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@alasdair: they are both gorgeous...but Rashida Jones is a babe in that 'girl next door way' which, personally, I find more appealing.

Here's a little bit of nonsense to test yourself with...Which movie is the excerpt from?(if you turn on captions you can obtain the answers).
Cheat and you will be fornicated, with a spoon, by the Devil himself.

 
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Anyone can help me with some films that are as shocking and intelligent as CWO? Kubrick is hard to mimic, i know, but there has to be other movies as interesting as CWO, which i truly love.
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I'd beg to differ really. I didn't really find Clockwork shocking, intelligent or interesting really. Its vulgar I'll give it that, but its meant to be vulgar. For me it lacked the generational context that I could relate to. It was a remodeled version of 70s culture. And was no more futuristic than a modern day gang movie. Its almost a tragic-comedy in that the idea of the story itself is funny, here we have a worthless criminal, an early 20s gangbanger (in modern psychology a broken human with a personality disorder of the antisocial and conduct variety), making money and society tries to change him, correct his behaviour, and ultimately fails. In the end we feel both sorry for his victims and for the man himself. Its a story we are all too familiar with, the re-offending criminal. In a sense the Bluelight community is him, an addled drug addict that will do almost anything for his milk fix. If anything it raises the liberal and conservative viewpoints of rehab is the means unto itself or that we should throw these vile humans in a cage and throw away the key. What to do with the filth of the common man, ending in sarcasm allow him or her his human rights or deny them that which makes them human?

Its all very boring tripe. In similarity? Try Justice - Stress http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfjCyXmMZek

You're either part of the problem or part of the solution. And right now its hard to pick sides.
 
read the book, the movie was based on a version which chopped out the last bit. the message is somewhat lost in translation without it.
 
A special hell for those those posting up game scores/debate game-changers(why not?)/plots points/OR WHO GOT FUCKING KILLED ON THE WALKING DEAD on social media the same night it is airing, right?

DVR is pretty fucking common these days, people.

sonofa...

I have so much love and respect for my F&T people who utilize that
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tag.
 
Volundr said:
No idea who Hannah Simone is, but her because absolutely not Rashida Jones, never Rashida Jones...
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Why never Rashida Jones?

I know her best from her few episodes as "Karen" in The Office, The Social Network, and I Love You, Man. I think she's hot. I've never seen Hannah Simone in anything, so it's hard to judge by just looking at two pictures when I'm more familiar with a different actress.

Asclepius said:
@alasdair: they are both gorgeous...but Rashida Jones is a babe in that 'girl next door way' which, personally, I find more appealing.
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She wasn't in that movie....
 
Is Stranger than Fiction (with Will Ferrell and Maggie Gyllenhaal) a depressing movie? I'm sort of going through a hard time lately and don't really feel like watching anything depressing.

For instance I watched Shutter Island for a second time last night and it gave me some pretty terrifying nightmares. I think they were basically fever dreams with a Shutter Island influence since I had fallen asleep right after watching it.
 
hydroazuanacaine said:
i remember it being sad. probably the uplifting kind of sad.
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I'd agree with this.

I'm glad I watched it now. I feel better actually. I'm glad I finally saw it too since it had been one of those films I had meant to see when it first came out, but never got around to it.
 
Carl Landrover said:
Is Stranger than Fiction (with Will Ferrell and Maggie Gyllenhaal) a depressing movie? I'm sort of going through a hard time lately and don't really feel like watching anything depressing.

For instance I watched Shutter Island for a second time last night and it gave me some pretty terrifying nightmares. I think they were basically fever dreams with a Shutter Island influence since I had fallen asleep right after watching it.
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I find it hard to believe Will Ferrell has any semblance of a serious fiber in his entire body. I'm not a fan.

However, Maggie Gyllenhaal is a definite yes.
 
I don't like cooking or have an interest in it, but for some reason I like Hells Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares, and I spent all night last night catching up on Chef Race. I think part of it is my liking of the Brits.
 
I liked him in Old School and . . . that's about it.

I'm not crazy about actors who play the same tired role in every movie they're in, although Chris Farley is an exception.
 
^ That's funny because it's the same reason I don't like Maggie Gyl. She often plays the same unconventional, liberal, hard-as-nails character, which, for a lot of movies is just fine with me, but I find the portrayal pretty grating. Maybe its just the roles that stick out to me.
 
Max Power said:
I liked him in Old School and . . . that's about it.

I'm not crazy about actors who play the same tired role in every movie they're in, although Chris Farley is an exception.
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Agree 100% with the points made in this post. Old School is also probably my favorite Will Ferrell movie, though I did really enjoy Stranger than Fiction.

It might have gotten annoying with Farley if he had continued to make films
 
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