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lost in translation?
just saw this today. pretty epic. bill murray is made for his part as married man going through a midlife crisis. the chick is pretty hot too. the movie is totally about subtile nuiances. i highly recommend it if you like movies that aren't produced for mainstream consumption.
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Bitch's ass better be fucking platinum if you're putting up with that.The Assassin wrote:After all her favorite movie is "Zoolander".
I don't get along with people who like Ben Stiller movies.
As for Lost in Translation, fucking just happy to hear new shit from Kevin Shields. Sophia did a good job of setting up two out-of-towners uncomfortable with their lives, but the big attraction that led them back into each other's arms wasn't there. If I'm looking for a moment outta Bill Murray, I want the scene where he acknowledges his legacy in Life Aquatic*.
*Not that the rest of that ovie was much to write about.
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Yeah, the Shields stuff was awesome.
It just goes to show you what this Sophia C. had to work with...she better have made a good flick.
I liked the movie, not destined for the Halls, but entertaining nonetheless...and haunting, because of Shields.
It just goes to show you what this Sophia C. had to work with...she better have made a good flick.
I liked the movie, not destined for the Halls, but entertaining nonetheless...and haunting, because of Shields.
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Re: lost in translation?
Perfect description there SM.I liked the flick,nothing overpowering about it,just a nice easy pace.It kinda played on the "mid aged guy attracted to 18-19 year old chicks" complex that all guys have.Screw_Michigan wrote:subtle
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thought it was totally overrated.
the fact that i typically watch independent films, is irelevant.
rating it, by indie film standards - it kind of sucked.
ps: Ben Stiller movies are good for mindless, lightweight entertainment that doesn't take a lot of time or brain cells. nyah.
i watch em, and laugh quite a bit too.
ps: the aquatic movie SUCKED.
the fact that i typically watch independent films, is irelevant.
rating it, by indie film standards - it kind of sucked.
ps: Ben Stiller movies are good for mindless, lightweight entertainment that doesn't take a lot of time or brain cells. nyah.
i watch em, and laugh quite a bit too.
ps: the aquatic movie SUCKED.
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!zzubevol wrote:thought it was totally overrated.
the fact that i typically watch independent films, is irelevant.
rating it, by indie film standards - it kind of sucked.
ps: Ben Stiller movies are good for mindless, lightweight entertainment that doesn't take a lot of time or brain cells. nyah.
i watch em, and laugh quite a bit too.
ps: the aquatic movie SUCKED.
It wasn't a Ben Stiller movie (he directed,but he only made a cameo) but Cable Guy is still a fucking funny ass film. Underrated IMO.
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Ben Stiller is not funny. He tries hard to be funny, but he himself is not funny. He is not a chip off the old block.!zzubevol wrote:i wasn't referring to zoolander or any of the other aforementioned flicks.
i was referring to fagfelice's bashing of Stiller's goofy movies.
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Agreed.Bizzarofelice wrote:Ben Stiller is not funny. He tries hard to be funny, but he himself is not funny. He is not a chip off the old block.
He was OK in "Meet The Parents" as DeNiro's straight man. :P
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Very clever of you to use "pillage" and omit the common phraseCicero wrote:Good flick. Bill Murray played a great charcter who showed great restraint when the rest of us would have pillaged young Scarlett.
which usually includes that word! :twisted:
“If you look at folks of color, even women, they’re more
successful in the Democratic Party than they are in the white, uh,
excuse me, in the Republican Party.” (NPR Interview Of Howard Dean
<http://www.breitbart.tv/html/153493.html> , 8/15/08)
successful in the Democratic Party than they are in the white, uh,
excuse me, in the Republican Party.” (NPR Interview Of Howard Dean
<http://www.breitbart.tv/html/153493.html> , 8/15/08)
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I thought LiT was pretty good. not great. Bill Murray being Bill Murray. and just to be cool:
Coppola DIRECTLY visually quotes a central landscape scene from Kurosawa's crime thriller High and Low in one of the scenes where Scarlett Johansson is taking the train to Kyoto. I'm 100% convinced of this.
i'm about 50% she does the same thing in a tunnel scene that comes out of russian filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky's Solaris (not the one with Clooney)..
maybe her dad did it, since he serves as co-producer or something.....but it's cool nonetheless.
and Jesus and the Mary Chain making an appearance in the closing scene is OK. Bill Murray singing More than This and What's So Funny ('bout Peace Love and Understanding) is classic SNL lounge singer Nick "whoever".
Coppola DIRECTLY visually quotes a central landscape scene from Kurosawa's crime thriller High and Low in one of the scenes where Scarlett Johansson is taking the train to Kyoto. I'm 100% convinced of this.
i'm about 50% she does the same thing in a tunnel scene that comes out of russian filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky's Solaris (not the one with Clooney)..
maybe her dad did it, since he serves as co-producer or something.....but it's cool nonetheless.
and Jesus and the Mary Chain making an appearance in the closing scene is OK. Bill Murray singing More than This and What's So Funny ('bout Peace Love and Understanding) is classic SNL lounge singer Nick "whoever".
I wonder what's she's up to now? You'd think with all of the accolades, she'd be kicking out some good stuff as follow-up...everyone sure lined up for here on this one.
King Crimson wrote:anytime you have a smoke tunnel and it's not Judas Priest in the mid 80's....watch out.
mvscal wrote:France totally kicks ass.
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Last I heard, Scarlett was the voice of a mermaid character in the Spongebob Squarepants movie. :PPSUFAN wrote:I wonder what's she's up to now? You'd think with all of the accolades, she'd be kicking out some good stuff as follow-up...everyone sure lined up for here on this one.
“If you look at folks of color, even women, they’re more
successful in the Democratic Party than they are in the white, uh,
excuse me, in the Republican Party.” (NPR Interview Of Howard Dean
<http://www.breitbart.tv/html/153493.html> , 8/15/08)
successful in the Democratic Party than they are in the white, uh,
excuse me, in the Republican Party.” (NPR Interview Of Howard Dean
<http://www.breitbart.tv/html/153493.html> , 8/15/08)
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She's actually quite attractive in "The Island." The movie is a michael bay wankfest with way over the top chase scenes, but Scarlett was noticable.the_ouskull wrote:She's actually a jogger, trotting her way through my spank fantasies nightly... She's bouncy.
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You heard correct!Funkywhiteboy wrote:Last I heard, Scarlett was the voice of a mermaid character in the Spongebob Squarepants movie. :PPSUFAN wrote:I wonder what's she's up to now? You'd think with all of the accolades, she'd be kicking out some good stuff as follow-up...everyone sure lined up for here on this one.
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i thought PSU was talking about Sofia Coppola as director and not Scarlett J. though i'd like to kick out some good stuff with the latter. with a follow-up.PSUFAN wrote:I wonder what's she's up to now? You'd think with all of the accolades, she'd be kicking out some good stuff as follow-up...everyone sure lined up for here on this one.
!zzubevol wrote:thought it was totally overrated.
the fact that i typically watch independent films, is irelevant.
rating it, by indie film standards - it kind of sucked.
ps: Ben Stiller movies are good for mindless, lightweight entertainment that doesn't take a lot of time or brain cells. nyah.
i watch em, and laugh quite a bit too.
ps: the aquatic movie SUCKED.
i thought you liked the life aquatic
as for LiT, i liked it.
checkl out 'the swimming pool' i'm watched it last night and i still can't figure it out!
sorry about that whammy!