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^first film i've cried at since i watched bridge to terabithia

Just watched Tyranosaur too. God that was fucking grim. Fantastic acting and some moving moments as you all say, but it wasn't easy viewing. Music was great too.

therapist wrote:Just watched Tyranosaur too. God that was fucking grim. Fantastic acting and some moving moments as you all say, but it wasn't easy viewing. Music was great too.

Yeah spot on.

Have you seen Dead Man's Shoes? The music in that film is unbelievable, pretty much all Warp Records cuts with loads of Aphex Twin. Amazing film also.

this was good. reminiscent of charlie kaufman, but without the sense of humor.

Pretty funny, I love John C. Reilly.

7/10

Johoosh wrote:

therapist wrote:Just watched Tyranosaur too. God that was fucking grim. Fantastic acting and some moving moments as you all say, but it wasn't easy viewing. Music was great too.

Yeah spot on.

Have you seen Dead Man's Shoes? The music in that film is unbelievable, pretty much all Warp Records cuts with loads of Aphex Twin. Amazing film also.

Yeah that was the first I'd heard of Paddy Considine. He is terrifying in that film. There's at least a glimmer of light in Tyrannosaur compared to Dead Man's Shoes I suppose.

I can't remember but has he some affiliation with Shane Meadows or the 'This is England' crew? He might have been in it, the first TV series they did certainly had the same kind of horrifying dark moments.

Edit: The fuck am I talking about? Dead Man's Shoes was Shane Meadows.

both grew up round midlands/nottingham i think, paddy considine has been in loads of shane meadows stuff you're right, think they met in college?

Definitely going to check out Dead Man's Shoes now. Watched a clip of it on youtube and it looks very promising!

all shane meadows films are great

Fresh.
Communion (Worth it for Christopher Walken dancing with aliens)

Just watched Dead Man's Shoes. Thought it was really good. Toby Kebbell is such a fantastic actor as well.

Brilliant film, not really that big on Tom Hanks, but he smashes it in this!

pretty sweet

Liam92 wrote:

Brilliant film, not really that big on Tom Hanks, but he smashes it in this!

Aye, really liked this film and Hanks' performance. It adds another level rather than having a De Niro/Pacino wannabe.

Newman's score, as ever, is quality.

25th hour last night. Edward Norton, Philip Seymour-Hoffman and a bunch of others. Really good. Not that obvious where the film is really going for a while but worth seeing, particularly if you liked American History.

finished watching this not long ago


i rate it a -3000 out of 10

fucking terrible.

knowing predicted the bp spill in the gulf

Ed Wood. Loved it, never seen it before.

The Muppets. It was way funnier than I thought is was going to be.