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ben freeman wrote:I am always arguing with stoners on how bored I was with this movie . You almost have to be a stoner/druggie to enjoy it, because honestly, as a movie it fucking sucks. No plot, 2 hours of people yelling, and trying to justify the coolness of acid and pills. The only way I can see anyone enjoying it is to be fucked up while watching it. I was bored out of my mind when I saw it initially. Almost as bad as "Inland Empire" but not that bad. Let the flame comense.

bandshell wrote:

ben freeman wrote:I am always arguing with stoners on how bored I was with this movie . You almost have to be a stoner/druggie to enjoy it, because honestly, as a movie it fucking sucks. No plot, 2 hours of people yelling, and trying to justify the coolness of acid and pills. The only way I can see anyone enjoying it is to be fucked up while watching it. I was bored out of my mind when I saw it initially. Almost as bad as "Inland Empire" but not that bad. Let the flame comense.

Meh, some people just get it some don't. It does aid your understanding if you've done drugs though.

It's a great film but the book is far superior.

vivace wrote:Who HASN'T seen it?

pikeymobile wrote:does cocaine make you hallucinate giant repitiles fucking?" etc etc

86. wrote:

pikeymobile wrote:does cocaine make you hallucinate giant repitiles fucking?" etc etc

loooooooooool

gnome wrote:Is it just me or does anyone think this film could have been better?

leftdub wrote:

gnome wrote:Is it just me or does anyone think this film could have been better?

Book > Film , As always.

bandshell wrote:

leftdub wrote:

gnome wrote:Is it just me or does anyone think this film could have been better?

Book > Film , As always.

not always

I put forward The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, Stand By Me, Apocalypse Now (the book and film are equally good, the film maybe edges it), High Fidelity, The Thing and Fight Club.

leftdub wrote:

bandshell wrote:

leftdub wrote:

gnome wrote:Is it just me or does anyone think this film could have been better?

Book > Film , As always.

not always

I put forward The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, Stand By Me, Apocalypse Now (the book and film are equally good, the film maybe edges it), High Fidelity, The Thing and Fight Club.

Touche

86. wrote:

leftdub wrote:

bandshell wrote:

leftdub wrote:

gnome wrote:Is it just me or does anyone think this film could have been better?

Book > Film , As always.

not always

I put forward The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, Stand By Me, Apocalypse Now (the book and film are equally good, the film maybe edges it), High Fidelity, The Thing and Fight Club.

Touche

is high fidelity the one where they work in a record shop?

limb wrote:I thought Diss worked for vice magazine? Did I dream that? Was that someone else? That place crawls with shit dull writers wanking off to their hilarious drug fuelled escapades. For example today's lead story:

http://www.viceland.com/wp/2009/10/when ... -to-drink/

Excessive drinking paired with art has always been deeply entrenched in any city’s culture. Berlin’s best proof is the cinematographic document Berlin Drinking Battle by Rolf S. Wolkenstein and Wolfgang Hogekamp. The film was made in 1989, just one night before the fall of the Berlin wall. Obviously, they managed to somehow document their benders on video (even if that was before the era of digital cameras) rather than being sensationalized as binge drinkers in the tabloids. We wanted to know how they got this show on the road and met up with Rolf S. Wolkenstein to have a sober little chat about schnapps and the 80s film scene.

ben freeman wrote:I am always arguing with stoners on how bored I was with this movie . You almost have to be a stoner/druggie to enjoy it, because honestly, as a movie it fucking sucks. No plot, 2 hours of people yelling, and trying to justify the coolness of acid and pills. The only way I can see anyone enjoying it is to be fucked up while watching it. I was bored out of my mind when I saw it initially. Almost as bad as "Inland Empire" but not that bad. Let the flame comense.

manillathrilla wrote:johnny depp and del toro are a great tagteam in the film also if you enjoyed this film you should check out "where the buffalo rome" its another excerpt of HST life

diss04 wrote: it's an interview with a film director, wank-head. (also, FYI - that was the LATEST story on Viceland, not the LEAD story )

bandshell wrote:[quote="86."}

is high fidelity the one where they work in a record shop?