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Just watched Bronson again with my dad. He was well impressed.

Liam92 wrote:

Incredible film. Darren Aronofsky used like 4 times the amount of normal cuts in it which is part of its genius, very well directed. Pi is great too, much darker.

Muncey wrote:

Liam92 wrote:

Incredible film. Darren Aronofsky used like 4 times the amount of normal cuts in it which is part of its genius, very well directed. Pi is great too, much darker.

Yeah, seen it before, it is amazing, just enjoyable, I don't know, it actually stresses me out

Yeah an odd one.. massively depressing but they're so well done you can't help but admire it. End up applauding while crying lol.

all i watch is youtube videos, it takes too long to dl and rent a video and red boxes suck

signals wrote:all i watch is youtube videos, it takes too long to dl and rent a video and red boxes suck

theres this video i watched that in russia there was a girl big foot that people would rape and she had kids that could talk. nuts

One of my fave movies ever along with Jacob's Ladder.
Could watch it a million times, but god it's so well done and the real story bit makes it sad/scary as hell at times.

Muncey wrote:End up applauding while crying lol.

haha, that sums up every one of his films for me

Incredible documentary about a british photographer well known for his work in conflict zones.. Very moving stuff.
I remember my dad had bought Mcculins book along time ago featuring all his horrific photos and looking at the pictures as a young boy, it was probably one my first encounters of violence that's been kept solid in my memory.

any one seen spring breakers yet?

Reverb wrote:any one seen spring breakers yet?

Yes, it's ALMOST as good as KIDS.

Giving Louie a go after catching up on Parks and Rec from the pilot.

Can definitely recommend P&R.

Paris, Texas



Very, very touching - almost cried.
Apparently it was Kurt Cobain's favourite movie and it's the source of the sample in this
Soundcloud

8/10

I saw Skyfall last night, didn't enjoy it.

Well acted dose of English urban misery but with a slight twist. Better than recent films that make me want to carpet bomb London.

Big Lebowski

Nothing to say, it's amazing.


The Big Bang

Continuing the Sam Rockwell theme, gave this another watch. Antonio Banderas is a private investigator hired to investigate a missing person who may or may not have existed. Sam Rockwell is an eccentric billionaire with a particle accelerator. Lots of musings on the state on the universe and a shit ton of physics references (like the diner is called Planck's Constant Cafe)

deadly habit wrote:
One of my fave movies ever along with Jacob's Ladder.
Could watch it a million times, but god it's so well done and the real story bit makes it sad/scary as hell at times.

Watched this on saturday, really enjoyed it.