Zoe ,'War Stories'
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Dracula 3000
A buddy who liked Dracula 2000 as much as I did. (What?) He went on and on about how great...and tragically misunderstood...3000 was.
It made me want to put out an eye. Seriously. The whole franchise is a thing as sad and things can be sad, but...I can't take my eyes off it.
No. It's a loathsome, misogynistic, boring and self-indulgent waste of time.
I totally agree...with an extra added side dish of Last Tango in Paris. Just call me the unwashed.
I admired the artistry of Five Easy Pieces, but did not connect with it at all.
I saw No Country For Old Men last night and it was FANTASTIC. Not a false moment in it. The Coens have really made a mature and powerful and exciting film and you all should go immediately.
I've still never gotten around to watching Last Tango in Paris. Should I maybe take it off the queue?
I've still never gotten around to watching Last Tango in Paris. Should I maybe take it off the queue?
I thought it was a real bore.
Should I maybe take it off the queue?
Only if you ever want to enjoy butter ever again. Ever.
Yes on both those counts.
After all the 'it's a masterpiece!' hype, I could not believe how incredibly boring it was. Stultifying doesn't even cover it. And the butter thing would not have been half as scarringly gross if there had been even the slightest chemistry in that relationship.
The entire thing gave me a brain cramp...primarily I think...because I was looking for 'there' that was nowhere.
But you have to take into account the times in which it was made. Back then, there were really only limited, stereotypical uses of butter.
True. So, from this moment forward, I will consider my horizons expanded. Butter knows no bounds.
Still. Hated that movie!
PS: it ruined lavender (the herb) for me too. Yeesh.
Watched The Holiday.
Surprisingly sweet and rather good (and Jude Law is hot, which is weird for me to say except that I saw Alfie, in which he was decidedly not hot) (and Jack Black is surprisingly non-Jack-Blackish for the most part, which is always nice)
I liked it too. Much less "zany" than the trailers.