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post Jul 29 2006, 02:28 AM
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QUOTE(summoner @ Jul 29 2006, 01:26 AM)
tongue.gif Thatīs a good idea (I think that hubbie would also like it wink.gif) Too bad that I would like to see it with Finnish subtitles
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QUOTE(belicked6924 @ Jul 29 2006, 01:28 AM)
Now I gotta go see if it has Finnish subtitles.
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bang.gif English and French language, English and Spanish subtitles. Well my copy anyways.


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QUOTE(belicked6924 @ Jul 29 2006, 08:28 AM)
Now I gotta go see if it has Finnish subtitles.
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You are too kind smile.gif

I would have been amazed if your copy had Finnish subtitles smile.gif Well, I have to look for that film, maybe it has come on dvd but I just havenīt notice it OR it will come to cinema smile.gif


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QUOTE(summoner @ Jul 29 2006, 01:30 AM)
You are too kind smile.gif

I would have been amazed if your copy had Finnish subtitles smile.gif Well, I have to look for that film, maybe it has come on dvd but I just havenīt notice it OR it will come to cinema smile.gif
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I found a site that says it is due to release in Finnish on 10 August 2006. grinning-smiley-003.gif

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QUOTE(belicked6924 @ Jul 29 2006, 02:02 AM)
confused-smiley-013.gif As much as love Tarentino's works and sick and twisted mind that is the only movie of his that I've never seen in its entirty. I've heard a few theories as to the what is in the case, but I don't have any to offer currently. (May have to make Sunday a movie night)
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QUOTE(belicked6924 @ Jul 29 2006, 08:36 AM)
I found a site that says it is due to release in Finnish on 10 August 2006.  grinning-smiley-003.gif

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Pirates of the Caribbean (dead man's chest)... Is too long, and it's a lot more of a kids movie than the first one. The set-up for the third installment at the end of the movie is a bit BS. They might as well have put a "to be continued" title on the screen. Aside from Johnny Depp's performance it was not all that. But hey! It IS the biggest box office film in the history of motion pictures so far. So, who am I to be a critic.
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QUOTE(Lynette @ Jul 30 2006, 10:18 PM)
Pirates of the Caribbean (dead man's chest)... Is too long, and it's a lot more of a kids movie than the first one. The set-up for the third installment at the end of the movie is a bit BS. They might as well have put a "to be continued" title on the screen. Aside from Johnny Depp's performance it was not all that. But hey! It IS the biggest box office film in the history of motion pictures so far. So, who am I to be a critic.
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Of course it is, but I hate that they judge that by what the movie grosses. Movie tickets are nearly 20 times what they were in the 50's and 60's when some of the best movies were made. And even going off number of tickets sold they should have to take population growth into consideration. Maybe the best judgement might be the percentage of moviegoers over the time that film is in the theatres.


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Belicked I agree about the way the consider movie earnings to decide wether a film is great or not... for all the same reason you have given!

And further to my Pulp Fiction suitcase question; I believe that the contents of the case are whatever you want them to be. Just like all good poerty and music it has no one specific meaning or purpose but allows the viewer/listener/reader to open their own doors and discover their own possibilities!

Having said that and opened my own doors I believe it was Mr Wallace's soul in that case, for reasons I will not go into as I wish not to bore you all


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I have never seen Pulp Fiction just parts of it.

I saw Teritinos's Hostel and it was more of a Porn movie than a gore movie.


I liked the Pirates of the Caribean 3 movie but it was LONG I had to pee so bad by the time it was over I was cramping.


Liked V for Vendetta too.


I saw Lady in the water and that would be good for my 10 year old son.

Saw John tucker must die took my niece and it was cute and funny for a teenie bopper movie.


Last night I saw the Decent and wow very graphic movie parts made you jump not a bad movie could have waited for DVD.



Next weekend I am taking my niece and nephew to see Step it Up and Pulse

and should be seeing Taladega Night soon as well.


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QUOTE(belicked6924 @ Jul 29 2006, 08:36 AM)
I found a site that says it is due to release in Finnish on 10 August 2006.  grinning-smiley-003.gif

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Guess what we found in a store last week biggrin.gif With Finnish subtitles wink.gif Movie was great!! I liked it! And Hugo Weaving was so scary in V for Vendetta...And today me and my son watched Prince of Egypt from telly and tonight there will be Young Guns too smile.gif


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QUOTE(summoner @ Aug 5 2006, 12:46 PM)
Guess what we found in a store last week biggrin.gif With Finnish subtitles wink.gif Movie was great!! I liked it! And Hugo Weaving was so scary in V for Vendetta...And today me and my son watched Prince of Egypt from telly and tonight there will be Young Guns too smile.gif
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CP for being a relative Movie Buff I am astounded you have never seen Pulp Fiction. It would orob be in my top 5 films of all time


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QUOTE(bondiguy @ Jul 28 2006, 07:38 PM)
I think this is an apt a thread as any to talk movies!

I watched Pulp Fiction today for the first time in years and I almost forgot what a great moive it is. Tarantino is without doubt a genius in the art of film making, I dig 99% of things he is involved in.

The question I put to all of you that have seen the movie... what is in the case?

I have my own theories but would like to hear some others first as to not corrupt anyone's mind
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It is one of my favourite movies ever. Tarantino is a great director to be sure, but he is an even gretaer writer in my opinion, he just writes some cool fuckin dialogue!
Pulp fiction is an obvious example but so are True Romance and From Dusk Til Dawn.
And everything about the Kill Bill movies was over the top, although I liked the first one better, but they are love em or hate em movies. Haven't seen Hostel yet, so no comment thus far.

I too think that what is is the briefcase is nothing specific but maybe bits of everything, never meant to be concretely defined.
Cool fact: the book Vincent is reading throughout the movie is a Modesty Blaise novel, which is of course a pulp fiction book.
(and contrary to popular interwed belief, not all the clocks in the movie are set to 4:20)

QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 7 2006, 12:09 AM)
CP for being a relative Movie Buff I am astounded you have never seen Pulp Fiction. It would orob be in my top 5 films of all time
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QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 7 2006, 02:09 AM)
CP for being a relative Movie Buff I am astounded you have never seen Pulp Fiction. It would orob be in my top 5 films of all time
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I know I am shocked too everyone talks about it, just never seemed to be my type of movie though but I will see if it is on Video on Demand and watch it.

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and Larry the Cable inspector I think is the name of it so will watch those.


I really liked American Beauty it is on of my top ten I would say. Allthough it is hard for me to have a top ten cause I love so many movies.


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QUOTE(Cutie_Pie @ Aug 8 2006, 03:27 PM)
I know I am shocked too everyone talks about it, just never seemed to be my type of movie though but I will see if it is on Video on Demand and watch it.

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and Larry the Cable inspector I think is the name of it so will watch those.
I really liked American Beauty it is on of my top ten I would say. Allthough it is hard for me to have a top ten cause I love so many movies.
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great movie! I held off seeing it at first as I thought it was one of those sappy critically acclaimed movies cuz of the title, when it was in fact a kickass critically acclaimed movie.


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QUOTE(Gnappster @ Aug 8 2006, 04:09 PM)
It is one of my favourite movies ever. Tarantino is a great director to be sure, but he is an even gretaer writer in my opinion, he just writes some cool fuckin dialogue!
Pulp fiction is an obvious example but so are True Romance and From Dusk Til Dawn.
And everything about the Kill Bill movies was over the top, although I liked the first one better, but they are love em or hate em movies. Haven't seen Hostel yet, so no comment thus far.

I too think that what is is the briefcase is nothing specific but maybe bits of everything, never meant to be concretely defined.
Cool fact: the book Vincent is reading throughout the movie is a Modesty Blaise novel, which is of course a pulp fiction book.
(and contrary to popular interwed belief, not all the clocks in the movie are set to 4:20)

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I never heard about the clocks thing and I am with you on the contents of the briefcase. Also Tarantino as a write is a step above the pack... great dialogue indeed!

Loved Kill Bill 1 and 2, 1 was my fav but 2 tied it up nicely

Also have not seen Hostel, as I am not really into gore movies

Oh and I remember getting dragged to American Beauty when it was first released by an ex girlfriend thinking like you gnappy that it was going to be sappy but it is a brilliant film indeed


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QUOTE(Gnappster @ Aug 8 2006, 05:38 PM)
great movie! I held off seeing it at first as I thought it was one of those sappy critically acclaimed movies cuz of the title, when it was in fact a kickass critically acclaimed movie.
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I didn't see it either from the previews I was like I'll pass. THan when it one tons and tons of awards I was like hMMMMM Maybe I will give it a shot and besides a few long parts it was very much a kickass movie.



So watched Inside Man last night

WHAT A DISAPOINTMENT I was so eager to see this move and it dragged on SO MUCH and the plot was not that great there were like three funny things denzel washington said that made it OK but still the movie SUCKED.


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QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 9 2006, 01:37 AM)
I never heard about the clocks thing and I am with you on the contents of the briefcase. Also Tarantino as a write is a step above the pack... great dialogue indeed!

Loved Kill Bill 1 and 2, 1 was my fav but 2 tied it up nicely

Also have not seen Hostel, as I am not really into gore movies

Oh and I remember getting dragged to American Beauty when it was first released by an ex girlfriend thinking like you gnappy that it was going to be sappy but it is a brilliant film indeed
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I have both Kill Bill's havent seen them yet either. I know I suck. Just doesn't seem like my type of movie but than again American Beauty didn't either.


I am into horror and gore movies but hostel was more porn than anything.

I mean if you not into gore there are parts that are pretty gory, the very few they show are enough to make you squirm but I think the movie had as many tits in it as Showgirls did.

Ok not that much but close.


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Kill Bill had isn't horror or gore... if you can sit through Hostel, Kill Bill will be a walk in the park


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QUOTE(Cutie_Pie @ Aug 9 2006, 07:51 PM)
I have both Kill Bill's havent seen them yet either. I know I suck. Just doesn't seem like my type of movie but than again American Beauty didn't either.
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My wife isn't a big Tarantino fan or anything and she loved both Kill Bill movies.
They can be appreciated on a lot of levels, on their reference to old kung fu movies, the great storyline, the dialogue, the cinematography, it's all good.

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Lots of blood in it but it's more like campy over the top kung fu movie blood.


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See I am not much of a kung fu movie fan I will give it a shot though the only kung fu movies I liked were the ones that were also something else to them like the one with Jackie Chan and I cant think of his name the Guy from FRIDAY.


And I liked Romeo Must Die. not like I LOVED it but for a mainly kingfu movie I liked it.

I will give them a try sometime soon.


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We watched the new larry the cable guy movie (health inspector ) I liked it but im a country hick , but if you dont like farting , shitting , and general nasty language I wouldnt watch it ..
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QUOTE(Cutie_Pie @ Aug 10 2006, 11:34 AM)
See I am not much of a kung fu movie fan I will give it a shot though the only kung fu movies I liked were the ones that were also something else to them like the one with Jackie Chan and I cant think of his name the Guy from FRIDAY.
And I liked Romeo Must Die. not like I LOVED it but for a mainly kingfu movie I liked it.

I will give them a try sometime soon.
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Well my wife isn't either. She didn't enjoy them as a martial arts movie or as homage to old japanese kung fu films but just for how good they are on their own. That's the cool thing, you can enjoy them as a standalone work or for all the stuff they reference.

They aren't so much like a modern martial arts movie, more of a throwback to old kung fu movies out of the 70's. I remember watching ones starring Bruce Li (not not Bruce LEE) and they were really campy, so much so that they were humourous. The scenes with Pai Mei in Kill Bill are a lot like those old films.



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We watched the new  larry the cable guy movie  (health inspector ) I liked it but im a country hick ,   but if you dont like farting , shitting ,  and general nasty language I wouldnt watch it  ..
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Well I will give it a shot.


I watched Larry the cable guy last night I guess it was ok. had a lot of funny parts, but why did I think Jamie Presleysp?? was supposed to be in it.


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QUOTE(Gnappster @ Aug 10 2006, 11:29 AM)
My wife isn't a big Tarantino fan or anything and she loved both Kill Bill movies.
They can be appreciated on a lot of levels, on their reference to old kung fu movies, the great storyline, the dialogue, the cinematography, it's all good.
Lots of blood in it but it's more like campy over the top kung fu movie blood.
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I am not even into Kung Fu movies or gore but Kill Bill is still great! The most violent scene is the opening one featuring the bride, which is more shocking than violent!

The over the top blood is more hilarious than gory and the dialogue, cinemaphotography, storyline are all great es Gnappy suggests


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Has anyone seen the movie The Beach? With Leonardo Di Caprio?

Another film I was dragged to but loved every minute of it


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Has anybody seen the new talledaga nights movie yet ? the kids want to go see it and I hate to waste $50 if it isnt any good ?????
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QUOTE(bondiguy @ Aug 10 2006, 11:33 PM)
Has anyone seen the movie The Beach? With Leonardo Di Caprio?

Another film I was dragged to but loved every minute of it
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Leo DiCaprio? sounds gay.gif to me...but catch me if you can was good....what the hell is it about?

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Has anybody seen the new talledaga  nights movie yet ?   the kids want to go see it  and I hate to waste  $50 if it isnt any good  ?????
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Well anything with Will Ferrell is good for a few laughs and most likely a lot more, but I haven't seen it.


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Bondi I seen it, I liked it, not movie theatre like but worth watching. That is the one where he is in some country in Asia right at first?? I think that is it.



I want to see taladega nights, I am not a huge will farrel fan, but thought this looked good.


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