sextonseven said:

Btw, here's the trailer (slightly, briefly NSFW):

Byron said:

I thought I read somewhere that Matthew Barney doesn't release his films on DVD. I saw it in the theater. Twice. And I still had to pull that plot summary out of my ass. Who knows what the movie is really about.

sextonseven said:

I guess he doesn't, because the search results on Netflix come up empty lol ...

The Fountain

...and last night I bought and watched "Across The Universe", the movie set to a bunch of Beatle's songs....the jury is out, but there were more than a few WTF moments.....

...but it did look FANTASTIC on the big screen/blu-ray.... very beautiful movie to look at....

Byron said:

That was hot. I'ma write that one down.

Byron said:

under 16 years of age prohibited?
oh the french

sammij said:

...And with good reason ...

Byron said:

i would've expected an 18 + at the least...

sammij said:

...Well, true. But this mf is SUCH a wtf movie that it offsets the shenanigans happening on the screen lol ...

Phonebooth

WTF The popcorn was the best thing at the cinema that night

I can see the confusion about Pan's but its really one of those movies that you have to think about after it ends, example Was Ofelia really princess of the underworld or was she just some deranged girl who wanted to escape all the realities of the fucked up world she lived in? Or was she just plain and simply insane? I mean if you lived around all that war as a little kid and were into fairy tales so much wouldnt you too want to believe in some far out land that you could call your own?

sextonseven said:

It's not out here yet (release date is next week), I saw it on my laptop on the net.....so, not a big screen and the audio was not great. I kinda lost it when the Josh Brolin charcter was killed off.....from there stuff just seemed to happen, especially the last monologue from Tommy Lee Jones made not much sense to me but maybe part of it was due to the bad audio.
The atmosphere of the movie was very sinister, which was brilliant. Never thought that the lack of a musical score would be able to add that to a movie. All I can say is that the Coen-brothers did it again, still this one is exceptional.....even for them!

Eye of the Beholder.

Fucking. Horrible.

sextonseven said:

Yeah, I've done drugs, even a bad acid trip had nothing on that movie. With it's sped up film sequences, the close-up of electro-shock on the mom and just the way it was filmed was traumatizing.

Sucking cock for drugs, "ass-to-ass" being screamed by a bunch of slimy old men, I'm having a WTF moment just remembering that shit.

abierman said:

That's exactly how I felt about that movie. I was looking forward to some big showdown between Josh and Javier and it happened off camera. How anticlimatic. Then there was all this other stuff that I didn't care about including Tommy Lee's monologue about his dreams to which I totally didn't pay attention and was waiting for the next scene. Well the next scene was the credits!

Slave2daGroove said:

Oh, the movie definitely messes with you. I had to walk around and think about stuff for a bit after seeing it. I just interpreted 'wtf?' as meaning 'I have no idea what this movie is about'.

Slave2daGroove said:

One of my all-time faves Wore it out in college though.

Dance said:

Stranger Than Fiction was fantastic. Comedians always make great serious actors.

kcwm said:

I agree, but it was still fucked up. I couldn't figure out if it was real or not and the end was just like...Damn! It's like that?

Janfriend said:

It was such a tragedy I was so hoping that it was true, she could do the tasks and everything would be all right, yet at the back of my mind it could only end badly, but I wasn't expecting it all to go SO WRONG she must have been devasted she couldn't save her baby brother(?) the guilt and sheer terror it really affected me.

reneGade20 said:

Thank you. It was such a struggle for me go to get through it

ZombieKitten said:

It was so depressing. Like even though the ending was supposed to be "happy", still the way it all happened was so sad. Some depressing movies are good even though they're dark but to me this wasn't.

anything with Jack Black in it

LiquidGold said:

When the monkey doctor started flying all over the place, I threw up my hands....

Dance said:

Oh come on! The Pick of Destiny was funny!!

bleak moments by mike leigh


BTW: David Lynch is 1 steaming over-hyped piece of shite!

just thought I'd share that with you

Breaking the Waves

...but I liked it

reneGade20 said:

Why was he eating a tree? What did he combust? What the hell was going on?

LiquidGold said:

I know, right??

Oh, I almost forgot:

Anything by Japanese director Takashi Miike is liable to put you in a nuthouse after you see it. He's an ardent fan of Lynch and Veerhoven, but he takes sadism and human perversion to levels which one cannot imagine.

His film "Koroshiya Ichi", or rather "Ichi the Killer" is an example of his tendency to do films on the Japanese mafia (aka the YAKUZA), that makes a Scorcese film look like an episode of the Teletubbies