dance4me3121 said:

I was going to, but the reviews were not so good.

ZombieKitten said:

How anyone can fall asleep during this epileptic kaleidoscope of a film, I'll never understand.

ZombieKitten said:

You fell asleep!


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sextonseven said:

you are talking to an alcoholic mother of 3 I'm a whole different species to you

ZombieKitten said:

yeah, it was more over the top than Borat. It really did have some funny stuff in it, but it bugged me that he was showing in many cases how normal people are and how annoying he is He's at his best with the ultimate fighting display, or the show biz baby parents, exposing how insane they are. But he made the swingers & the hunters look relatively normal.

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butterfli25 said:

just got home from seeing it... out of 5

ROUGH movie, but VERY good


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The horror shock movie....




For me its horror

I saw this last night



I laughed uproariously at 2 scenes

when John Turturro makes a drink of 2 eggs but chicks come out of his eggs
and when Adam Sandler pees in the kitty litter and all over the cat

for that I give it one star

dance4me3121 said:

Orphan and Trick R Treat were fuckin' awesome. I was really caught off guard by Orphan's twist. Trick R Treat was pretty cool how everything tied in together, but at the same time were individual stories. The werewolves were a nice change. You'd expect vampires these days. lol Wrong Turn 3 was just one of the worst movies ever. Part 2 was pretty bad too, but Henry Rollins saved it a little. They said Pt 3 was too gruesome for theaters. It's just their excuse of saying too shitty for the big screen. Wonder why they didn't have that many mutants in this one?



Last movie I watched was Tokyo Gore Police:

It wasn't that bad tbh. 6 out of 10

dance4me3121 said:

Yeah, I saw it. I hate I paid to see it too. I did laugh when they were singing 867-5309 Jenny during the satanic ritual though. lol

connorhawke said:

She must have fell asleep before the opening credits.

2012 - It was okay thought it did seem to have sequences where all they were trying to d was use as many special effects as possible. Also there were a few weak points in the storyline but nothing I wouldnt expect from a hollywood disaster film.

sextonseven said:

True that.

I just saw this one on Saturday, which is probably the last film from the festival I'll be able to see.

ぶたがいた教室 (The Pig in the Classroom)

The English title is "Schooldays With A Pig"
It's a great little film about a teacher who decides to teach his elementary school graduating class a story about life by deciding to have them rear a pig throughout the year and then eat it at graduation. Of course they agree to do it because the pig is so cute and learn to love the animal even as it grows up. As it gets closer to graduation half of the class begins to protest about the fact, refusing to allow the pig to be killed and they continually have to vote on what to do with it. The kids learn about the quality of life but more so the life lesson of responsibility to others. I wouldn't say it's a five-star film but it was very enjoyable. The young cast were fantastic and it was really uplifting to see such an important lesson being aimed at such a young audience. It was also good to see many Japanese Australians taking their children to see it as I knew many of the kids would learn an important lesson about raising pets and would question the necessity of killing things for food and also know where the food on their plates come from.

A bit of a slow burn but recommended.

inglorious basterds

3/5. i was very disappointed with this movie.

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus



9/10.... Amazing

The Messenger - Very good drama about an injured soldier that gets reassigned to next of kin casualty notification and begins stalking one of the widows.