I might be wrong, but weren't they planning on selling it? That's why it was so full with moving boxes and stuff, plus he knew they'd come the next day and inevitably be the ones finding him.

Sorry, actually just saw that now. From what I remember - and granted, that might be slightly inaccurate but I think I'm getting the bigger picture right - is that the guy's parents were painted as decent people. Now, he is by no means obligated to take advantage of his possibilities (even though the interview scene…

Sorry, actually just saw that now. From what I remember - and granted, that might be slightly inaccurate but I think I'm getting the bigger picture right - is that the guy's parents were painted as decent people. Now, he is by no means obligated to take advantage of his possibilities (even though the interview scene…

At the very end, Phipps wouldn't allow anything to go up at all :(

It's beautifully shot and Lie is pretty good in it but my god, does the movie's depiction of the hollowness of middle-class life get unbearably whiny in the second half. And there are obviously different way to understand a movie but to me, the "graceful and uncompromising way back into the light" actually was one of…

It's beautifully shot and Lie is pretty good in it but my god, does the movie's depiction of the hollowness of middle-class life get unbearably whiny in the second half. And there are obviously different way to understand a movie but to me, the "graceful and uncompromising way back into the light" actually was one of…

Strange how for all these years his passionate fruit smashing failed to register as metaphor for his sociopolitical views.

Given that in every picture he went for the rape-y Eastern European look, I don't doubt it.

Time hasn't really been kind with the style and it can be pretty ridiculous at time, but the mass-raping of an entire village in Kosiński "The Painted Bird" gave me these heat waves that you get right before throwing up. So, well done, I guess.

I feel angry I missed out on that. In all seriousness.

Being German, I always expect black actors to talk like bored middle-aged white men who are awkwardly reading 80's slang with special emphasis on 'funky' and 'fresh'. No matter the actual content, every drama from that period was a nice acustic lull. I actually miss it somewhat.

I heard Aaron Turner recorded some vocals for the new WITTR, so I just wondered if it was one of those background things or an actual influence?

Well, rereading my comment, I sound like quite a prick, sorry about that. And I mean, you might disagree with me here, since Punk in its most basic form is very much a thing of the past and there's probably several ways to look at it.
But to my understanding, it was first and foremost an anti-movement, summed up by…

It seems to be a difficult discussion to have now that Punk, kind of like Black Metal, has become more of a stylistic description of a certain style of music than tied to an attitude and spirit, and a very diverse at that. But the suggestion that in its original and truest form, it wasn't opposed to religion and might…

I'm just genuinely surprised that he could be talked into accepting that cover. Sadly, I wouldn't be surprised if he not only liked it but thought it was edgy, with the red raditation coming from his balls as cheeky cherry on the pie.

I bet it doesn't and even for a shit like Ashton Kutcher, it has to be sickening that the highest form of praise is "He's trying but, meh, he's just no Charlie Sheen." Plus, Demi Moore doesn't really seem like the most comforting person and will slap him further down the abyss. Losers all around with this.