Recommend MANY MORE Movies vrs. 3 or something

[BlindHelperMonkey]

whoa, hold it there cowboy. i was referring to miike's ichi the killers violence for violence sake or lack thereof

 

[parttime crackhead]

Aha, aye man it seemed a bit weird the comment didn't seem to fit Cocaine Cowboys at all. Quote things, or give a ref. as to what you're talking about man.

You're right, I think Ichi The Killer is actually quite funny from what I can remember it's just that suspension/hot oil thing that's stuck in my mind though.

 

[BlindHelperMonkey]

lol, yeah thats the scene that sticks in my mind. no pun intended



and i post on my phone, no access to internet other than contract. my phone is shite and wont let me quote automatically. ergo i dont bother most of the time

 

[brimz]

Cocaine Cowboys 2 is a total cash-in piece of shite. The first one is great though. Documentaries though, not movies.

Absolute Garbage the 2nd one .

 

[rockstar 69]

Once you've seen the first one your still going to watch the second one though. You all did

Going to go see 'Killing Them Softly' at the cinema in a bit, looks pretty good;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDyaNnrgdp4

 

[adam west]

yeah this is a big film i reckon. great lead role from that english lad.

Did someone say little otik? butters

watch it then tell me you havent fallen in love with a tree stump

 

[rockstar 69]

'Killing Them Softly' is the worst movie I've seen this year. All the good bits were in the trailer. Was actually falling asleep in the cinema watching it, possibly worst Brad Pitt movie I've seen.

 

[knock]

I watched Ichi the Killer last night, was actually good. At first the gore and violence seemed like it was going to be a bit much it turned out to be comical. Had me laughing at various points, and the style is novel enough (to me anyway) to enjoy the film just for that.

So, definitely worth a watch if you can stomach some fake gore. I'll be adding Japanase Gore (someone tell me if it has an accepted name) to my list of suitable genres.

 

[rockstar 69]

Went to see 'Looper' in the cinema last night. Highly recommend it, lots of twists in the plot and very original. Enjoyed it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G90QrEKh8l8

From IMDb;

In 2074, when the mob wants to get rid of someone, the target is sent 30 years into the past, where a hired gun awaits. Someone like Joe, who one day learns the mob wants to 'close the loop' by transporting back Joe's future self.

 

[knock]

The Mist is shit. Don't watch it.

 

[maxalfie]

Anyone seen 'Chopper'?
I think it was Eric Banas' first film. Watched it for the first time a good few years ago and recently got it on DVD.
He plays a real life Australian criminal who ends up as bit of a celebrity.
He has a few books out on sale also.
I really enjoyed the film itself.

 

[Bearlove]

Really depends on what your looking for -

If your looking to sit and say 'ooh' 'Ahhh' pretty colors then -One life / born to be wild (breathtaking)

Bit of a splatter horror / comedy then - 'Machete'

Looking for a bit of a grim horror then 'Martyers' or even 'Splinter' (both old titles but well worth a watch if you fancy feeling uncomfortable).

 

[Kronos]

Anyone seen 'Chopper'?
I think it was Eric Banas' first film. Watched it for the first time a good few years ago and recently got it on DVD.
He plays a real life Australian criminal who ends up as bit of a celebrity.
He has a few books out on sale also.
I really enjoyed the film itself.

That the one with the psycho lad who fucked his ears? I remember that, must've been pretty interesting because i have a terrible memory, i remember the actor portraying psychotic murderous sociopath really well, you genuinely didnt know if he was gonna flip and go on a rampage. Reminded me of a film i watched a year or so back 'Made in Britain' (1982, just checked) bout a little racist psycho kid who's a giant cunt. Was a shit film made awesome by the fact that its where skinnyman got all his samples from for his album!

 

[parttime crackhead]

^ I only found out about that film because of the Skinnnyman samples haha. I think it's pretty decent, from what I can remember anyway. It's been a while since I watched it.

Anyone seen 'Chopper'?
I think it was Eric Banas' first film. Watched it for the first time a good few years ago and recently got it on DVD.

Aye, he was a comedian before that. Chopper specifically requested that Bana got the role. He plays him well.

I watched this last night. Stoned out my nut. - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1870425/

Snoop Dogg & Wiz Kalifa at high school. Brilliant haha. It was utter shite, but I was stoned stupid so I found it quite amusing. It intros with a wee animated dooby who basically says "If you don't have weed turn this film off now, because you'll hate it"

 

[ColtDan]

Anyone seen 'Chopper'?
I think it was Eric Banas' first film. Watched it for the first time a good few years ago and recently got it on DVD.
He plays a real life Australian criminal who ends up as bit of a celebrity.
He has a few books out on sale also.
I really enjoyed the film itself.

Yeah, good film

this is worth a look...

 

[Arnold]

 

[TheSpade]

Anyone seen 'Chopper'?

Classic. His book is good as well, I think the best selling Aussie author at least at the time anyway. Mad fucking bastard like.

 

[ColtDan]

check out stander, took some balls and cheek to do what he did

need to check out the chopper book

 

[monstanoodle]

Caught Repo Men tonight.
Tis rather good on the scale of things, and this fight scene has "inspired-by-Oldboy" written all over it!
There's even a hammer involved.

 

[TheSpade]

I'm watching Negotiator on Film 4. This was a favourite of mines when I was younger, used to watch this and Forest Gump on video a lot.