Ice Age 4 a bit too grown up for my liking.
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Ice Age 4 a bit too grown up for my liking.
First 3 are good, made James Bond sit up and re-invent themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Rudy
Prick! ;D (Meant for Mick obviously)
I only realised today that Edward Norton is in it as well. Sure to wind me up.
I watched Ted. Funny ;D
Ted goes for a job.
Frank: You think you got what it takes?
Ted: I'll tell you what I got. Your wife's pussy on my breath.
Frank: Nobody's ever spoken to me like that before.
Ted: That's because their mouths were full of your wife's box.
Frank: You're hired.
Ted: Shit.
D.C Cab :-X lastnight A.M and three sheets to the wind
Now THATS acting ;D
the one I'm watching now, Ingorious Basterds
"Helter Skelter" a made for TV movie about Charles Manson & The Manson Family. I had wanted to watch that because I've got a fascination with murderers & such. I like to try and weed out what makes them tick psychologically and that movie abosultely sucked, it was just about the fucking DA. The theory behind the Sharon Tate murder is that Manson had gone to that house before as it belonged to a record executive and Charlie wanted to be a big rockstar and that exec said he sucked and so Charlie flipped out on what he thought was him and ordered his people to kill whoever was in that house....luckily for the record exec he had moved by that time.
I've got 'The Gray Man' in the queue in a while, it's about Albert Fish. He was a dirty old bastard....a cannibal too. He ate young children. Why is there no horror movie about someone like him I am not sure. I've seen documentaries on him, but to see scenes acted out adds a different depth to what happened.
There was supposedly an H.H. Holmes biopic in the works with Leonardo DiCaprio to play Holmes, but I've not heard or read any more about it.
Anywho, I've got the 1970's Robert Redford & Mia Farrow 'The Great Gatsby' next up!
Have you seen the BBC series "Sherlock" Lyle? It stars Benedict Cumberbatch (Holmes) and Martin Freeman (Dr Watson). I think it was on PBS in America. It was a BBC modern day interpretation and bloody good too.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
I've heard great things about it and have it on my Netflix streaming queue but have yet to watch an episode of it. I do promise to watch it though. I still believe that nobody can top Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes, but I will watch with an open mind for second place, lol. Christopher Lee wasn't a bad Holmes actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenbeanz
I've also heard of a new BBC series "Copper" about an NYPD Cop in 1864, kind of a 'Gangs of New York' thing....very neat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FC5lkydS44
Judge for yourself
I am number four. Okay I suppose. If it was graded on a five star system it's not number four.
Harold and Kumar 2 is funny.
Donnie Brasco. Fugetaboutit
Anyone watch Spiderman 4?
Not at the moment. Im watching Britains fattest pets mate.
Ted. Fucking superb, funniest film I've seen in years.
I've been telling all my mates about it and I'm yet to find anyone who loved it as much as I did. A real life teddy bear that fucks whores and snorts coke, brilliant.
The 4 x hooker scene you never actually see when he dares one of them to do something very wrong is genius.
I just watched Resurrecting the Champ on netflix. Samuel L Jackson normally annoys the shit out of me but I liked him in this.
Seems like as good a place as any for this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aT7I9AuNH9M&feature=related
Watched Peter Kay on channel 4, not strictly a movie but very funny!
I watched Wilde hungover and laid in my bed today. I like Oscar, he seemed like a clever chap though clearly he was a bit confused and was somewhat careless in his behavior. You have to be careful if you are getting involved with rent boys and more so if you are married with children. Fry acts very well IMO and clearly relates to the part.
Test
I have seen that one on the tellyQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ncmg3bxtTB0
(in response to the thread title)
inglorious basterds
but ive watched time travellers wife since with the missus so i dunno if that counts
I watched 'Chosin' about the battle of the Chosin reservoir.....all I can say is WOW. Those dudes fought in the dead of winter, tooth & nail, & that was a savage battle.
Battle of Chosin Reservoir - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Watched Johnny English which was funny to the kids, need to watch the second film now. They also want to watch the 3 Stooges.
Time Travellers wife, chick flick that was very emotional.
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Originally Posted by Master
cummon soft lad
I watched The Jacket on ITV the other night, it was really quite good. And Keira Knightley was in it....where is she these days? :lickish:
For more eye candy I've got bad teacher to watch tonight. Not expecting much but Diaz is rather easy on the eyes.
These actresses work hard to perfect their chosen profession and are more than just beautiful women who are there just to keep your (shallow) interest in the story. (Is Missy still reading :rolleyes:)Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
Those endless days at the spa truly are a chore, and then they have to spend their days working with boring bastards like Justin Timberlake and Tom Cruise. And for this graft they only get a paltry few million per film.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterThese actresses work hard to perfect their chosen profession and are more than just beautiful women who are there just to keep your (shallow) interest in the story. (Is Missy still reading :rolleyes:)Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
Hard life and to think some women would sleep their way to get there. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunThose endless days at the spa truly are a chore, and then they have to spend their days working with boring bastards like Justin Timberlake and Tom Cruise. And for this graft they only get a paltry few million per film.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterThese actresses work hard to perfect their chosen profession and are more than just beautiful women who are there just to keep your (shallow) interest in the story. (Is Missy still reading :rolleyes:)Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
Some people are just willing to sacrifice, and I'm willing to put myself in the way and they will have to sleep their way through me. Or just walk around.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterHard life and to think some women would sleep their way to get there. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunThose endless days at the spa truly are a chore, and then they have to spend their days working with boring bastards like Justin Timberlake and Tom Cruise. And for this graft they only get a paltry few million per film.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterThese actresses work hard to perfect their chosen profession and are more than just beautiful women who are there just to keep your (shallow) interest in the story. (Is Missy still reading :rolleyes:)Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhun
I watched 'The Great Gatsby', a very fine movie. I don't think the new one will stand up to it.
House... old japanese "horror" from the 70s... craziest movie I've ever seen
Warhorse not a bad movie at all. Steven Spielberg rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanflicker
Total recall 2012, do not even bother
Trust me save your time and money.
Watch The Three Stooges, fun comedy instead.
The hunger games.
Worth the view. 8/11
The Prestige....meh, it was a little much wasn't it? All the plot twists and such.
last movie I watched was well-rehearsed and planned-out for the Sheeple---ıt was about Hıllary Clınton talkıng about how the US has always defended the dıgnıty and rıghts of human beıngs all over the world.