last movie you watched (Flag Up SPOILERS)

[El Kabong]

Inseminoid.....fucking awesome

[El Kabong]

I watched a documentary about Mariel Hemingway and her family titled "Running from Crazy". Obviously about the Hemingway family's long and storied history riddled with mental illness and suicides. It was very well done, though you really only get clarity from Mariel as Joan (the eldest sister) is nutty and probably has either some personality disorder or a real mental condition (or several) and Margot (aka Margaux) committed suicide in 1996. Mariel being the youngest was able to observe and really give a good account of what it was like growing up in that household.

[Master]

Watched Hangover which is very funny and Tyson is cool. They should make a sequel to that movie.

[walrus]

Watched the boy in the striped pajamas, Damon touching movie. About Nazi concentration camps but quite different then anything you've seen. The end almost had me in tears, recommended

[Spicoli]

Started to watch The Interview but honestly couldn't make it through 30 minutes Franco was just so damn over the top. Ended up watching those two in Freaks and Geeks instead

[Memphis]

I watched panic room. Shite film, spent the whole time wondering where Jodie Foster got her tits from.

[El Kabong]

'Gentleman Jim', the story of Jim Corbett (as played by Errol Flynn) the boxing scenes were not the greatest, but it was an enjoyable movie although they took plenty of liberty with the truth.

[Master]

'Gentleman Jim', the story of Jim Corbett (as played by Errol Flynn) the boxing scenes were not the greatest, but it was an enjoyable movie although they took plenty of liberty with the truth.

Years since I watched that, it was fun forget the facts.

[Master]

Watching into the Wild starring Emile Hirsch who is an OK actor. It is about a young man who gives up all his worldly possessions after graduating. He abandons his possessions, gives his entire $24,000 savings account to charity and hitchhikes to Alaska to live in the wilderness. Along the way, he encounters a series of characters that shape his life.

Really good story and film.

[El Kabong]

Watching into the Wild starring Emile Hirsch who is an OK actor. It is about a young man who gives up all his worldly possessions after graduating. He abandons his possessions, gives his entire $24,000 savings account to charity and hitchhikes to Alaska to live in the wilderness. Along the way, he encounters a series of characters that shape his life.

Really good story and film.

...just like with Grizzly Man, the dude may have respected nature and wanted to be in nature, but they both show a profound misunderstanding of nature as well

[SlimTrae]

[Master]

Watching into the Wild starring Emile Hirsch who is an OK actor. It is about a young man who gives up all his worldly possessions after graduating. He abandons his possessions, gives his entire $24,000 savings account to charity and hitchhikes to Alaska to live in the wilderness. Along the way, he encounters a series of characters that shape his life.

Really good story and film.

...just like with Grizzly Man, the dude may have respected nature and wanted to be in nature, but they both show a profound misunderstanding of nature as well

That is a harsh way at looking at it because the story is quite moving. He wanted to get away from his life which was messed up and complicated. He survived 2 years in the wilderness which is an enormous feat for any civilian, most of us would not last 3 days. I wished he came back and visited his family at least.

[El Kabong]

That is a harsh way at looking at it because the story is quite moving. He wanted to get away from his life which was messed up and complicated. He survived 2 years in the wilderness which is an enormous feat for any civilian, most of us would not last 3 days. I wished he came back and visited his family at least.

Nature doesn't have feelings Master, it just is. 2 years in the wilderness? "Liver Eating" Johnson, Jim Bridger, Jedediah Smith, Kit Carson, Jim Beckwourth, John Colter, James "Grizzly" Adams...those fellas lived in the wilderness most their lives, it's a tough thing to do and certainly not for the weak willed, but it's also not for dummies.




I watched the original "Star Trek: The Motion Picture".....what a load of shit THAT was.

[Master]

There is a theory about old Star Trek films the even number films are the better ones.

[El Kabong]

There is a theory about old Star Trek films the even number films are the better ones.

I'll keep that in mind.