movies

[docellis]

Watching Koyaanisqatsi next if that makes RC feel any better about my input in this thread.

[omaha_red]

Watching Koyaanisqatsi next if that makes RC feel any better about my input in this thread.

who's RC?

[TimeForGuinness]

Watching Koyaanisqatsi next if that makes RC feel any better about my input in this thread.

who's RC?

I have no idea.

I'm working through the Man with No Name trilogy (go ahead and flame me)...I've always known that Eastwood was a badass, but I am really enjoying how beautifully shot the movies are.

[omaha_red]

Watching Koyaanisqatsi next if that makes RC feel any better about my input in this thread.

who's RC?

I have no idea.

I'm working through the Man with No Name trilogy (go ahead and flame me)...I've always known that Eastwood was a badass, but I am really enjoying how beautifully shot the movies are.

and the score is one of the best/cheesiest ever

[TimeForGuinness]

Watching Koyaanisqatsi next if that makes RC feel any better about my input in this thread.

who's RC?

I have no idea.

I'm working through the Man with No Name trilogy (go ahead and flame me)...I've always known that Eastwood was a badass, but I am really enjoying how beautifully shot the movies are.

and the score is one of the best/cheesiest ever

Hands down one of the best. After Leone, I move on to Kurosawa.

[omaha_red]

Watching Koyaanisqatsi next if that makes RC feel any better about my input in this thread.

who's RC?

I have no idea.

I'm working through the Man with No Name trilogy (go ahead and flame me)...I've always known that Eastwood was a badass, but I am really enjoying how beautifully shot the movies are.

and the score is one of the best/cheesiest ever

Hands down one of the best. After Leone, I move on to Kurosawa.

i just went on a huge kurosawa run.. TCM just ran every one of his movies last month.
i've now seen everything he's done excpet for his swan song.. which i'll do soon.. well,
i've done 29 out of 30 movies that Netflix has available.. i'm not sure how many total he made

[TimeForGuinness]

Watching Koyaanisqatsi next if that makes RC feel any better about my input in this thread.

who's RC?

I have no idea.

I'm working through the Man with No Name trilogy (go ahead and flame me)...I've always known that Eastwood was a badass, but I am really enjoying how beautifully shot the movies are.

and the score is one of the best/cheesiest ever

Hands down one of the best. After Leone, I move on to Kurosawa.

i just went on a huge kurosawa run.. TCM just ran every one of his movies last month.
i've now seen everything he's done excpet for his swan song.. which i'll do soon.. well,
i've done 29 out of 30 movies that Netflix has available.. i'm not sure how many total he made

My Netflix instant watch and deliveries are stacked with Kurosawa. I smiled when Google honored him in their logo a few weeks ago. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/g ... oodle.html

[The Third Man]

I just got my first round of blu-rays in the mail. Watching WALL-E right now... Good god it looks stellar.

[The Third Man]

Would watch.

[SHOW]

[heyzeus]

I just got my disc to start streaming Netflix over the Wii. Man, they offer a lot of crap, but a lot of interesting stuff too.

Last night I watched Brief Interviews with Hideous Men. The guy who plays Jim on the office wrote a screenplay based on the short story collection by the late, too-great-for-this-earth David Foster Wallace. It's an impressive first project for him, but overall it tries too hard to force a unifying theme from the source material. It's too contrived.

But there are two magnificent and moving monologues in the movie. It's worth seeing just to see the guy that plays police commissioner Burrell on the Wire deliver a stunning reflection on his disgust for his father, a lifelong bathroom attendant at a wealthy hotel. It's worth seeing this movie (or just fast forwarding to his monologue) for the scene alone.