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jayladders wrote:

deadly habit wrote:He shows all the signs of autism besides that diner scene though, he is no constrobuz.

ALL the signs of autism? what kinda autism we talking here?

http://www.autismspeaks.org/what-autism/learn-signs

deadly habit wrote:

jayladders wrote:

deadly habit wrote:He shows all the signs of autism besides that diner scene though, he is no constrobuz.

ALL the signs of autism? what kinda autism we talking here?

http://www.autismspeaks.org/what-autism/learn-signs

indeed ,was wondering what type you meant initially. i speak as someone with apsergers you see

jayladders wrote:

deadly habit wrote:

jayladders wrote:

deadly habit wrote:He shows all the signs of autism besides that diner scene though, he is no constrobuz.

ALL the signs of autism? what kinda autism we talking here?

http://www.autismspeaks.org/what-autism/learn-signs

indeed ,was wondering what type you meant initially. i speak as someone with apsergers you see

He seems like a higher functioning autist in the flick, but autism all the same, and I'm not trying to say it disparagingly, it's an interesting as hell character study.
Hell it's leaving me still wondering now.

maybe i should watch this film and contribute my two pennies

it is a great film jaylad

no way, bryan cranston's in it. will watch later.

Indeed it's a great film based off a mediocre novella.
Cranston plays a small but memorable role btw.

Muncey wrote:

Electric_Head wrote:Not to derail the thread but here you go Muncey.

Nice one

Neanderthal Man is incredible!

Let me know if you'd like a copy

Madagascar 3

As you'd expect. A lot of sequences that would've been an absolute headfuck in 3D.

Have you watched life of PI yet wub?
I can recommend it in 3D.

No, and I probably won't...thought the book was quality and watching the film will only tarnish my memories of it.

I've read the book as has my wife probably 7 times.
We both thoroughly enjoyed the movie.
It is a visual feast imo.

Seven Samurai



Finally got around to watching this last night. Kept postponing it because of it's length, but god damn what a fantastic film. Goes straight up in my list of best films I've ever seen.
Bought it on DVD as well this morning.

Good film aint it! I didnt feel like it is running time was bad atall. Surprising really as now a days most 3 hours films start to drag.

Its also the first of all films that involve gathering a group of people together to fight a common cause or defend something (if memory serves)

Johnlenham wrote:I didnt feel like it is running time was bad atall. Surprising really as now a days most 3 hours films start to drag.

Yeah you're right, it really wasn't that bad. I felt it was interesting for the full 3,5 hours which i quite an accomplishment indeed.

Johnlenham wrote:Its also the first of all films that involve gathering a group of people together to fight a common cause or defend something (if memory serves)

What about countless Westerns before this let alone all genres from all countries? It was influential but not the first to do that very vague statement.

Just watched Mr. Nobody. What a mental film. Jesus.

leyenda303 wrote:

Johnlenham wrote:Its also the first of all films that involve gathering a group of people together to fight a common cause or defend something (if memory serves)

What about countless Westerns before this let alone all genres from all countries? It was influential but not the first to do that very vague statement.

You're probably right but it was certainly among the first films that did this.
It is, however, considered to be the first film to have combined this with several other plot devices (for instance the romance between a local girl the youngest hero, and the reluctant hero) that are now common use in action films.

Good Will Hunting
7/10

Witchfinder General - 7/10
Caché - 8/10