Rushmore-Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson are masters of the awkward moment where no one really knows what too say so they just start to fill space with whatever comes to mind. Bill Murray's funniest performance. Anyone who likes this check out Bottlerocket.
Goodfellas-No movie list is complete without something by Scorsese and this is the best of his movies.
Godfather part II-finally saw the first two of this series when it came out on DVD. I personally like the Godfather part II better. The parallels between Don Corleone's and Sonny Corleone's rise are very interesting. Essentially this is two movies tied into one great package
This is Spinal Tap, Waiting for Guffman, and Best in Show-Will call this one the Christopher Guest trilogy Tap is definetely the best with Guffman being a close second. Guffman and Tap both turn it up too 11 with Best in Show not quite reaching that high.
Big Lebowski-For years I said that Fargo was the best of the Coen brothers movies but I have started to move to the Big Lebowski camp. Although Fargo ranks in my top five Lebowski is genious for the suttle jokes in the movie.
Being John Malkovich-This movie is original and completely wacky, but the thing that makes it great is below all the humor there is an underlying current of despair. So many people are so tired by and hate their lives so much being someone else for five minutes becomes the greatest experience of their lives.
Rushmore-Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson are masters of the awkward moment where no one really knows what too say so they just start to fill space with whatever comes to mind. Bill Murray's funniest performance. Anyone who likes this check out Bottlerocket.
Goodfellas-No movie list is complete without something by Scorsese and this is the best of his movies.
My Grandma wants me to read that book but I don't want to. I didn't know there was a movie. Maybe I'll just watch that.BUT anyway...has anyone here seen Magnolia? You guessed it-I did. I've got to say, it's pretty darn good. It's so large it's like a symbolism from itslef; it doesn't try to render meaning to humanity or even symbolise it. It just represents it in itself. By the end you know it's massive- like a manifesto on modern culture. But still, its massivity is subtle, and I could, at times, easily miss it in the harsh, real mix of the film. I want from depresse to coy to awe inspired over the course of that movie- clumsy yet a microcosm for your own life, however better it may be than the lives in the film.
And has anyone here seen 'A Little Princess'? A childrens' story but my, what a powerful mesage, and my, what a tearjerker.