TV's Frink said:
Sorry, you're fine too.
JEDIT: Come to think of it, Future Neg is kind of a dick.
Future Neg is a dick because of all the loose ends Past Neg has left for him.
Either myself or Future Neg better make that list! Don't make me start my own "List of TV's Frink members that are dead to me" thread.
Warb, please disregard our regardings.
And slap yourself in the face some more.
darth_ender said:
Anyone want to share their preference between the competing films?
Ok, of all the films listed so far that I've seen, here are my preferences and a short little string of words for each.
EdTV vs The Truman Show. Truman Show is a masterpiece! EdTV is goofy dumb.
Armageddon vs Deep Impact. Deep Impact cuz Morgan Freeman. And the guy who played the "Black Head of the CIA".
The Prestige vs The Illusionist. While I did really like The Illusionist, it was The Prestige that kept me thinking and rewatching.
White House Down vs Olympus Has Fallen. I barely remember either, but I remember White House Down more.
Platoon vs Full Metal Jacket. I don't think these really fit. Sure, they're both Vietnam flicks that came out around the same time. But they're very different and I never felt they were "competing". Well ok, maybe because Platoon had just won the Oscars, Full Metal Jacket was ignored, but whatevs. Anyway, FMJ wins it for me.
The Losers vs The A-Team. I liked The Losers more, but I barely remember either.
A Bug's Life vs Antz. Pixar > Woody All-ant.
Shrek vs. Monsters Inc. Pixar > Dreamworks.
Maybe he's adverse to steady fluid camera movements that allow you to see what happens without motion blur.
If an OTcon did happen in conjunction with SW Celebration '15, I'd totally go. It's a 7 hour drive, or a 1 hour flight.
Dead Poets Society. Followed by Good Morning, Vietnam. Last one for today will be What Dreams May Come.
It's hip 2 b square.
Don't let him know, but this guy secretly terrifies me.
HE HASN'T BEEN THE SAME SINCE HE LOST HIMSELF TO DANCE.
Guardians of the Galaxy - A whole lot of fun, first-rate comic book action. 4/5
*sneeze*
I regard it highly.
I'd make him overall pinker in hue.
Maybe the MP3 is steaming hot. Like fire.
Alien Abduction Incident in Lake County (1998)
It's easy to tell this is a cheap TV movie, but the techniques were smart. Filmed as a found-footage style documentary, a kid records (onto VHS!) a family dinner-turned-alien-abduction. The acting was terrible, the story slow. But them special effects sure were funny.
2/5
Ryan McAvoy said:
Jaitea said:
Sith is just an anagram
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hits?
Isht(ar).
doubleofive said:
A friend of mine made an awesome video comparing Ghostbusters 1 & 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=visU7d1YZmE
Perhaps you're familiar with him/her*?
Oh man, I was a closeted Ghostbusters II apologist... until I watched this video. Wow that movie is sloppy as hell. Was still fun to watch it as a kid, so I can't hate it.
"Angry White Boy Polka" by Weird Al Yankovic
Wow, there's an influx of signatures lately.
7,252 have signed the OTpetitioon. XDD
Oopsie poopsies I been fawgetting to updaet threed.
7,245 have signed Petition of OT, The.
Shock Treatment. This may not be anywhere near as great as Rocky Horror Picture Show but it's fun and twisted. I listen to this soundtrack maybe as often as RHPS.
Wayne's World 2. I can see how it gets hate for being too wacky and relying more on bit-jokes (Jurassic Park, fight sequence). But man does it have some really brilliant moments (traveling to London montage, "Can I still be Garth?").
DominicCobb said:
Neglify said:
DominicCobb said:
And Then There Were None (1945) - I haven't posted my LMS in awhile, thought I'd pick it back up. Has anyone else seen this film? It is great. A
Yes! I absolutely love that movie. Have you read the play?
I have not, I was unfamiliar with the story until the movie came on TCM a few days ago. Isn't there a book too? By Agatha Christie? I'll have to check them out.
Ah yes, good ole "Ten Little Niggers". Somehow I forgot about that book's existence.
^
TV's Frink said:
The Human Centipede II: Full Sequence (2011)
I have no words and no rating.
You're a stronger man that I am. I could barely get through the first one.
DominicCobb said:
And Then There Were None (1945) - I haven't posted my LMS in awhile, thought I'd pick it back up. Has anyone else seen this film? It is great. A
Yes! I absolutely love that movie. Have you read the play?
