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Post by kim-b on Sept 22, 2004 11:17:16 GMT 10
I actually liked Singles too, the soundtrack was better though. Nothing better then Jeff Ament and Eddie Vedder acting in a movie. I think I tend to like movies with Bill Pullman in them as well, he looks "real" I think (he was great in Igby Goes Down, wooh).
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Post by Tiberius on Sept 22, 2004 20:30:30 GMT 10
I would assume so. You, Kim, and Deane are the Brisbane Trio. |
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Post by reykjavik on Sept 22, 2004 20:31:29 GMT 10
In no way related to The Kingston Trio.
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Post by kim-b on Sept 22, 2004 21:05:13 GMT 10
whoever they are.  |
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Post by amelia on Sept 23, 2004 22:04:16 GMT 10
yeah, if you wanted to watch singles seriously, yeah.. it would suck. enjoyment of a movie all depends on how you watch it. like i can watch a crappy johnny depp movie and thoughouly enjoy it and laugh at it at the same time. or realllllllly stupid teen romance movies. they suck so bad that they're good. princess diaries was great. also the prince and me. all that nonsense. and i did watch singles mostly for the soundtrack too. if i see it one day i'll buy it. the brisbane trio. that sounds terrible. but i'm flattered to be a part of it  |
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Post by loux2 on Sept 23, 2004 23:51:20 GMT 10
or realllllllly stupid teen romance movies. they suck so bad that they're good. princess diaries was great. also the prince and me. all that nonsense. hehe, i love watching crappy movies too i can't wait for princess diaries 2  teehee |
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Post by kim-b on Sept 24, 2004 0:06:06 GMT 10
I tend to like those horrible romantic comedies.
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Post by gone on Sept 24, 2004 19:09:21 GMT 10
Same here Kim... they're so predictable, but I'm a hopeless romantic...
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Post by Tiberius on Sept 24, 2004 19:20:49 GMT 10
I’d say I’m a hopeless romantic, but I tend to dislike most of them. They seem too fake. I want to see on-screen romance where it doesn’t feel forced and contrived. I was shown Maid in Manhattan by the airport when I was returning from Melbourne last month and my plane was delayed. It was bad. Bad bad bad.
However, I liked Serendipity when I saw that previously.
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Post by kim-b on Sept 24, 2004 23:16:50 GMT 10
Say Anything is my number 1 "awww" film.
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Post by Tiberius on Sept 24, 2004 23:53:21 GMT 10
Before Sunrise is another good romance film that doesn’t feel contrived or forced to me. Very much "aww" and not "bleh".
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Post by reykjavik on Sept 26, 2004 14:01:30 GMT 10
I tend to have difficulty watching movies where you can sort of predict or forsee what might be coming. Thats why The Thin Red Line thoroughly impressed me for example. It was in certain ways nothing like a "common war movie" and had it's own design, not a template borrowed and reused in the setting of Guadocanal.
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Post by fathershark on Sept 26, 2004 15:17:46 GMT 10
I finally got around to watching the Passion of the Christ on Friday night, thankfully after I had eaten dinner.
The richly detailed and evocative film has inspired me to join an introductory alpha program i so that I can learn more about the teachings of the Jesus Christ and the baptist faith itself. I hope that through enhancing my conscious connection to spirituality I might be able to become a happier, more rounded, and worthwhile person.
Just Kidding.
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Post by kim-b on Oct 1, 2004 11:07:30 GMT 10
The Fog of War: 11 Lessons from the Life of Robert McNamara.
You must see this documentary, it is at video stores now.
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Post by z on Oct 4, 2004 3:22:24 GMT 10
ya the fog of war is excellent. except the ending goddamit
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