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gyro11:18 UTC26 Jan 2009

Between Wed-Fri, I reckon I can see 2 or 3, maybe 4 movies that will be my choice as the missus won't be there.

All I can think of is maybe In Bruges.

What can YOU suggest ?

Satan_Claus19:40 UTC26 Jan 2009

I saw In Bruges last week in Chile (after local cinemas in O-slow, No-way decided against showing it there) and it's a very strange film, part comedy and partly quite violent. All in all an interesting flick.

gyro20:46 UTC26 Jan 2009

Yeah, I think I'll give it a go.

tzarine22:47 UTC27 Jan 2009

All about Lili Chouchou
Last Life in the Universe
2046

marle17:25 UTC28 Jan 2009

Saw JCVD recently and really liked it.

klaush18:46 UTC28 Jan 2009

Baader-Meinhof Komplex

ria01:47 UTC29 Jan 2009

I loved "In Bruges" absolutely hilarious black humour.

gyro01:57 UTC29 Jan 2009

In Bruges will definitely be tomorrow. I actually surprised myself tonight by sitting through, and quite enjoying, Sweeny Todd.

Satan_Claus13:42 UTC29 Jan 2009

Sweeney Todd was great, although it wasn't at all what I'd expected! In the beginning I thought "oh no, it's a musical!" yet after a while I found myself enjoying it thoroughly!

doggybisquetts21:01 UTC30 Jan 2009

check out OldBoy
its a Korean film, lots of crazy counter inteligence stuff in there

gyro21:04 UTC30 Jan 2009

My reaction was pretty much the same as 8. It looks fabulous, typical Tim Burton, although I'd still have preferred it NOT to have been a musical. Couldnm't get In Bruges, so now watching Into The Wild....

ria02:00 UTC31 Jan 2009

"Into the wild" is great!

I love "Oldboy" but it's a far cry from ST!

orangutan04:07 UTC31 Jan 2009

op, try the visitors

gyro10:25 UTC31 Jan 2009

Yeah, I liked Into The Wild. I think your opinion of him may differ depending on if you're a parent or not though. At times, I found his sisters monologue a bit too much and a bit wordy, but a good flick nonetheless. Most of the scenery is what I hope America is really like.

doggybisquetts16:32 UTC31 Jan 2009

what is ST
oh, ok Sweeny Todd, good movie
Into the Wild was a good flick also
who never thought about doing what this kid did, he just had the nuggets to do it(I guess there are tons of hippies who actually have done this, but hippies are social animals and this guy was pretty anti social)

doggybisquetts16:34 UTC31 Jan 2009

never mind, not anti social, scared of woman(which is the root cause to his probs), thats what I ment

The Smiths Girl Afraid comes to mind

gyro19:52 UTC31 Jan 2009

this guy was pretty anti social

I dunno, he seemed to get along amaaaazingly well with everybody he met in the film ..

gyro19:55 UTC31 Jan 2009

Scared of woman ? Is that something you know, or just assumed from the film ?

doggybisquetts22:32 UTC31 Jan 2009

his hippy friends the man and woman, I kind of got the impression that he had a problem with woman, not as friends, as lovers

its been a while since Ive seen the film, but thats what I remember taking away from the film

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gyro11:18 UTC26 Jan 2009	Between Wed-Fri, I reckon I can see 2 or 3, maybe 4 movies that will be my choice as the missus won't be there. All I can think of is maybe In Bruges. What can YOU suggest ?
Satan_Claus19:40 UTC26 Jan 2009	I saw In Bruges last week in Chile (after local cinemas in O-slow, No-way decided against showing it there) and it's a very strange film, part comedy and partly quite violent. All in all an interesting flick.	1
gyro20:46 UTC26 Jan 2009	Yeah, I think I'll give it a go.	2
tzarine22:47 UTC27 Jan 2009	All about Lili Chouchou Last Life in the Universe 2046	3
marle17:25 UTC28 Jan 2009	Saw JCVD recently and really liked it.	4
klaush18:46 UTC28 Jan 2009	Baader-Meinhof Komplex	5
ria01:47 UTC29 Jan 2009	I loved "In Bruges" absolutely hilarious black humour.	6
gyro01:57 UTC29 Jan 2009	In Bruges will definitely be tomorrow. I actually surprised myself tonight by sitting through, and quite enjoying, Sweeny Todd.	7
Satan_Claus13:42 UTC29 Jan 2009	Sweeney Todd was great, although it wasn't at all what I'd expected! In the beginning I thought "oh no, it's a musical!" yet after a while I found myself enjoying it thoroughly!	8
doggybisquetts21:01 UTC30 Jan 2009	check out OldBoy its a Korean film, lots of crazy counter inteligence stuff in there	9
gyro21:04 UTC30 Jan 2009	My reaction was pretty much the same as 8. It looks fabulous, typical Tim Burton, although I'd still have preferred it NOT to have been a musical. Couldnm't get In Bruges, so now watching Into The Wild....	10
ria02:00 UTC31 Jan 2009	"Into the wild" is great! I love "Oldboy" but it's a far cry from ST!	11
orangutan04:07 UTC31 Jan 2009	op, try the visitors	12
gyro10:25 UTC31 Jan 2009	Yeah, I liked Into The Wild. I think your opinion of him may differ depending on if you're a parent or not though. At times, I found his sisters monologue a bit too much and a bit wordy, but a good flick nonetheless. Most of the scenery is what I hope America is really like.	13
doggybisquetts16:32 UTC31 Jan 2009	what is ST oh, ok Sweeny Todd, good movie Into the Wild was a good flick also who never thought about doing what this kid did, he just had the nuggets to do it(I guess there are tons of hippies who actually have done this, but hippies are social animals and this guy was pretty anti social)	14
doggybisquetts16:34 UTC31 Jan 2009	never mind, not anti social, scared of woman(which is the root cause to his probs), thats what I ment The Smiths Girl Afraid comes to mind	15
gyro19:52 UTC31 Jan 2009	this guy was pretty anti social I dunno, he seemed to get along amaaaazingly well with everybody he met in the film ..	16
gyro19:55 UTC31 Jan 2009	Scared of woman ? Is that something you know, or just assumed from the film ?	17
doggybisquetts22:32 UTC31 Jan 2009	his hippy friends the man and woman, I kind of got the impression that he had a problem with woman, not as friends, as lovers its been a while since Ive seen the film, but thats what I remember taking away from the film	18

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