Quake3World

I rented it. So yes.

Deathshroud wrote:Stalker

9/10

Can be hard to follow, but a classic in my book nonetheless.

tarkovsky? great movie indeed.

totally ripped off for the game of the same name: the zone, the treasure hidden within, etc

Citizen Kane 9/10

ROSEBUD!!!

broken flowers


terry gross ruined it for me so i need to see it again

Layer cake: 8/10
Sahara: 8/10

Both decent, Layercake it more of a thinker movie, wile Sahara is more... action based

Spent Friday in the cinema:

The Cave - Alright, an improvement over that other one that was out a few months ago, with an identical plot only all women.. so good I forgot its name.

The Island - very good action gubbins. The world needs more Steve Buscemi

Wedding Crashers - A damned sight better than I was anticipating. Wishing I'd seen it earlier and on a larger screen.

Foo wrote:
The world needs more Steve Buscemi

That guy cracks me up.

I Remember while my mother was ironing clothes I was watching Tony Curtis and another star I don't recall his name and a girl in it was 36 24 36.
A circus thing were tony Curtis broke his wrists and recovered after...
and Furry the horse.
Don't forget I am a 48 YO.
I also recall the firsts of all of Walt Disney in black and white.
Most of you in here never seen a black and white tv.
Pete

pete wrote:I Remember while my mother was ironing clothes I was watching Tony Curtis and another star I don't recall his name and a girl in it was 36 24 36.
A circus thing were tony Curtis broke his wrists and recovered after...
and Furry the horse.
Don't forget I am a 48 YO.
I also recall the firsts of all of Walt Disney in black and white.
Most of you in here never seen a black and white tv.
Pete

I had a b/w tv when growing up. And only 2 channels to watch.

2 channels? HAH! In my day we had to walk a mile through feet of snow just to watch a single channel!

Foo wrote:2 channels? HAH! In my day we had to walk a mile through feet of snow just to watch a single channel!

Uphill both ways? With cardboard shoes no doubt.

...AND WE THOUGHT OURSELVES LUCKY.

just watched Fargo on PBS, damn fine movie.

pete wrote:I Remember while my mother was ironing clothes I was watching Tony Curtis and another star I don't recall his name and a girl in it was 36 24 36.
A circus thing were tony Curtis broke his wrists and recovered after...
and Furry the horse.

The Greatest Show on Earth, if I remember correctly.

Don't forget I am a 48 YO.

You act more like 84 with dementia. Yo.

I also recall the firsts of all of Walt Disney in black and white.
Most of you in here never seen a black and white tv.
Pete

You're an irritating idiot.

xXx 2 - 7/10

Good easy action flick

Sahara - 8/10

Funny action flick

Alfie - 8/10

Never seen the original but this was amazing

The original is much much better

I might have to invest....

I invested, £5.99 on Play.com

The Interpreter: 7/10

A real mish-mash of good and bad: Horrible, jarring editing; a few big clichés; good, solid performances; some very well-executed "tension scenes" e.g. the bus-bomb; all in all could have been a 9 or a 10 with an editor who wasn't retarded and a bit more revision/tightening in the screenplay stage.

AmIdYfReAk wrote:Sahara: 8/10

no... not really.

Yeh i really enjoyed
I like easy to watch films like this, i can put them in and know exactly whats going on at any time

Last filme i saw was Troy...

LOTS OF SHOUTING.

Catwoman!
20938405+ 2304892304 / 10

Just finished watching Swimming Pool (2003, British or French movie) on a cable movie channel. It's sort of a mystery, with a really confusing ending. I sort of figured it out, then went to imdb to see what other people thought it all meant. It's pretty interesting and I kinda want to watch it again knowing what I know now.

I'd say it's worth adding on Netflix. If for nothing else, than "Julie's" nude scenes.

Seven, 8/10 I think, the sound was so terrible I couldn't hear half the dialogue.