The Movie Topic (films recently watched, general discussion, etc)

[emotivelotion]

i just watched "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer"

from the beginning on i kind of watched it like an antithesis to a super hero movie. a super-villian movie so to say.
a guy with a superior sense of smell and a broken mind wants to safe the smell of beautiful, virgin women forever and creates a parfum out of women that he has to kill.

i think some of you know the novel or the movie. i like the different setting. not the typical new york gangster who kills with a sniper rifle or something.

im asking myself who he was able to kill al those virgins if their smell in a parfum was able to apeace all people around him that actually wanted to slaughter him.

one explanation could be: due to his education he was not able to feel any love at all.

and y did everyone died that he left (his mother, the women of the orphanage, the tanner, the parfum creator) he did not kill them but they all died when jean-baptiste left them. what the meaning of this motive?

maybe someone can answer my questions here?

i think that was told somewhere in the book, but it seems that tragedy happens when he leaves people who tried to take advantage of him in different ways

[Battle-Axe]

I watched Babylon AD tonight and it was a decent film and all, but I got a bit confused about why exactly Toorop was taking Aurora to New York... though 3 people decided to text me so I did get a bit distracted.

Going watching Pineapple Express, Somers Town or Rocknrolla tomorrow probably.

[deafnotes]

i saw frailty.... god damn it. its fiction film lol

[theis]

tonight:

american beauty
aliens

both perfect 10/10.

[emotivelotion]

AB is on my top, so kudos lawl

[Battle-Axe]

I watched Pineapple Express yesterday and I thought it was pretty cool :]

I saw a poster for Quarantine while I was at the cinema so it's not long til it's out I guess. I don't think it'll be as good as [REC] but I'll probably end up going to watch it.

[defskull]

I saw Burn After Reading on Friday and loved it.   Coen brothers are at their best when they do the comedy.

[bright lights, big city]

im gonna see that this weekend. is it anywhere near as funny as big lebowski??

[defskull]

I think so.  It reminded me of Big Lebowski in the sense of average people getting involved in something way over their heads and watching the hilarity that ensues.

[wither-I]

are you sure burn after reading is good.

because im really tired of seeing bad movies (or movies that dont live up to their promise)

[theis]

just saw:

things to do in denver when you're dead
ghost world

both great movies.

[lostpilot]

yeah, Ghost World is really good.
which reminds me I have to watch it again some day

[bright lights, big city]

just saw: Shopgirl and Fight Club (obviously, a classic)
Shopgirl had Steve Martin and Jason Schwartzman in it, but yuck, aside from a few funny awkward moments, it just wasn't good.

[lostpilot]

watching Inland Empire tonight.
get ready for the awkward bunnies

[oldgentlovecraft]

Watched Bruiser for the 50th time last night.  Like Falling Down with a normal guy.

[bright lights, big city]

both of those are great flix!

[oldgentlovecraft]

Yeah, can't go wrong with Romero and Falling Down is just awesome. 

[bright lights, big city]

I saw Burn After Reading, very enjoyable, especially if you're a fan of the Coen Bros.

Brad Pitt and everyone overall was great, but the best scenes were with J.K. Simmons ( http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0799777/ ) everything that guy is in is amazing.

One of the best lines came at the beginning of the movie "You're a fucking Mormon. Next to you we all have a drinking problem"

[defskull]

What the fuck? I have a drinking problem!? What the fuck!?!?

[Penicks]

Awake

Hayden Christensen simply cannot act.