Secret Ninja Movie Club (aka what have you watched lately)

[wormcode]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/e ... d_film.jpg Jeff Bridges vs. domestic terrorists

Liked this one quite a bit. I rarely hear it mentioned which is a shame.

Yeah, I've always been a fan as well. Robbins' performance is proper creepy.
Was jokes seeing three terrorist/bomb films one after the other though

Arlington Road is a great film! I agree, it's far too slept on. Blown Away is also a really well done film, minus Tommy Lee Jones' bad oirish accent. Quality performances.

[AllNightDayDream]

Saw "Jiro Dreams of Sushi"
9/10

Possibly one of the most enjoyable documentaries I have ever seen, if not the most

[kingldub]

Jeff Bridges vs. domestic terrorists

Liked this one quite a bit. I rarely hear it mentioned which is a shame.

Yeah, I've always been a fan as well. Robbins' performance is proper creepy.


Was jokes seeing three terrorist/bomb films one after the other though

Robbins has been in some great movies over the years actually.

[Shum]

Saw "Jiro Dreams of Sushi"
9/10

Possibly one of the most enjoyable documentaries I have ever seen, if not the most

+1

I saw this a few months back at a local film festival, a charming little documentary.

[Basstronomer]

Arlington Road is a sick film!
I need to check this sushi doc

[AntlionUK]

Watched Capitalism: A Love Story, definitely worth a watch even if you aren't into economics and that (I'm not, but it was enjoyable). Trying to get Sicko (PM me yeah) but struggling.

Also looking for literally any good documentaries you lot can recommend, seen The Cove and it was class. Recommend me any subject matter documentary

the bridge
capturing the friedmans
deliver us from evil
the mark of cain

[Liam92]

Watched Capitalism: A Love Story, definitely worth a watch even if you aren't into economics and that (I'm not, but it was enjoyable). Trying to get Sicko (PM me yeah) but struggling.

Also looking for literally any good documentaries you lot can recommend, seen The Cove and it was class. Recommend me any subject matter documentary

The King of Kong

[parson]

this was pretty good

[firky]

Seen it a dozern times already but it is one of the best films ever made. WWII, birds, love and shit.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050634/

8.1/10 on IMDB if anyone cares for their ratings.

[say_whut]

Watched Capitalism: A Love Story, definitely worth a watch even if you aren't into economics and that (I'm not, but it was enjoyable). Trying to get Sicko (PM me yeah) but struggling.

Also looking for literally any good documentaries you lot can recommend, seen The Cove and it was class. Recommend me any subject matter documentary

the bridge
capturing the friedmans
deliver us from evil
the mark of cain

Cheers I'll definitely be checking Capturing the Friedmans

I've seen Deliver Us From Evil, really good but it had me seething with rage when he's just walking in public in amongst children.

[parson]

the extras on the capturing the friedmans dvd set are as good as the feature

[finji]

stupid stupid good, and scarlett johannsen is hnnnnnng.

[wormcode]

I didn;'t like Lost in Translation at all...

I recently watched 'Twelve'. Basically a rip off type thing of Kids based on some book. It was really unintentionally funny in places, and is about a research chemical type thing. 50 cent is a total joke. Joel Schumacher is much better than this crap. Even Batman & Robin is better lol.

[nousd]

The King is Dead
a new local film by Rolf de Heer (Bad Boy Bubby, Ten Canoes) set in Adelaide suburbs
kept me wondering
not as heavy as Snowtown...has anybody else actually seen Snowtown?
but then both these films might be too Aussie Bogan for o/s viewers

[parson]

i liked lost in translation but i haven't liked anything since then (sophia coppola movies that is)

[AntlionUK]

snowtown was haunting man, serious atmosphere. I loved it.

Also like Animal kingdom and the tunnel.

[vincent 2 fly]

Scarlett's best movie imo. Sofia Coppola directed well.

[wormcode]

I think her best was Ghost World, Thora Birch too. Also Steve Buscemi being amazing as always. Terry Zwigoff on point as usual.
Buscemi as the perfect cratedigger

[parson]

love ghost world a lot

[vishes]

Just watched Ghost Town