Ace said:

sextonseven said:

I doubt Ace will see any of those movies. Woody Allen and documentaries, yes. But random made-up stuff? Highly unlikely.

Someone's been reading my posts!

I'll occasionally watch a comedy and there are, of course, exceptions to every rule (Ryder, Portman and Kunis?! Where do I line up for my Black Swan ticket? ). ...Actually, I liked what I saw of Requiem for a Dream, too.

But, yeah, the likelihood of me seeing any of the other Watts flicks is, like, slim-to-none and Slim just left town.

P.S. sexton is my new org BFF. Thankfully, I was only really attracted to early Siouxsie, so we won't have to fight over her.

Woody Allen is the most random made up stuff there is. 21 Grams and Eastern Promises are better than all but a couple of Woody's last 20 films. Again

Cerebus said:

Woody Allen is the most random made up stuff there is. 21 Grams and Eastern Promises are better than all but a couple of Woody's last 20 films. Again

I feel that Woody's a very wise man, so I generally learn something from his work (and he's funny!).

In terms of drug movies, to me Drugstore Cowboy said it all and in a very entertaining fashion (I love that flick). As for Eastern Promises, it has three things that I'm not really interested in: Cronenberg, Viggo Mortensen and penis. Actually, I really don't like Viggo Mortensen - I think he's a jerk.

Now, let's look at Woody's last 20:

Alice

Shadows and Fog

Husbands and Wives

Manhattan Murder Mystery

Bullets over Broadway

Mighty Aphrodite

Everyone Says I Love You

Deconstructing Harry

Celebrity

Sweet and Lowdown

Small Time Crooks

The Curse of the Jade Scorpion

Hollywood Ending

Anything Else

Melinda and Melinda

Match Point

Scoop

Cassandra's Dream

Vicky Cristina Barcelona

Whatever Works

All worth the price of admission and there are things I loved in each (the bolded, in particular, were great).