Last Film You Watched

[Deleted member 28206]

Nobody verbally assault me pls but I've never seen A Clockwork Orange (I've read the book though). So the films good right??? Gunna get it out this week.

It's fantastic, as are most of Kubricks.

 

[Pat's Van]

Nobody verbally assault me pls but I've never seen A Clockwork Orange (I've read the book though). So the films good right??? Gunna get it out this week.

No harm in having never seen it, Kubrick himself withdrew it's availability for a loooong time in the UK.

The book is fkn awesome, conjurs up different images than what you might expect to see in the film though.

It's fairly atmospheric, and the moog synth' soundtrack adds quite a bit too this.

If you're fan of cinema, you'll enjoy it, it's quite different from a lot of SK's other stuff. Although it probably seems a little dated now, even though it's set in the future. It is now 40 years old.

 

[chicoazul]

A Christmas Story, last night. To help azula feel Christmassy.

 

[chicoazul]

It's fantastic, as are most of Kubricks.

If you rate Clockwork Orange over Elf then me and you are THROUGH.

You're mad man.

 

[Azzurri]

I read the book first and didn't expect anyone to properly convey what I thought Alex would be like, but Malcolm McDowell is brilliant in it. Hence the avatar.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

You're so wrong on so many levels.

He has his moments...

[video=youtube;Gl37b45hnQw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl37b45hnQw[/video]

 

[Philw]

Agreed, with two exceptions, ''the other guys'' & ''Anchorman''.

Blades of Glory. Him and Napoleon Dynamite, with Will Arnett thrown in for good measure. Well good.

 

[Pat's Van]

Blades of Glory. Him and Napoleon Dynamite, with Will Arnett thrown in for good measure. Well good.

Cracking film.

"Semi-Pro" and "Talladega Nights" are also good enough for a quick chuckle.

 

[BigBlueBalls]

Maybe start a "Last Film You Watched 20 Minutes Of" thread old chum

*Legion of doom double top rope flying elbow*

Gasps!

 

[BigBlueBalls]

Oh and I hate Phone/Facejacker myself.

Different kind of comedy though.

Same, its a bit worse than Bo Selecta, and that struggled from minute one. Four Lions on the other hand was brave and witty and very British. It was the including instead of excluding that made it quite sweet.

 

[ijjysmith]

Just watched 50/50 which was a risky choice as its about cancer and my old man had it, so is a sensitive subject as you can imagine.

Thought it was good. Handled the subject well and was genuinely moving and funny in parts. Seth Rogan made it less serious which is a good thing.

All in all 3.5 Championship Belts out of 5.

 

[HSD]

ELFELFELF. Still.

Having a Home Alone marathon at the weekend though. YEY.

 

[Baines' left foot]

Just watched 50/50 which was a risky choice as its about cancer and my old man had it, so is a sensitive subject as you can imagine.

Thought it was good. Handled the subject well and was genuinely moving and funny in parts. Seth Rogan made it less serious which is a good thing.

All in all 3.5 Championship Belts out of 5.

I saw this on Monday. I wasn't sure what to expect as I hadn't read or seen much about it at all. I quite enjoyed it and I too found it moving in parts. I liked Seth Rogan in it, I thought he played his part very well and I also quite like the actor of the main character.

I'd probably agree with you with 3.5/5

 

[BigBlueBalls]

ELFELFELF. Still.

Having a Home Alone marathon at the weekend though. YEY.

"He was ok. You know, after 6, 7 weeks. He came around and started talking again. They get over it. Kids are resilient like that.."

 

[Kurt.]

At this moment I am enjoying ( once again ) Oliver Twist......classic.