Watched it last night and I have say, it's now one of my favs! I had never heard of it until I saw it mentioned on, of all places, GFY. I give it a VERY emphatic two thumbs up! :okthumb: :okthumb:

amazing movie
I was going to recomend it here, but my recomendations have ben hit and miss ;-)

I was beginning to think I was the only one who's seen it! I shouldn't have doubted you. :awinky:

The story, the writing, the directing, the cinematography, the actors...... I was drop dead tired and only planned on watching it for about half an hour but just couldn't stop! One of the few DVDs I plan on buying.

yep, it's a good one. my girly friend recommended it to me.

Peaches

I think maybe we should live in the same area, it seems every movie Aly and I see and really enjoy, somewhere along the line in a movie thread you mention liking it.

I dont know how you missed it, did well at cannes and sundance, won an Oscar. maybe its because you live in The south:)

I am eagerly anticipating "garden state"


Did you know they are making the best football book of all time into a movie?

"Friday Night Lights" oprnd in october.


The book was simply fantastic.

I dont know how you missed it, did well at cannes and sundance, won an Oscar. maybe its because you live in The south:) [/b][/quote]
Yeah, I can guarantee you it never hit the movie theater here :awinky:

But I usally keep an eye out for good independent movies.

Speaking of such, watched The Triplets of Belleville when I visited the kid a couple of weeks ago. While not on my all time favorites list with COG, it certainly is a clever and enjoyable flick and well worth the price of a rental :)

I had to drive to baton rougue to see "Spartan"


theres a theater there that shows independent films.. there is one in NO, but the AC is always broken. not worth it when it is 100 degrees:)

if you liked city of god, go see "the motorcycle diaries". you will like it.

I won't drive to the place that show the independents in Atlanta :awinky:

Added Motorcycle Diaries to my Netflix for when it's released on DVD - thanks for the recommendation :)

You two are going to have to move here - no way I'm moving there ;)

Grimm, you and I just might have to program a movie festival around one of the webmaster shows. I like your taste in movies ;-)

Although a movie I highly recomend will probably get eaten alive by the Oprano faithful, but I really enoyed "Shaolin Soccer"...if real soccer was played by kung fu superstars, I'd actually watch more than 30 seconds of a game...

The trailer:
http://www.apple.com/trailers/miramax/shaolin_soccer/

I almost got to see Shaolin Soccer at the theater during San Diego but was 20 minutes late so I saw Man On Fire instead. Shaolin Soccer definately looks fun.
Been wanting to see The Motorcycle Diaries. Heard good things about it and it may be forever till we see Che'.
Caught Spartan in the theater. Was a good flick although the ending seemed rushed and it felt like something was missing. Val Kilmer definately redeemed himself after playing The Saint and Batman.
Keep your eyes out for Shaun of the Dead. Supposed to turn Zombie movies upside down in a way only the English could.

"Shaolin Soccer" is a ton of fun, I highly recomend it to chopsocky fanatics and people looking for something a little different

I missed "Spartan" during it's theatrical run, but have heard great things about Val Kilmer's performance.

"Shaun Of The Dead" comes highly recomended, so I'm really anticipating it. I've ben keeping up on every bit of news about it I can.

Simple rule of thumb......


If sykkboy likes a movie , it sucks.

Do0 not see it.


;-)))

hahaha
I usually try to setup my suggestions by prefacing what to look for...
if you want storyline, plot, blah blah blah, avoid "Shaolin Socer" but if you want something you've never seen before and want something lighthearted and fun, check it out...

For all that fancy plot, character stuff, etc. I just watched "The Last Samaurai" for the 10th time and stil love it.

For a decent mindfuck flick, I really liked "Butterfly Effect" too

Problem with that film being A. K.

Can you take him (or anything he's in) seriously after "Dude, where's my car"?

Problem with that film being A. K.

Can you take him (or anything he's in) seriously after "Dude, where's my car"? [/b][/quote]
I don't often like to admit to this in public, but I own "Dude, Where's My Car?" on DVD...it sits amongst my stupid comedy collection with "Dumb and Dumber", "American pie" and "Battlefield Earth" ;-)

However, AK aside, I just enjoyed the story, the characters, the what if's and I almost forgot I was watching Demi's sextoy ;-)

I've always been a fan of Amy Smart and I felt she brought her A Game to this movie and I felt Elden Henson put in a damn good performance as well.

I even nearly found the slightest hint of a tear drop in my eye at the ending and I'm not one to boohoo during movies very often...

The last time I cried durin a movie was "Jersey Girl" when I found I couldn't get my money back. Kevin Smith publicly apologized for "Mallrats" but I felt this was the abomination he should be apologizing for...

Sorry... it didn't win an Oscar.
I'm Brazilian and we were hoping for that Oscar... but the Academy didn't give us one.

Cya