What's the last movie you rented?
Tonight: Cowboy Bebop: The Movie.
While recording the encore presentation of last Sunday's "Grey's Anatomy".
Multi-tasking 
.jpg "Dr.Jekyll8Mr.Hyde's picture")
[URL=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0172632/]Joe Gould's Secret [/URL]
(Recommend this, it shows how one man survives poverty through his delusions. But if you have ragged nerves take a sedative. Joe Goul’s character is very abrasive.)
[IMG]http://ia.imdb.com/media/imdb/01/I/08/57/02m.jpg[/IMG]
[URL=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0290145/]Blue Car[/URL]
(horribly sick depressing. If you like stories abut human perseverance check it out. But made me sink like a wet evaporating breadcrumb.)
[IMG]http://ia.imdb.com/media/imdb/01/I/13/32/63m.jpg[/IMG]
[URL=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0285727/]
Milwakee, Minnesota [/URL]
(Saw this last night. Good save for Alison Folland & Randy Quaid’s overacting)
[IMG]http://ia.imdb.com/media/imdb/01/I/14/61/29m.jpg[/IMG]
Skeleton Key......what an ending!
[IMG]http://www.chuckpalahniuk.net/fan/workshop/topdogs/Mark_Grover_Junior_copy_editor.gif[/IMG]
Rize-I'm big on krumping
Ugetsu - wonderful
Le Samourai - Haven't watched it yet.
The Constant Gardener - loved it.
[CENTER]Simple Logic is Wasted on Simple Minds.[/CENTER]
I'm going to see "Freedomland" tonight at a pre-screening. It opens tomorrow night in theatres. Looks good!
"Fight Club" is my alltime fave though...
Amadeus - I had seen it a longtime ago and decided that in Mozart year I should see it again but I didn't like it at all. He was portrait like a freak, like a loser freak and I hated that because I don't think he was like that. But the girl, his wife, was hott!
That's funny b/c the last movie I rented was also Amadeus and I loved it!
To each his own I guess...
Disappointed in the bland portrayal of an architect that was a real nomad.
The documentary was made by his illegitimate son.
[URL=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0373175/]My Architect[/URL]
[IMG]http://cdn.channel.aol.com/amgvideo/video/cov120/drv800/v882/v88267ocyy7.jpg[/IMG]
Wong Kar Wai's 2046.
Brilliant movie.
Just watched Eros a few days ago as well, which features a Wong Kar Wai story. It was the only one of the three I liked.
Just received Zeiram 2 from netflix,
and the entire Season 1 Muppet Show
[SIGPIC][IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h53/McMuddle/song-of-south.jpg[/IMG][/SIGPIC]
just got Kalifornia, Natural Born Killers, and Trainspotting from netflix.
I watched Kalifornia earlier this week.
I just got three from Netflix:
Mr.and Mrs. smith
Carlito's Way
Cold Mountain
Silence of the lambs, but it's been sitting on my desk for a week now. I didn't really want to watch it but it was at the top of my netflix list and i forgot arrange the list after I sent back "The Salton Sea" which was good in an amateur director kind of way.
Now i have to watch Silence, but I just don't really feel up to it.
[I]Fuck not with Rocketman [/I]
[QUOTE=Hingdai]Silence of the lambs, but it's been sitting on my desk for a week now. I didn't really want to watch it but it was at the top of my netflix list and i forgot arrange the list after I sent back "The Salton Sea" which was good in an amateur director kind of way.
Now i have to watch Silence, but I just don't really feel up to it.[/QUOTE]
blasphemy
Mulholland Dr.
holy fuck, Lynch is a master!!!
schindler's list
spielberg is totally bias... you can tell he's rooting for the jews the whole movie...
antes ser rico e saudavel do que pobre e doente
Exorcist. I am excited about watching it. I have never seen it before.
[URL=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0044741/]Ikiru[/URL] 1952, Akira Kurosawa
[URL=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364569/]Oldboy[/URL] 2003, Chan-wook Park
[SIGPIC][IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h53/McMuddle/song-of-south.jpg[/IMG][/SIGPIC]
"A Clockwork Orange"
1st time seeing The Exorcist, eh? Next to Fight Club it's my favorite alltime movie.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - pretty good. Worth a watch to see Robert Downey Jr doing his thing. I'm almost ashamed to admit I found The 40 Year Old Virgin funny too. The Constant Gardener is next on the list.
The Squid and The Whale; eccentric intellectual family living in Brooklyn during the 80s. so freaking good.
I don't remeber it was long ago... I think I should go and see what new they have ... Wait here for a moment I will be back soon... ( you can hear a sound of closeing doors)
Because there is nothing over the rainbow… - http://theunsunnyvalley.wordpress.com
[QUOTE=Popcultjunkie]The Squid and The Whale; eccentric intellectual family living in Brooklyn during the 80s. so freaking good.[/QUOTE]
I almost picked this up today.
Instead I grabbed:
Capote - Saw it on the big screen. Felt it need another look see.
History of Vilence
Derailed - I know it won't be any good. I just know it.
Happy Endings
[CENTER]Simple Logic is Wasted on Simple Minds.[/CENTER]
[B]Only angels have wings[/B] (Hawks) : Excellent aviation movie, Cary Grant at his best, Richard Bartholmess is an actor that begs to be rediscovered. And who could hate a Howard Hawks film ?
Next in line : [B]The three musketeers[/B] (Richard Lester)
Bed and Board
Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room - Very interesting.
History of Violence
Walk the Line
Constant Gardener
all excellent
The Exorcist. What a fucking hilarious movie. I got a great laugh out of it before falling asleep half way through. Sorry, fanboys.
Bullets Over Broadway
Last Days
Matewan
capote
the ref
both lovely films.
Oliver Twist, the Polanski one, I thought it was pretty awesome viewing.
I also got Pieces Of April which wasn't half as bad as I thought it would be when I read the synopsis. Still not fab or anything, but totally watchable.
Today I got Ghost In The Shell, Extras and Tarnation.
Tarnation seems like it could either be really interesting or really boring, apparently it's a set of home videos of a guy growing up with mentally ill parents and realising that he's gay.
!
[QUOTE=mikandrewz]
Tarnation seems like it could either be really interesting or really boring, apparently it's a set of home videos of a guy growing up with mentally ill parents and realising that he's gay.[/QUOTE]
I think it's very impressive.
[URL=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0278731/]Spider[/URL]
Dennis Clegg is in his thirties and lives in a halfway house for the mentally ill in London. Dennis, nicknamed "Spider" by his mother has been institutionalized with acute schizophrenia for some 20 years. He has never truly recovered, however, and as the story progresses we vicariously experience his increasingly fragile grip on reality.
[SIGPIC][IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h53/McMuddle/song-of-south.jpg[/IMG][/SIGPIC]
[QUOTE=Riddlegimp]I think it's very impressive.[/QUOTE]
Cool, I might watch it tonight while my girlfriend is asleep next to me, snoring like a warthog.
I'm not actually renting it but I should also be getting Ask The Dust sometime today or tomorrow. I'm really not sure what to expect from a film adaptation of one of my favourite books, I'm not setting my hopes too high.
!
Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
I hadn't rented anything since the Y2K days. I get them from the library for free, and for longer. But the library only has Fast Tmes on VHS, and Mo stuffed apples in that machine, so I rented the DVD.
When we call soccer 'football' the terrorists have won.
training day....and before that; magnolia, 9 1/2 weeks, and the salton sea
If you count the library, where I don't pay a 'rental' fee, 'Beautiful Mind.'
When we call soccer 'football' the terrorists have won.
Fast Times at Ridgemount High... my dad rented it for me and my sister when I was a teenager. Yes, my dad. I don't think he had any idea what was in it.
Beautiful Mind - fabulous movie. I own the vhs.
Eddie Murphy raw - I have the DVD but haven't watched it yet.
I also have my ex boss's funeral service on dvd... which I also haven't yet watched. Don't ask. I'm in show biz. They tape everything.
My Dad's surprise was taking me and a couple of mates to 'Arthur.'
Keep in mind, drinking and prostitution are pretty bad in my Dad's world, but being rich is worse...
When we call soccer 'football' the terrorists have won.
The Constant Gardener
The last movie I rented was the Aristocrats. If you are a fan of comedy, then this documentary is definitely a must see.
The Squid and the Whale -- which was weird, kind of like The Royal Tenenbaums, but with all the humor sucked out, used to brew a pot of coffee, left on the burner for eight hours, and then what was left was poured back in -- and Clue, which is a classic.
"...human speech is like a cracked tin kettle, on which we hammer out tunes to make bears dance when we long to move the stars."
i just rented [I]Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang[/I]. Damn what an amusing movie.
I got (from the library) A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More.
[QUOTE=marsjams13]i just rented [I]Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang[/I]. Damn what an amusing movie.[/QUOTE]
I just clicked this thread to say basically the same thing. I think it was very well done, and damn funny.
I have that. I think it's okay, better than 21 Grams.
!