Hilarious:

 

The cretins rule in “Alpha Dog,” which has much the same entertainment value you get from watching monkeys fling scat at one another in a zoo or reading the latest issue of Star magazine.

My Top Ten Movies of 2006:

 

10. United 93

9. Little Miss Sunshine

8. Half Nelson

7. Casino Royale

6. Pan's Labyrinth

5. Monster House

4. The Queen

3. Notes on a Scandal

2. Flags of Our Fathers/Letters From Iwo Jima

1. The Departed

 

"Pan's Labryinth" should have been edited to PG-13.

I saw the review said "R", and thought to myself that basically it will be the film's kiss of death in the box office.

 

I mean, why have a "fairy tale" rated R?

 

It's not rare or weird in Europe. That's the film's primary audience, not here.

 

 

and any top 10 list without Borat lacks credibility.

I saw United 93 a few days ago, it was good...........but I really don't think I needed to see a movie about that right now.

Hilarious:

 

The cretins rule in “Alpha Dog,” which has much the same entertainment value you get from watching monkeys fling scat at one another in a zoo or reading the latest issue of Star magazine.

 

 

Did you see it Soxy?

I still think the domino scene from V for Vendetta is one of the best in cinematic history. Such a powerful movie.

Edited January 14, 200719 yr by SoxFan1

Saw "A night at the Mueseum" over the weekend. I liked it better than I thought I would. It was a little predictable and cheesey at parts, but still a nice rental IMO.

Recent DVD purchases:

Kicking and Screaming (baumbach, criterion co.)

Being There (wanted to see this forever, loved the book, amazed at how well Sellers brought it to life on screen!)

Masculin Feminin (Godard, Criterion Co. - still haven't seen)

So, who is ready for Lynch's latest?

 

http://www.inlandempirecinema.com/

Alpha Dog was awful.The worst scene was laughable,Sharon Stone in a fat suit trying to act like she lost her mind.Just about a bunch of teens smoking weed and dropping F bombs.If it wasnt a true story and a tragedy it goes straight to DVD.

Alpha Dog was awful.The worst scene was laughable,Sharon Stone in a fat suit trying to act like she lost her mind.Just about a bunch of teens smoking weed and dropping F bombs.If it wasnt a true story and a tragedy it goes straight to DVD.

 

 

 

Thanks for the review.

Anyone else see Children of Men? One of the best movies I've seen put out in a while.

 

Edit: oops. I keep saying "City of Men" or "Children of God" when referring to this movie.

Edited January 18, 200719 yr by StrangeSox

Anyone else see Children of God? One of the best movies I've seen put out in a while.

 

God, Men, what's the diff right?

I thought Lucky # Slevin was a very good flick. I also liked the Illusionist as well.

Edited January 18, 200719 yr by EvilJester99

Anyone else see Children of Men? One of the best movies I've seen put out in a while.

 

Edit: oops. I keep saying "City of Men" or "Children of God" when referring to this movie.

 

One of the best movies I've seen in YEARS. f***ing amazing. Naturalistic sc-fi. Who knew? That better get nominated for Cinematography.

"The Descent" is the greatest horrow movie of all-time. Period.

"The Descent" is the greatest horrow movie of all-time. Period.

Yeah, I've heard great things about it, but the trailer looked awful. It's good, huh?

"The Descent" is the greatest horrow movie of all-time. Period.

 

 

Yeah, I've heard great things about it, but the trailer looked awful. It's good, huh?

 

Hot babes eaten raw like sushi.

 

Where's the downside?

 

"The Descent" is the greatest horrow movie of all-time. Period.

 

It was good, but I think Halloween, Dawn of the Dead, Psycho, Audition, Alien, The Shining, The Thing, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Rosemary's Baby, The Omen, Nightmare on Elm Street, Suspiria, Poltergeist, Jaws and The Exorcist might have a say about your claim.

Hell, even Evil Dead can sneak in there.

"The Descent" is the greatest horrow movie of all-time. Period.

 

I don't think so, my friend. It was decent. But nothing tops Saw. And has anybody seen the "Hitcher" yet? I'm gonna go check it out in a couple hours.

 

Yeah, I've heard great things about it, but the trailer looked awful. It's good, huh?

 

The monsters get handled by women. That's a no no for me. Sorry Steff.

 

It was good, but I think Halloween, Dawn of the Dead, Psycho, Audition, Alien, The Shining, The Thing, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Rosemary's Baby, The Omen, Nightmare on Elm Street, Suspiria, Poltergeist, Jaws and The Exorcist might have a say about your claim.

 

Where's Saw? And when you say Dawn of the Dead please tell me you mean the original. The new one was f***ing terrible.

I don't think so, my friend. It was decent. But nothing tops Saw.

Even though the series is one of my personal favorites:

The Descent>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Saw

 

In every way, shape, and form.

Yeah Saw is way overated, and all the flaws in the guys genious(i prob spelled that wrong) plan kind of irritate me.

I don't think so, my friend. It was decent. But nothing tops Saw. And has anybody seen the "Hitcher" yet? I'm gonna go check it out in a couple hours.

The monsters get handled by women. That's a no no for me. Sorry Steff.

Where's Saw? And when you say Dawn of the Dead please tell me you mean the original. The new one was f***ing terrible.

 

Of course the original...no question!

 

BTW, speaking of "originals"...check the original "The Hitcher" with Rutger Hauer! Intense, horrifying and Scary. It should have been on my list.

Of course the original...no question!

 

BTW, speaking of "originals"...check the original "The Hitcher" with Rutger Hauer! Intense, horrifying and Scary. It should have been on my list.

I refuse to see the remake out of respect for the original, 'The Hitcher' is one of the first movies of its kind that I ever saw. The seen at the end with the semis was just insane, I probably shouldn't have seen it as an 8 year old.