What movies are you watching?

[makeshift]

A lynchian mindfuck

[Malloy]

[Malloy]

[Biff Pocoroba]

Blue is the Warmest Color.
A three hour talky, relationship based foriegn film? I liked it though with two scenes in particular really standing out: Adele & Emma first real meeting in a bar & the next to last scene between them in a restaurant. I particularly loved the way the first one was lit. They each have a dinner at the other's parents and it's interesing the way the two scenes compare & contrast. Various shades of blue pop up throughout and there's a couple Picasso references which even I picked up on. For a film about a young woman's sexual awakening her true sexuality is left unresolved.
No doubt there's plenty of stuff I didn't pick up on my initial viewing; I'd probably watch it again at some point.

[Harry Lime]

I'm never going to sit through that one again.

[Harry Lime]

I'm seeing Noah tonight. I know y'all will be eagerly awaiting what I think.

[Rangi Guy]

I'm seeing Noah tonight. I know y'all will be eagerly awaiting what I think.

Don't do it - it's shit!

[Dev]

it was ok maybe.

[BurtReynolds]

You remember all those shitty movies Bruce Willis made between Die Hard and Pulp Fiction? where he is all dark and mopey? I'm watching one of them. He's a boat cop in this one.

[BurtReynolds]

You remember all those shitty movies Bruce Willis made between Die Hard and Pulp Fiction? where he is all dark and mopey? I'm watching one of them. He's a boat cop in this one.

oh, it sucked.

[bada]

You remember all those shitty movies Bruce Willis made between Die Hard and Pulp Fiction? where he is all dark and mopey? I'm watching one of them. He's a boat cop in this one.

oh, it sucked.

Was the Sex in the City girl in that one?

[BurtReynolds]

You remember all those shitty movies Bruce Willis made between Die Hard and Pulp Fiction? where he is all dark and mopey? I'm watching one of them. He's a boat cop in this one.

oh, it sucked.

Was the Sex in the City girl in that one?

yup. She was the "hot" partner.

[Strat]

You remember all those shitty movies Bruce Willis made between Die Hard and Pulp Fiction? where he is all dark and mopey? I'm watching one of them. He's a boat cop in this one.

oh, it sucked.

Was the Sex in the City girl in that one?

yup. She was the "hot" partner.

Striking Distance. I loved that movie as a kid. Hey there little red riding hood....

[Malloy]

I'm never going to sit through that one again.

and it surprises neither of us that i love it

[Harry Lime]

I liked Noah a lot.

I don't know what some of the religiously devoted were complaining about, especially the Catholics. I thought Aronofsky, a confirmed atheist, gave a thoughtful & devoted interpretation of the biblical text.

Of course he took the liberty of embellishing parts of the story, but that's to be expected, especially given the nature of the story. Father Robert Barron describes my thoughts well on the issue:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slg8CPwyCAY

I love Crowe getting drunk on the beach with his freshly made wine. That looked like a fun time.

[darth_vedder]

Finally saw Dallas Buyers Club. Great film. American Hustle is up next.

[Jorge]

Milius. Pretty good.

[epilogue]

Watched The Big Lebowski again last night. Still fun.

[Dev]

i saw da new wes anderson. one of his better movies. although, I'm not sure i took anything from it.

[daft twat]

Django unchained

I enjoyed it. Christopher Waltz, especially. His voice reminds me of John Malkovich. The lynch mob bitching about their eye holes cracked me up. I do tire of Tarantino's style, though.