Movies and TV

[Mudcat]

Here's who does not jump out at me as someone I am really anxious to see in this:

Charlotte Gainsbourg

 

[kato]

 

[Matty]

She's not all bad, but yeah no.

Olivia Wilde.

Jessica Biel.

Heavy petting and kissing.

Common. Here are my $17.

 

[Mudcat]

Worth keeping in mind that this is Lars Von Trier and he is probably less focused on having appealing wankable sex as having very uncomfortable sex where he can congratulate himself for its artsiness.

 

[Matty]

When I grow up I wanna do like Vincent Gallo and write movies in which the lead actress suddenly kneels down, sucks me off then swallows my load.

In the name of art.



http://gargonsrevenge.blogspot.ca/2012/06/brown-bunny-vicent-gallo-2004.html

 

[Blitty]

How has the load swallowing been working out in your own life, Matthew?

 

[Matty]

I've always been a spitter blitterballs.

 

[Blitty]

Lol. You told us last year that the GF was being resistant. Did you convince her otherwise?

 

[Matty]

Getting her drunk is all that is needed.

 

[Blitty]

Excellent

 

[rjt721]

Thread took an interesting turn.

 

[Mudcat]

Mulholland Drive (2001) - Took another look at this. I find it to be a very good movie that turns kind of goofy. I have read theories trying to reconcile the shift in gears that takes place - people want to make sense of it by saying the first part is someone's dream.

Unfortunately I buy that. Although it bore no particular resemblance to a dream, given what happens later, I suspect that was David Lynch's intention. Which is crappy IMO. I find dreams to be the ultimate lazy dramatic device. If I thought he was just being weird-for-the-sake-of-weird and it was just some fun artsy claptrap, I would like that better.

The dream thing, I find stupid.

But I don't really know. I haven't gone looking for any comments from Lynch.

But I enjoyed watching the movie for the most part. 7 out of 10. Could have been higher but plunged a bit as it wound down.

 

[stevek173]

Randomly ran into Rampage in a Redbox, told Cami "Woody Harrelson as a corrupt asshole? I'm in." After watching the trailer I'm pretty stoked!

 

[Bread]

Samsara, The Strangers, Derailed, Street Fighter and Stranger Than Fiction.

All excellent recent views.

Off The Black, Heidi Fleiss documentary, Death Row, Sordid Lives, Blood Creek, The Darwin Awards and Against the Dark.

All recent blahs/flops/whatevers.

Watched third episode of Sons of Anarchy. Sucking me in a bit more.

 

[stevek173]

I thought Derailed was a great movie.

 

[RayRay]

season premier of American Horror Story was decent...i like watching demented people in charge of shit

 

[Mudcat]

The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) - Best Picture Oscar Winner for that year defeating, among others, It's a Wonderful Life.

Good old movie. Weak title. Like so many movies of that era, the acting is very inconsistent. It has a few unintentional laugh-out-loud hammy moments , but what the hell. It also has Theresa Wright who was IMO the hottest piece of 1940's ass out there.

Nice story about men coming home from the war and trying to pick up the pieces in differing circumstances. Real life double amputee (i.e. hooks instead of hands) Harold Russell won the Supporting Actor Oscar. A lot of it seems downright cornball now but I suspect parts of it were edgy in its time.

7.1 out of 10.



Wanna go back in time and do her:

 

[wal66]

Movie reviews on Football Saturday, must be a Canadian thing.