I liked it a lot. It was bittersweet, with emphasis on bitter. I also expected a light comedy but it was much, much better.

watched this last night...



honestly thought it was pretty damn funny for never hearing of it ever.

Summer's boring as fuck so I've been on a movie binge recently, catching up with my "yet-to-see-but-really-need/want-to list".

These were all really great










And this is one of my favorite movies to come out in a while.. definitely want to watch it again

Finally broke my Drive cherry boys. Really good movie that lived up to the hype!

This was GREAT. Good call on the recommendation, watch this if you get the chance.



I watched "if..." a few years back. If nothing else, its cool to see an early Mcdowell movie, and the role which eventually landed him "Alex" from A Clockwork Orange. When trying to find his character, Kubrick screened that scene with him right before he's going to be whipped and he just has that huge grin on his face, which eventually led to Alex DeLarges defiant trademark grin.

I watched this yesterday



Not overly impressive, admittedly I'm not too into American politics. Decent performances, everything was pretty solid, just nothing special.

Watching Fargo right now, bah its so good. The performances, script, camerawork, music. Everything works so well in that movie, one of those that anytime its on TV no matter where I start I'll always finish it.

moonrise kingdom was killer. also just watched Bubba Ho-tep on Netflix

loved it. should have watched it after smoking joint, would have been even better.

So good!  One of my favourites


Ended up randomly watching this the other night....


Also one of my favourites, and Melanie Laurent is straight up beautiful.

All Coen brothers movies are fantastic. Their "True Grit" was amazing as well.

If you like Lindsay Anderson, Malcolm McDowell and surrealistic odysseys, you should also check out "O Lucky Man.." from 1972.

YES.  Excellent movie.  I came really close to having my knuckles tattooed with "COOL HAND".

Question for you hardcore film fans that's been bugging me for a long time:

Years ago (mid-late 80s) I saw a movie on TV that scared the fuck out of me and I've been trying to track it down, the problem is I only remember the fear it gave me and one scene.  In the scene a girl is getting ready for bed and there is a weird man looking down on her from peep holes in the ceiling.  After he moves around, you can see that there is a diagram of the bed and a sleeping body drawn on the floor of the attic or whatever room he's in directly over her bed and body.  The peepholes are drilled over the ceiling over various points of her body.  After she falls asleep he runs a tube into one of the peepholes and pumps some little handpump type thing so that a green slime comes out of something that is hidden under a sheet, through the tube, out of the peephole and it drips onto her body.  He swaps the tube out through a few of the peepholes until she has the slime all over her (she doesn't wake up.)  He then pulls the sheet off of where the slime is coming out and it reveals this really tall clear canister that is full of these giant cicada-like insects. 

That's all I remember.  The film stock itself looks to be pretty old as well, maybe some time in the 60s or early 70s.  I've tried various ways of typing this into search engines but to no avail.  If anyone has a clue, it'd be really appreciated.

true grit is fucking rad, both the old and new. what other movies have the coens made that you'd recommend?

Barton Fink and Blood Simple.

this man speaks the truth.  barton fink is my favorite Coen bros film by far (and i like most of them).. i can't recommend this movie enough.

Miller's Crossing was listed, otherwise I would have said that too. That one is my favorite Coen movie. "The old man's still an artist with the Thompson"