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More catching up... O' Horten Cinema A Norwegian tale of a train conductor as he retires. It's definitely a slow film with not a lot going on (and in this scene, Odd Horten buys a pipe!), but it's sweet and full of a bunch of great/fun scenes (e.g. visiting Flo, driving blindfolded). The Brothers Bloom Cinema Sneak In I think I really need to see Brick --I've heard so many great things about that, I was expecting brilliance...

Humphrey wrote: Fucking Amal A very good film. Warmly recommended to one and all. So, who else thought at first glance that humphrey was reviewing a porno full of back door action?

Toasty wrote: TK421 wrote: Casablanca - - DVD - first time (at least the first time straight through ensuring that everything was seen) - Wow...just wow. I can see why it gets the mad props. I regret never taking the time before. One of a very few that live up the billing.

fishn4 wrote: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button I expected to like this a whole lot more but something just wasn't there. One of the main things that put me off was the weird looking CGI Benjamin through the first bit of the movie. Gollum looked 100 times better and more real, maybe though because we didnt expect Gollum to be human. It just looked way too hokey. I liked the atmosphere of the movie and the idea but not how it all played...

Nunis wrote: Oh hell, I like seeing the occasional bad movie, too. I've been a proponent for that here on FW for many years. I just prefer not paying for them or taking time out of my day for them. I don't need movies dictating what my schedule looks like. I also don't need to see every Tyler Perry movie or a random paint-by-numbers Sandra Bullock romcom to appreciate how good The Godfather is. I pick my garbage very carefully,...

Star Trek - Entertaining, but way too much hyped. The Da Vinci Code - I had very low expectations for this movie, which probably helped me enjoy it, that and not reading the book. X-Men Origins: Wolverine - Hardly one of the worst comic books adaptations out there, but way better than The Last Stand. Night at the Museum - What made people think this should get a sequel? Knowing - Spoiler for spoileroni Nicolas Cage is denied from getting...

Role Models At times laugh out loud-funny. Not bad, really. The Matrix What a load of entertaining bollocks. The Matrix Reloaded What a load of bollocks. Fucking Amal A very good film. Warmly recommended to one and all.

I love Roth. He's my favorite director right now and I think he's one of the few who are doing horror the way I like it. I think he made Hostel 2 under the assumption that everyone going had seen the first one and was expecting certain things. He had to make a movie that could follow the formula of the first one yet turn it on its ass and give you something you don't see coming. I think its a shame if Hostel 2's poor box...

(catching up) The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean I didn't really know what I was getting into with this one, and loved the dark comedic aspect of it. Some really nice breaking down of the 4th wall too. It was heading for a - rating, but the turn it took near the end was a bit too extreme for me though. Ninotchka A lovely romantic comedy, that surprisingly didn't feel dated in spite of the setting. Tom Jones I can see some of the...

Buckykatt wrote: Sugarpuss O'Shea wrote: Steel Frog wrote: A² wrote: Steel Frog wrote: alan smithee wrote: Is Gooby & Gommora based on the Highlights for Children feature? "Gooby politely asks for directions...Gommora destroys downtown Tokyo..." I sat there for a few minutes trying to figure out the joke before giving up. Good job for finding it. Yeah, it was hidden in between the Indian girl in the canoe and...