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American Splendor (2003)

Wow. I can't believe it has taken me so long to see it.

B.B. King: The Life of Riley

May 28th at a theater near my house. I'll be there.

Harry Lime wrote:American Splendor (2003)

Wow. I can't believe it has taken me so long to see it.

were you the one who hates lost in translation?

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:American Splendor (2003)

Wow. I can't believe it has taken me so long to see it.

were you the one who hates lost in translation?

No. But when compared to the hyperbolic reactions when it first came out, I have to say I was a little underwhelmed.

anybody seen Bad Words? i'm considering hitting it up at the dollar theater

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:anybody seen Bad Words? i'm considering hitting it up at the dollar theater

I saw it and enjoyed it.

Debating whether I should see Locke.

Holy crap, Monuments Men was disappointing. Subject matter and cast were right in my wheelhouse, but Clooney ballsed it up.

The new Robocop, on the other hand, wasn't bad at all.

Dev wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:anybody seen Bad Words? i'm considering hitting it up at the dollar theater

I saw it and enjoyed it.

good enough for me....thanks

ABNorman wrote:Holy crap, Monuments Men was disappointing. Subject matter and cast were right in my wheelhouse, but Clooney ballsed it up.

The new Robocop, on the other hand, wasn't bad at all.

i agree with all of this post.

spike wrote:

ABNorman wrote:Holy crap, Monuments Men was disappointing. Subject matter and cast were right in my wheelhouse, but Clooney ballsed it up.

The new Robocop, on the other hand, wasn't bad at all.

i agree with all of this post.

the previews for robocop made it look like it would have ballsed

Alex wrote:

spike wrote:

ABNorman wrote:Holy crap, Monuments Men was disappointing. Subject matter and cast were right in my wheelhouse, but Clooney ballsed it up.

The new Robocop, on the other hand, wasn't bad at all.

i agree with all of this post.

the previews for robocop made it look like it would have ballsed

the second half is ballsed

spike wrote:

Alex wrote:

spike wrote:

ABNorman wrote:Holy crap, Monuments Men was disappointing. Subject matter and cast were right in my wheelhouse, but Clooney ballsed it up.

The new Robocop, on the other hand, wasn't bad at all.

i agree with all of this post.

the previews for robocop made it look like it would have ballsed

the second half is ballsed

i find it hard to believe samuel l jackson or gary oldman guilty of ballsing, so it must be something else

Robocop is ok until you remember the old one and how it does every single thing better and isn't hampered by a PG13 rating. Then you realize its a soulless Dark Knight ripoff with no Joker.

jorge: i enjoyed Lovers, but will admit it has a ton of problems. far from jarmusch's best.

Under the Skin is still the best new release i've seen this year

Just watched Prometheus...what a weird film. Hate being left with questions.

dimejinky99 wrote:Just watched Prometheus...what a weird film. Hate being left with questions.

For instance, why can't I differentiate this movie from either the Hobbit or Captain America?

Going to a couple of special screenings today: Woo-Suk Kang's Moss and Aldrich's Apache

Tomorrow I've finally got some time to actually pay attention and read subtitles for Stephen Chow's Journey to the West. I hope it's good. Shaolin Soccer was mind-blowing when I first saw it, and ever since then I've got diminishing returns from his stuff.