Wall of Mouths

JSar666 wrote:

Hell yeah. Also, has anyone noticed how Bateman and Batman are only separated by one vowel? :cool:

That’s a truly warped conspiracy theory you’re implying, there… ;)

Misanthropologist wrote:

Yeah, I think that’s it! Hurrah, that’s been bugging me for ages, thanks. :)

I was so looking forward to “Brotherhood Of The Wolves” but I thought it was a miss. Martial arts, costumes, horror… that doesn’t go well together.

Anyway, if you like Vincent Cassel/Monica Bellucci movies I recommend “L’appartment”. Actually, I recommend it to you by any means. It’s a fantastic movie (that was remade badly with *shudder* Josh Hartnett and Matthew Lillard).

JSar666 wrote:

Oldboy is awesome! I also want to see A Tale of Two Sisters.

i have it on dvd but still havent got round to watching it, along with audition

Weird Science
Blazing Saddles
Pulp Fiction

Just a few films I love!

That last one is as bad as your band :p

Dude, you want to be an actor. I can’t believe you like that film. You might as well join the Sean Bean Theatre Company. Jeez.

Can’t you just become a Scientologist instead?

Scientology is not a religion, the more appropriate position to take is that the organisation is a multi-faceted transnational that has religion as only one of its many components.

Now, if you’ll just step into this dark, windowless room and sit down on this chair with straps on the armrests, the back of the seat and the legs, we can begin…

Hopefully it’ll be Silent Hill when it comes out next month!

But for the moment, Aliens / Lost Highway

Misanthropologist wrote:

I know neither of these people. :o

I’m sorry, could you repeat that? I tuned out after you said “I am extremely lame” :p

hehehe. Indeed :p

Monica Bellucci was Persephone (the Italian woman married to the French dude) in The Matrix Reloaded/Revolutions.

Vincent Cassel was the posh French burglar in Ocean’s Twelve (Don’t act like you didn’t go see it ;) ).

Then please, for the sake of all that is good, don’t go see it. You’ll regret losing those two hours at your death bed. Seriously.

No man, no!

It’s got all the cast from the first one, great cinematography, but there’s one thing that’s just missing. The er.. what is it again? Oh, yes. The plot. Think of that annoying kid in school, the nerdy one that would always take a popular catchphrase or joke and then recount it while completely fucking up the timing and the punchline. Now while I learned my lesson after the bullies beat me up while I waes wearing my “I <3 Linux” t-shirt, the people who wrote Ocean’s Twelve never did.

Instead, buy the Twin Peaks DVD Series 1 box set. Go on. You know you want to.

Ok heres a few of mine:

Fight Club, Bride Of Chucky, Evil Dead 2, Better Off Dead, Uncle Buck, Jacob’s Ladder, The Breakfast Club, The Green Mile, Edward Scissorhands, Say Anything, Starman, What Dreams May Come, Momento, The Boy Who Could Fly, The Shawshank Redemption, High Fidelity, American Beauty, Heathers, The Karate Kid, Die Hard, American History X, Beverly Hills Cop, Grosse Point Blank, Sixteen Candles, Bad Boys, Hot Shots, Being John Malcolvich, Robin Hood - men in tights, The Hot Chick, The Wedding Singer, Star Wars, Pump Up The Volume, Seven, The Family Man, Nightmare on Elm Street, Raising Arizona, Terminator 1&;2, One Hour Photo, Teen Wolf, National Lampoons Loaded Weapon 1, Con Air, Ghost World, Forrest Gump, Back To The Future, Donnie Darko, Pay It Forward, Lost In Translation, Big, The Monster Squad, St Elmos Fire - just a few I said.

Anything with John Cusack and most cheesy 80s films do me :cool:

Squall wrote:

High Fidelity is over-rated. I thought it sucked.

Almost as bad as Empire Records, and that’s a

shite film ! :eek:

You obviously didn’t grow up watching ‘Say Anything’ but I will agree Empire Records was poor.