I love this movie. It's so unbelievably perfect and puts me in a good mood.

Quote from: "lithium royalty"the shining is my favorite.

I saw Airplane! this weekend. Good, good stuff. I finally get the jokes my brother always tells me. Slapstick at its finest.

We watched Bill Murray's new movie Broken Flowers, tonight. I thought it was good. I love me some Bill Murray.

Quote from: "dusttones"I love me some Bill Murray.

My cooking teacher told me it was a really boring film and that it was one of Bill Murray's worst films.

I really like Bill in Ed Wood.

your FOODS teacher*

No one ever knows what the hell I'm saying when I say "foods teacher"....so I just say cooking.

Watched Near Dark tonight. ahh, pure cult classic pleasure.

Awesome movie.

wolf creek was terrible
stupid people

I'm excited for Hostel. Eli Roth has great appreciation for horror, so we'll see how this one comes out.

Quote from: "hellview"Fun with Dick and Jane wasnt very fun, it was funtastic

really?

I was watching Wong Kar Wai's Fallen Angels. I must say I really like that movie.

Just finished watching Oldboy.

Wow. I liked it a lot.

I just watched this movie ya'll gotta check out called "Terms Of Endearment" beautiful movie, it hurt to bad to cry at the end plus im a man that doesnt cry but its that emotional.

Saw War of the Worlds last night. Pretty good winter entertainment. Nothing more.

Quote from: "DeftonesATF27"I just watched this movie ya'll gotta check out called "Terms Of Endearment" beautiful movie, it hurt to bad to cry at the end plus im a man that doesnt cry but its that emotional.

Haha you were watching HBO Family. It was on last night like at 3 a.m. but I got too sleepy too watch it.

king kong sucked.

to the scandinavian guys - do you know the movie "Popular Music From Vittula"? its a swedish production and I think about watching it today.

here's the story


Popular Music from Vittula is an eye-opening and drastic story about two close friends Matti and Niila, growing up in the mid sixties in the harsh and conservative environment of a Finnish-speaking part of Tornedalen in Swedish Laponia, close to the Finnish border. Their big dream is to become rock stars. In the present the now grown up Matti feels guilt for the death of his drug-addicted rock star friend Niila.

It is a region that feels less worthy and has no real national identity, since they speak neither perfect Swedish nor perfect Finnish and do not feel like real Swedes or Finns. The boys live in a small town called Vittula (means pussy-swamp, it was named this because so many children were born there).

When they first hear the Beatles single Rock and Roll Music, their lives change forever. The music intoxicates them and becomes a weapon with which Niila fights for independence from his tyrannically religious father and reaches for the idea of tangible freedom (climbing the Himalayas one day ). In Vittula playing music is not considered masculine, but finally when they are fifteen a new music teacher helps with their struggle.

Eventually the friends go separate ways, Matti is interested in girls and lets down Niila and the band. Niila never forgives Matti and says he cannot stand the intolerance and the nothingness of life in the north.

In the epilogue, Matti, who still lives in Vittula, carries the urn with Niila´s ashes up to the top of a mountain in the Himalayas. Matti learnt an important life lesson from Niila, that if you are brave and follow your heart you will finally reach the top.

Quote from: "black coffee"to the scandinavian guys - do you know the movie "Popular Music From Vittula"? its a swedish production and I think about watching it today.

Yeah, I know it but haven't seen it myself. What I've heard, it divides opinions quite a lot and some like it, some don't. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0314524/

Also, if you could get your hands on the finnish movie called "Vares: Private Eye", I'd recommend to see it. Though I don't know what non-finns would think of it...I think it's one of the best domestic movies lately.

I've been watching Monty Python's again...and I came to a conclusion that Life Of Brian is their best movie. Jolly good!

Just watched Land of the Dead.

Haha, fucking awesome.