Swordmaster Posted March 19, 2003 Posted March 19, 2003 Saw The Hours. Fantastic stuff, I just read the novel before seeing the movie and it made the impact twice as powerful. Lots of women kissing each other, too, if you are into that stuff.
Bob Gnarly Posted March 19, 2003 Posted March 19, 2003 i say that movie The Hours i hated it, it made no sense, women kiss for no reason, sister kiss's sister......it was a very stuped movie if you ask me...BUT i did like Chicago, with the sexy Renée Zellweger and the AMAzing musci and dance and a great STORY! i loved the movie
chrisakachris Posted April 1, 2003 Posted April 1, 2003 If anyone's still depressed about the war on Iraq I suggest you see About Schmidt and see it could be worse.
Bob Gnarly Posted April 30, 2003 Posted April 30, 2003 i found chicago interestingly good, i never thought id like that movie but after seing it i loved it, you should try and see it
Doubleplus GC Posted May 4, 2003 Posted May 4, 2003 I was pissed that Chicago swept the Oscars. Yeah, it was great, first-rate entertainment, but it's not art. Instead of raising the bar on flashiness, shouldn't we pull the creativity standard out of our assholes?
Bob Gnarly Posted May 4, 2003 Posted May 4, 2003 i think it was better then all the others cause it ad many forms of art in it, music media and drama, im happy it beat Gangs of new york even though GONY was still a good movie it was based on life so it wasnt all that great
chrisakachris Posted May 6, 2003 Posted May 6, 2003 Yeah, life's not only overrated, it's also a complete let-down. In other words: WHAT?
Doubleplus GC Posted June 2, 2003 Posted June 2, 2003 Fnurm-de-bermberm. Blah blah blah on Chicago, enough of that rubbish. I just saw Three Kings. The first time I saw it was a few years ago when I had less of a cultured film taste (as well as zero knowledge of the Gulf War), and thus didn't know what to make of it. This time I came to the realization that Kevin is right: Three Kings, Fight Club, Being John Malkovich/Adaptation, and to a slightly lesser degree Requiem For A Dream are the future of film. Not necessarily the future of all film, but they are the people taking the next step. As Mast and Kawin might say (the authors of my Film History book, FYI), they are taking us out of the Age of Myths. A new, more intelligent form of film experimentation is beginning. Next on my list of movies to see is 25th Hour. Saw the first half-hour at a friend's house and decided it's probably really amazing. That mirror speech... damn. Also, it's the first movie to incorporate Ground Zero into the feature, and the first to deal with 9/11 since... well, since 9/11. The script was rewritten to incorporate it. Blake is here. Bye!
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