That Film You Slept Through Lately, What Was It?

Nothing, really, on TV - not even PBS anymore...

Though I have been renting a few movies from the library where I work, like King Kong, the Pink Panther series, and some old Marx Brothers comedies .

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Originally posted by Mugiwara Luffy quote: Originally posted by Nine XXVI quote: Originally posted by Mr. D quote: Originally posted by Nine XXVI The Cabinet of Dr. Calagari, a silent film from 1919. Damn good and full of that German expressionism. Peace. Been meaning to see that for a while. A long ass while. DO IT. It's got Conrad Veidt from Casablanca and it has a kickass jazz score that gives Cowboy Bebop a run for its money and then some. Um. The version I saw in my film class did not have a jazz score. I think I would have enjoyed it much more if it had.

Really? Well, my professor did say that the version we saw was editied to have an original score. I forgot to include that as the original version didn't have a score to begin with. But yeah, it was still damn good. Cool to see that you watched it too, Luffy.

I just finished watching The Godfather, Part II and I go on the record to say that Sonny is my favorite Corleone. Too bad he wasn't in this part for more than the last ten minutes though.
Peace.

My Escaflowne Boxset and Season one of MXC.

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Originally posted by David Ryder Season one of MXC.

I'm jealous to a very large exponet.

Basic Instinct.

Let's see...the last movie I saw was two weekends ago:

History of the World Part 1

That movie is so wrong, but so BRILLIANT!

Later,
Pen1300

A documentary on black holes my sister got from school.

Pulp Fiction. Another classic film, though I just couldn't watch it when Vince stabs/injects Mia in the heart with the adrenaline syringe...Nasty

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Originally posted by pen1300 Let's see...the last movie I saw was two weekends ago: History of the World Part 1 That movie is so wrong, but so BRILLIANT!

"I love my people! ... Pull!" King Louis XVI

Pygmalion

Wild Arms: Twilight Venom
MST3K: Future War

Guyver 2: Dark Hero

Night of the Creeps

"Ariplane" (1980) - starring Robert Hays, Robert Stack, Kareem Abdur-Jabbal, Leslie Nielsen

"Batman Begins" (2005) - starring Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Liam Neeson, Cillian Murphy

"I take my coffee black, like my men." Hilarious.
Peace.

Idle Hands

The Prestige. It was super-awesome, even though I figured it out before the end. It still ruled.

The Devil's Rejects

"Annie Hall" (1977) starring Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, Tony Roberts, Christopher Walken.
Peace.

The Prestige. Sort of. I mean, I walked out on it, because it was boring as hell and the acting was shite.

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Originally posted by Nine XXVI "I take my coffee black, like my men." Hilarious. Peace.

Oh goodness, how funny...I was gonna put that in my sig at good ol TDottle but had forgotten about it. XD

Recent viewings of:

The House that Dripped Blood (but only the Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee sections)

Airplane (just a bit of it, I've seen it so many times)

Dune (only about half of it)

The Omen (original one of course)

Abit of some terrible Friday the 13th movie, I hate Jason

The latter half of The Innocents, and man that little kid was a better actor than most actors nowadays

..and there's probably one I'm forgetting, oh well.

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Friday the 13th movie

Yeah, I pretty much just watch them for the cheese factor. And on that note, I'm watching Nightmare on Elm Street. So bad it's good.

Shelley Duvall's Faerie Tale Theatre

Cheesy effects, but anything that managed to have James Earl Jones painted in blue and green is gotta be good.