My favorite part of that scene is his explanation for why he left the Marines. I suppose I'd probably get tired of all the fucking killing in Iraq and want to give peace a chance as well.
My favorite part of that scene is his explanation for why he left the Marines. I suppose I'd probably get tired of all the fucking killing in Iraq and want to give peace a chance as well.
I love the scene where Rod and his buddy are playing basketball, then they decide to talk, and they're like "Let's go over there." They exit off the left side of the screen, there's nothing in the frame for like, an excruciatingly long time, then the camera pans left, verrrrrrry verrrrrrry sloooooooowly to find Rod…
"Hangin' out with mah FAM-LEH!
Havin' ourselves a PARRRRR-TAY!"
@Erik: You should see The Room by yourself first, or perhaps with a small group of friends who have already seen it (being really fucking blazed helps too). If you see it with a theater full of Roomies first, you'll miss out on all the subtleties that make it so unbelievably batshit insane because they'll be yelling…
DRAGGED INTO SUNLIGHT
Jason, you need to cover this band. Their record, "Hatred For Mankind" just got reissued on Prosthetic (it originally came out in 2009, I believe). It's one of the most ugly, brutal, mind-melting records I've ever heard. These dudes manage to blend grindcore, black metal, and doom in ways never…
Man, I really enjoyed Renihilation, so I've got high hopes for the new Liturgy still. And they're amazing live, if you've never seen them.
I'll admit, I laughed.
…Keith Phipps is refusing to budge a single inch on the quality of Hot Tub Time Machine
If you had a name like Nuno Bettencourt, you would probably be a douchebag too. Not defending the guy, just sayin'.
3rd prize, that's incredible, except in my version Sammy parachutes through the roof of Kurt's greenhouse, commando-style.
Follow the smoke to the riff-filled land…
I for one hope that this SLEEP reunion turns into something more than just a few live shows every few years. So Pike has High on Fire and Al has OM and Chris doesn't even play music anymore, even a handful of songs with the drummer from Neurosis would be better than nothing.…
You're FAILING All Over Me.
Luckily the trailer left out the entire 20 minute subplot of Will Ferrell trying to decide between the front seat and the back seat.
Can we just talk for a moment about how amazing the music from the sex scenes in The Room is? Because the music from the sex scenes in The Room is amazing.
I can only hope that someday we will live in a world free of the type of tyranny that forces poor defenseless naifs like Ironic war criminal to constantly come to this site and read articles about things he doesn't like. The night is always darkest just before the sunrise!
I feel as thought this could be applied to each and every one of Greenaway's films. They're all completely their own thing, and you have to appreciate them on their own terms, because no one else makes films even remotely like his.
Inland Empire is a chore at first, not the intriguing mystery that Mulholland Dr. is whatsoever. But I'm glad I gave it another chance; it really is a film that rewards patience and multiple viewings.
Very well said, Lone Audience. I would much rather watch a mind-bogglingly shitty movie that was clearly made with the best intentions than a by the numbers Oscar contender any day of the week.
Counting down the minutes
Until Ironic war criminal shows up to condemn this film and it's makers as simpleton purveyors of third war violence in a sad world or whatever the fuck.
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