Red Mosquito

turned2black wrote:

malice wrote:will someone explain whatever the opposite of a chick-flick is, pls?

Total garbage.

my date loved that movie.

my friend thought it was a romance at first, because it stars George Clooney and Sandra Bullock. Not exactly disaster movie names.

I'd really like to post a version of monty python's men song here, but can't find one worth including.

The dialogue and music were pretty bad yeah. But Cuarón is a magnificent director. He remind me of Kubrick sometimes.

VinylGuy wrote:The dialogue and music were pretty bad yeah. But Cuarón is a magnificent director. He remind me of Kubrick sometimes.

i wasnt crazy about the score either, but I loved the use of silence.

BurtReynolds wrote:my friend thought it was a romance at first, because it stars George Clooney and Sandra Bullock. Not exactly disaster movie names.

Give me some Bill Paxton & Helen Hunt!

This movie was about the beautiful and harsh reality (for the most part) of space, and the human will to die or survive. It has nothing to do about a mother that lost her child. Chick-flick never crossed my mind.

It's about Clooney's alcoholism. You guys just don't get it.

pnjguy wrote:This movie was about the beautiful and harsh reality (for the most part) of space, and the human will to die or survive. It has nothing to do about a mother that lost her child. Chick-flick never crossed my mind.

you must not possess as highly an evolved sensibility about chick flicks as snd

Harry Lime wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:my friend thought it was a romance at first, because it stars George Clooney and Sandra Bullock. Not exactly disaster movie names.

Give me some Bill Paxton & Helen Hunt!

To be fair, my friend is an idiot.

Malloy wrote:isn't it a total fucking bummer that people still equate narratives that privilege women and motherhood with being un-epic. jesus christ bros

My issue not yours but I hate the concept of privilege and the way it's used. I find it so victimizing and absolutely non-contextual.

Of course.

I liked it, more than my wife too. Chick flick my ass!

I can't imagine liking a movie more than I like my wife. That's pretty weird.

Yeah well you never met my wife!

Fuzzy_Dunlop wrote:I liked it, more than my wife too. Chick flick my ass!

Are you insinuating that a real man can't like a chick flick?

Malloy wrote:isn't it a total fucking bummer that people still equate narratives that privilege women and motherhood with being un-epic. jesus christ bros

Listen, I consider Mary's conception of Jesus to be pretty fucking epic. So leave Christ out of it.

Fuzzy_Dunlop wrote:

Yeah well you never met my wife!

I like you. You can stay.

Harry Lime wrote:

Malloy wrote:isn't it a total fucking bummer that people still equate narratives that privilege women and motherhood with being un-epic. jesus christ bros

Listen, I consider Mary's conception of Jesus to be pretty fucking epic. So leave Christ out of it.

you mean unfucking, right?

malice wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:

Malloy wrote:isn't it a total fucking bummer that people still equate narratives that privilege women and motherhood with being un-epic. jesus christ bros

Listen, I consider Mary's conception of Jesus to be pretty fucking epic. So leave Christ out of it.

you mean unfucking, right?

ahaha, oh malice. That's good.