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]]>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 00:31:56 GMTMovies we do not want to seeWed, 22 Mar 2006 14:27:50 GMT203190Group Spout Post: Re: The Sweet Hereafter http://www.spout.com/groups/Criterionize_This/Re_The_Sweet_Hereafter/315/9374/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: halo1205
Post To: Criterionize This
Post Date: 5/25/2007 9:45:14 PM
Body: New Line put out a great release of the movie as one of their earlier “Platinum” Series that has some amazing content: · US and Canadian Theater Trailers· Biographies and Filmographies· Isolated Score by Mychael Danna· “The Pied Piper of Hamelin” by Robert Browning and illustrated by Kate Greenaway· "The Charlie Rose Show" interview with Atom Egoyan· Q&A interviews with members of the cast· Audio Commentary by writer/director Atom Egoyan and novelist Russell Banks· "Before and After The Sweet Hereafter." video discussion of the book and film with Russell Banks and Atom Egoyan The film is presented in widescreen, but not anamorphic, so it is ready for an update, just as well be Criterion that does it :o) Is there a spoiler friendly area somewhere? The ending of this movie left me with one big question and I would love to hear what others think the answer is.
]]>Sat, 26 May 2007 01:45:14 GMThalo1205Criterionize This5/25/2007 9:45:14 PMNew Line put out a great release of the movie as one of their earlier “Platinum” Series that has some amazing content: · US and Canadian Theater Trailers· Biographies and Filmographies· Isolated Score by Mychael Danna· “The Pied Piper of Hamelin” by Robert Browning and illustrated by Kate Greenaway· "The Charlie Rose Show" interview with Atom Egoyan· Q&A interviews with members of the cast· Audio Commentary by writer/director Atom Egoyan and novelist Russell Banks· "Before and After The Sweet Hereafter." video discussion of the book and film with Russell Banks and Atom Egoyan The film is presented in widescreen, but not anamorphic, so it is ready for an update, just as well be Criterion that does it :o) Is there a spoiler friendly area somewhere? The ending of this movie left me with one big question and I would love to hear what others think the answer is. Spout Post: Re: The Fountain http://www.spout.com/groups/Criterionize_This/Re_The_Fountain/315/9355/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: halo1205
Post To: Criterionize This
Post Date: 5/25/2007 5:04:24 PM
Body: Your Criterion dreams may come true if Aronofsky has anything to say about it. Apparently he was less than pleased with Warner’s issue of the Fountain to DVD, feeling slighted that they skimped on the extras and declined on his offer to put a commentary on the disk. He is campaigning for Criterion to license a pressing of the film, fully loaded and including the commentary he wants to make. Aronofsky apparently would like the prestige of Criterion editions of Pi and Requiem for a Dream as well, though both have been given generous releases by Artisan.
]]>Fri, 25 May 2007 21:04:24 GMThalo1205Criterionize This5/25/2007 5:04:24 PMYour Criterion dreams may come true if Aronofsky has anything to say about it. Apparently he was less than pleased with Warner’s issue of the Fountain to DVD, feeling slighted that they skimped on the extras and declined on his offer to put a commentary on the disk. He is campaigning for Criterion to license a pressing of the film, fully loaded and including the commentary he wants to make. Aronofsky apparently would like the prestige of Criterion editions of Pi and Requiem for a Dream as well, though both have been given generous releases by Artisan. Spout Post: Basic Instinct 2: That's right! i said it! :o) http://www.spout.com/blogs/halo1205/archive/2007/5/25/9340.aspx Post By: halo1205
Post To: halo1205 Blog
Post Date: 5/25/2007 3:09:00 PM
Body: If popularity breeds contempt, the critical beating this movie took endeared it to me all the more. I listened to podcast after podcast and read movie news galore that took pleasure in shredding the movie sight unseen. The biggest bone of contention was that Sharon Stone, over the age of 40, was putting herself out there as sexual being once again, and that she should be put out to pasture. As saddened as I was that in a time when MILF has become part of the popular vernacular this was still a prevailing attitude, it was countered by the excitement of seeing Catherine Trammel on screen again, one of my favorite film characters. She is the devil in red lipstick and took the original Basic Instinct from standard thriller fare and made it a must see, as well making Stone a star. Is Basic Instinct 2 a good movie? Hell no! But it is a fun, fun watch! Stone unhinges her jaw and swallows the scenery, taking Trammel from a temptation-evoking sexual provocateur to a lip-smacking man-eater. Throw in a high-speed hand-job, some erotic asphyxiation, acrobatic rough sex, beautiful architecture, Charlotte Rampling and David Thewlis for international dramatic cred (granted, it’s squandered, and Thewlis gives Stone a run for her money taking it over the top), and a half-baked thriller plot and pack it all into a well shot glossy package and you have 90+minutes of solid entertainment. Entertainment! BI2 was not designed to change the world, provoke deep thought or be a metaphor for the world’s woes, it is simply titillating adult oriented entertainment. Much has been said about the movie, but I have never heard it called dull! Have fun with it… Go crazy and Double feature it with Showgirls! :o)
]]>Fri, 25 May 2007 19:09:00 GMThalo1205halo1205 Blog5/25/2007 3:09:00 PMIf popularity breeds contempt, the critical beating this movie took endeared it to me all the more. I listened to podcast after podcast and read movie news galore that took pleasure in shredding the movie sight unseen. The biggest bone of contention was that Sharon Stone, over the age of 40, was putting herself out there as sexual being once again, and that she should be put out to pasture. As saddened as I was that in a time when MILF has become part of the popular vernacular this was still a prevailing attitude, it was countered by the excitement of seeing Catherine Trammel on screen again, one of my favorite film characters. She is the devil in red lipstick and took the original Basic Instinct from standard thriller fare and made it a must see, as well making Stone a star. Is Basic Instinct 2 a good movie? Hell no! But it is a fun, fun watch! Stone unhinges her jaw and swallows the scenery, taking Trammel from a temptation-evoking sexual provocateur to a lip-smacking man-eater. Throw in a high-speed hand-job, some erotic asphyxiation, acrobatic rough sex, beautiful architecture, Charlotte Rampling and David Thewlis for international dramatic cred (granted, it’s squandered, and Thewlis gives Stone a run for her money taking it over the top), and a half-baked thriller plot and pack it all into a well shot glossy package and you have 90+minutes of solid entertainment. Entertainment! BI2 was not designed to change the world, provoke deep thought or be a metaphor for the world’s woes, it is simply titillating adult oriented entertainment. Much has been said about the movie, but I have never heard it called dull! Have fun with it… Go crazy and Double feature it with Showgirls! :o) Spout Post: Basic Instinct 2: That's right! i said it! :o) http://www.spout.com/blogs/halo1205/archive/2007/5/25/9340.aspx Post By: halo1205
Post To: halo1205 Blog
Post Date: 5/25/2007 3:09:00 PM
Body: If popularity breeds contempt, the critical beating this movie took endeared it to me all the more. I listened to podcast after podcast and read movie news galore that took pleasure in shredding the movie sight unseen. The biggest bone of contention was that Sharon Stone, over the age of 40, was putting herself out there as sexual being once again, and that she should be put out to pasture. As saddened as I was that in a time when MILF has become part of the popular vernacular this was still a prevailing attitude, it was countered by the excitement of seeing Catherine Trammel on screen again, one of my favorite film characters. She is the devil in red lipstick and took the original Basic Instinct from standard thriller fare and made it a must see, as well making Stone a star. Is Basic Instinct 2 a good movie? Hell no! But it is a fun, fun watch! Stone unhinges her jaw and swallows the scenery, taking Trammel from a temptation-evoking sexual provocateur to a lip-smacking man-eater. Throw in a high-speed hand-job, some erotic asphyxiation, acrobatic rough sex, beautiful architecture, Charlotte Rampling and David Thewlis for international dramatic cred (granted, it’s squandered, and Thewlis gives Stone a run for her money taking it over the top), and a half-baked thriller plot and pack it all into a well shot glossy package and you have 90+minutes of solid entertainment. Entertainment! BI2 was not designed to change the world, provoke deep thought or be a metaphor for the world’s woes, it is simply titillating adult oriented entertainment. Much has been said about the movie, but I have never heard it called dull! Have fun with it… Go crazy and Double feature it with Showgirls! :o)
]]>Fri, 25 May 2007 19:09:00 GMThalo1205halo1205 Blog5/25/2007 3:09:00 PMIf popularity breeds contempt, the critical beating this movie took endeared it to me all the more. I listened to podcast after podcast and read movie news galore that took pleasure in shredding the movie sight unseen. The biggest bone of contention was that Sharon Stone, over the age of 40, was putting herself out there as sexual being once again, and that she should be put out to pasture. As saddened as I was that in a time when MILF has become part of the popular vernacular this was still a prevailing attitude, it was countered by the excitement of seeing Catherine Trammel on screen again, one of my favorite film characters. She is the devil in red lipstick and took the original Basic Instinct from standard thriller fare and made it a must see, as well making Stone a star. Is Basic Instinct 2 a good movie? Hell no! But it is a fun, fun watch! Stone unhinges her jaw and swallows the scenery, taking Trammel from a temptation-evoking sexual provocateur to a lip-smacking man-eater. Throw in a high-speed hand-job, some erotic asphyxiation, acrobatic rough sex, beautiful architecture, Charlotte Rampling and David Thewlis for international dramatic cred (granted, it’s squandered, and Thewlis gives Stone a run for her money taking it over the top), and a half-baked thriller plot and pack it all into a well shot glossy package and you have 90+minutes of solid entertainment. Entertainment! BI2 was not designed to change the world, provoke deep thought or be a metaphor for the world’s woes, it is simply titillating adult oriented entertainment. Much has been said about the movie, but I have never heard it called dull! Have fun with it… Go crazy and Double feature it with Showgirls! :o) Spout Post: Re: Some quotes I use a lot http://www.spout.com/groups/Best_movie_quotes/Re_Some_quotes_I_use_a_lot/17/9277/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: halo1205
Post To: Best movie quotes
Post Date: 5/24/2007 6:31:14 PM
Body: "I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way."
]]>Thu, 24 May 2007 22:31:14 GMThalo1205Best movie quotes5/24/2007 6:31:14 PM"I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way." Spout Post: Re: The MOST OVERATED MOVIES... 1 and 2 ... http://www.spout.com/groups/Totally_Over_rated/Re_The_MOST_OVERATED_MOVIES_1_and_2/170/9116/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: halo1205
Post To: Totally Over-rated
Post Date: 5/21/2007 5:21:05 PM
Body: I agree that Jaws is not overhyped... the reason Jaws is so great is not the special effects, or the action/thriller sequences, it's because we care so much about the characters that we do not want to see their demise, even at the "jaws" of a fake looking shark. When Quint, Brody and Hooper bond over drinks and compare scars, as Quint tells the story of the USS Indianapolis, we bond with them and the scares and thrills at the end of the movie are because of our wanting them to survive. The views of the shark up to that point are quick and measured, after that, seeing that the shark is kinda hacky is forgivable. As far as it being inferior to the novel; can any movie be as good as the imagination of the reader? Arguments about the film vs the book is moot, as the film is an adaptation of the book, “based” on the book, and liberties are always taken. Rarely is there a literal translation from page to screen, and even if there were the reader would always quibble “I imagined the sky a different shade of blue in that scene” – there is no winning for the film maker. One has to divorce their feelings about the book from the film and enjoy the two independently.
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 21:21:05 GMThalo1205Totally Over-rated5/21/2007 5:21:05 PMI agree that Jaws is not overhyped... the reason Jaws is so great is not the special effects, or the action/thriller sequences, it's because we care so much about the characters that we do not want to see their demise, even at the "jaws" of a fake looking shark. When Quint, Brody and Hooper bond over drinks and compare scars, as Quint tells the story of the USS Indianapolis, we bond with them and the scares and thrills at the end of the movie are because of our wanting them to survive. The views of the shark up to that point are quick and measured, after that, seeing that the shark is kinda hacky is forgivable. As far as it being inferior to the novel; can any movie be as good as the imagination of the reader? Arguments about the film vs the book is moot, as the film is an adaptation of the book, “based” on the book, and liberties are always taken. Rarely is there a literal translation from page to screen, and even if there were the reader would always quibble “I imagined the sky a different shade of blue in that scene” – there is no winning for the film maker. One has to divorce their feelings about the book from the film and enjoy the two independently. Spout Post: Re: Introduce Yourself http://www.spout.com/groups/Introduce_Yourself/Re_Introduce_Yourself/291/9114/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: halo1205
Post To: Introduce Yourself
Post Date: 5/21/2007 4:27:02 PM
Body: Hey there… My name is Allen. I am a not-yet-forty-thanks mental health worker in the suburbs of Vancouver BC, Canada. Thank you very much for the invite to the group. I grew up in a small rural town in southern Saskatchewan (population 500) which was the possessor of the only movie theatre in a sixty mile radius which became the gateway drug to my movie addiction. Advancing technology took over as my pusher as the VCR and Satellite Dish satiated my need for a wider variety of films to consume. At seventeen I left for the big city (um, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan – yes, it really exists!) and after high school got a job in a video store that fed my two-movie-a-day habit. When it closed down I headed west to BC and secured a position once again managing yet another video store. (My love for Clerks is rather self-explanatory! :o)) When I hit the wall working with “the public” I moved on to the mental health field (you have no idea how closely the two are related!), but my love of film never waned, and technology gave us the greatest gift of all… the DVD player. I have since been amassing an obscene collection of disks that is beginning to outgrow the wall dedicated to it. My tastes in film tend to run a little all over the place. I love a good-bad movie as much as good-good movie… even though films are made for the masses the connections they make with us are personal. While 1.000,000,000 Titanic fans can’t be all wrong (even if I think they are), the trash masterpiece Showgirls can’t be all bad either. I tend to follow directors more than stars of films. Often the choices a director makes over his career can give a broader picture of who they are and what they are trying to say. Some of my favorites include David Cronenberg, Peter Greenaway, Ken Russell, Stephen Frears, Kevin Smith, Paul Verhoeven and John Carpenter to name a few. When these guys are good they are brilliant, when they misstep they fall with a “thud” but are always interesting! I discovered this site from the Fimspotting podcast. I generally don’t take heed to the views of critics (opinions and assholes… everybody’s got ‘em!) but I do love listening to, and participating in, discussion of film, which is what this site is all about and I am excited about being a member. Thanks for reading-Allen
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 20:27:02 GMThalo1205Introduce Yourself5/21/2007 4:27:02 PMHey there… My name is Allen. I am a not-yet-forty-thanks mental health worker in the suburbs of Vancouver BC, Canada. Thank you very much for the invite to the group. I grew up in a small rural town in southern Saskatchewan (population 500) which was the possessor of the only movie theatre in a sixty mile radius which became the gateway drug to my movie addiction. Advancing technology took over as my pusher as the VCR and Satellite Dish satiated my need for a wider variety of films to consume. At seventeen I left for the big city (um, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan – yes, it really exists!) and after high school got a job in a video store that fed my two-movie-a-day habit. When it closed down I headed west to BC and secured a position once again managing yet another video store. (My love for Clerks is rather self-explanatory! :o)) When I hit the wall working with “the public” I moved on to the mental health field (you have no idea how closely the two are related!), but my love of film never waned, and technology gave us the greatest gift of all… the DVD player. I have since been amassing an obscene collection of disks that is beginning to outgrow the wall dedicated to it. My tastes in film tend to run a little all over the place. I love a good-bad movie as much as good-good movie… even though films are made for the masses the connections they make with us are personal. While 1.000,000,000 Titanic fans can’t be all wrong (even if I think they are), the trash masterpiece Showgirls can’t be all bad either. I tend to follow directors more than stars of films. Often the choices a director makes over his career can give a broader picture of who they are and what they are trying to say. Some of my favorites include David Cronenberg, Peter Greenaway, Ken Russell, Stephen Frears, Kevin Smith, Paul Verhoeven and John Carpenter to name a few. When these guys are good they are brilliant, when they misstep they fall with a “thud” but are always interesting! I discovered this site from the Fimspotting podcast. I generally don’t take heed to the views of critics (opinions and assholes… everybody’s got ‘em!) but I do love listening to, and participating in, discussion of film, which is what this site is all about and I am excited about being a member. Thanks for reading-Allen Spout Post: HARDCORE: A good film elevated by great performances. http://www.spout.com/blogs/halo1205/archive/2007/5/21/9089.aspx Post By: halo1205
Post To: halo1205 Blog
Post Date: 5/21/2007 8:04:00 AM
Body: I had always thought of George C. Scott a hacky actor. He was always so BIG in everything he was in, and you were always aware that he was ACTING. But in the early 80s he found himself a niche… tormented father, a part he played with so much sensitivity here as a man of God wondering through Godless territory in search of his daughter who never returned home with her church group when they made a trip to LA. The anguish he conveys when faced with the truth about his daughters fate is powerful and heartbreaking. (Scott played a Father with a missing child of a different sort in The Changeling very effectively as well). Season Hubley (Mrs. Kurt Russell at the time) is great as well as his tour guide through the seedy underworld of sin he had only heard of before. Schrader is always a capable director with a great sense of style (American Gigolo, Cat People, Patty Hearst, The Comfort of Strangers).
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 12:04:00 GMThalo1205halo1205 Blog5/21/2007 8:04:00 AMI had always thought of George C. Scott a hacky actor. He was always so BIG in everything he was in, and you were always aware that he was ACTING. But in the early 80s he found himself a niche… tormented father, a part he played with so much sensitivity here as a man of God wondering through Godless territory in search of his daughter who never returned home with her church group when they made a trip to LA. The anguish he conveys when faced with the truth about his daughters fate is powerful and heartbreaking. (Scott played a Father with a missing child of a different sort in The Changeling very effectively as well). Season Hubley (Mrs. Kurt Russell at the time) is great as well as his tour guide through the seedy underworld of sin he had only heard of before. Schrader is always a capable director with a great sense of style (American Gigolo, Cat People, Patty Hearst, The Comfort of Strangers). Spout Post: HARDCORE: A good film elevated by great performances. http://www.spout.com/blogs/halo1205/archive/2007/5/21/9089.aspx Post By: halo1205
Post To: halo1205 Blog
Post Date: 5/21/2007 8:04:00 AM
Body: I had always thought of George C. Scott a hacky actor. He was always so BIG in everything he was in, and you were always aware that he was ACTING. But in the early 80s he found himself a niche… tormented father, a part he played with so much sensitivity here as a man of God wondering through Godless territory in search of his daughter who never returned home with her church group when they made a trip to LA. The anguish he conveys when faced with the truth about his daughters fate is powerful and heartbreaking. (Scott played a Father with a missing child of a different sort in The Changeling very effectively as well). Season Hubley (Mrs. Kurt Russell at the time) is great as well as his tour guide through the seedy underworld of sin he had only heard of before. Schrader is always a capable director with a great sense of style (American Gigolo, Cat People, Patty Hearst, The Comfort of Strangers).
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 12:04:00 GMThalo1205halo1205 Blog5/21/2007 8:04:00 AMI had always thought of George C. Scott a hacky actor. He was always so BIG in everything he was in, and you were always aware that he was ACTING. But in the early 80s he found himself a niche… tormented father, a part he played with so much sensitivity here as a man of God wondering through Godless territory in search of his daughter who never returned home with her church group when they made a trip to LA. The anguish he conveys when faced with the truth about his daughters fate is powerful and heartbreaking. (Scott played a Father with a missing child of a different sort in The Changeling very effectively as well). Season Hubley (Mrs. Kurt Russell at the time) is great as well as his tour guide through the seedy underworld of sin he had only heard of before. Schrader is always a capable director with a great sense of style (American Gigolo, Cat People, Patty Hearst, The Comfort of Strangers). Spout Post: Re: The MOST OVERATED MOVIES... 1 and 2 ... http://www.spout.com/groups/Totally_Over_rated/Re_The_MOST_OVERATED_MOVIES_1_and_2/170/9087/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: halo1205
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Post Date: 5/21/2007 5:41:02 AM
Body: In a word... Titanic! The biggest turd to fall out of the ass of Hollywood in decades! How did it win Best Picture? I am just getting to the point where i can stand to see DeCaprio in a movie again. I know people who have seen this,like, double-digit times... and i just want those three hours of my life back!!!
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 09:41:02 GMThalo1205Totally Over-rated5/21/2007 5:41:02 AMIn a word... Titanic! The biggest turd to fall out of the ass of Hollywood in decades! How did it win Best Picture? I am just getting to the point where i can stand to see DeCaprio in a movie again. I know people who have seen this,like, double-digit times... and i just want those three hours of my life back!!! Spout Post: Re: Top 10 http://www.spout.com/groups/The_Quintessential_Collection/Re_Top_10/317/9086/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: halo1205
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Post Date: 5/21/2007 5:26:27 AM
Body: Easily, my Alien Quadrilogy! Two disks per movie, two editions per movie, bonus disk of extras, beautiful packaging. These are some of my favorites films, but Fox went over-the-top when putting this collection together and as far as I am concerned set a benchmark no other collection has even come close to achieving before or since. The work put into Alien 3 alone rivals anything Criterion has done.My Criterion edition of Videodrome would be worth a burn or two as well.From all i have heard the upcoming Blade Runner special edition is going to be a necessity, especially if the include all three versions (Original Theatrical, Extended Cut and Director's Cut).
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 09:26:27 GMThalo1205The Quintessential Collection5/21/2007 5:26:27 AMEasily, my Alien Quadrilogy! Two disks per movie, two editions per movie, bonus disk of extras, beautiful packaging. These are some of my favorites films, but Fox went over-the-top when putting this collection together and as far as I am concerned set a benchmark no other collection has even come close to achieving before or since. The work put into Alien 3 alone rivals anything Criterion has done.My Criterion edition of Videodrome would be worth a burn or two as well.From all i have heard the upcoming Blade Runner special edition is going to be a necessity, especially if the include all three versions (Original Theatrical, Extended Cut and Director's Cut). Spout Post: Big Brother gone Bad! http://www.spout.com/blogs/halo1205/archive/2007/5/21/9085.aspx Post By: halo1205
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Post Date: 5/21/2007 5:07:12 AM
Body: I rented this for all the wrong reasons... I loved the cover! Turns out it was a great movie and i now own it on DVD.
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 09:07:12 GMThalo1205halo1205 Blog5/21/2007 5:07:12 AMI rented this for all the wrong reasons... I loved the cover! Turns out it was a great movie and i now own it on DVD. Spout Post: Closer to the Novel http://www.spout.com/blogs/halo1205/archive/2007/5/21/9084.aspx Post By: halo1205
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Post Date: 5/21/2007 5:05:23 AM
Body: ... than the excellent original, this isn't bad, better than the sequels before it, but not as good as the original.
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 09:05:23 GMThalo1205halo1205 Blog5/21/2007 5:05:23 AM... than the excellent original, this isn't bad, better than the sequels before it, but not as good as the original. Spout Post: Romans Raping Naked Nuns http://www.spout.com/blogs/halo1205/archive/2007/5/20/9077.aspx Post By: halo1205
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Post Date: 5/20/2007 11:10:54 PM
Body: ... if that was only the most messed up part of this!!! Ken Russell at his maddest - gotta love it!
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 03:10:54 GMThalo1205halo1205 Blog5/20/2007 11:10:54 PM... if that was only the most messed up part of this!!! Ken Russell at his maddest - gotta love it! Spout Post: Chewy in the middle! http://www.spout.com/blogs/halo1205/archive/2007/5/20/9076.aspxPost By: halo1205
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Post Date: 5/20/2007 10:50:41 PM
Body: The third season rocked… the rest ranged from mildly interesting to plain disappointing.
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 02:50:41 GMThalo1205halo1205 Blog5/20/2007 10:50:41 PMThe third season rocked… the rest ranged from mildly interesting to plain disappointing. Spout Post: Weirdly Fun http://www.spout.com/blogs/halo1205/archive/2007/5/20/9075.aspx Post By: halo1205
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Post Date: 5/20/2007 10:43:09 PM
Body: Meditative and unusual, but really, really good! A little hard to get into, but stick with it. Sandy Dennis is hilarious in this.
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 02:43:09 GMThalo1205halo1205 Blog5/20/2007 10:43:09 PMMeditative and unusual, but really, really good! A little hard to get into, but stick with it. Sandy Dennis is hilarious in this. Spout Post: Re: Cat People On Trial - Faces 7 Life Sentences For Being So Bad http://www.spout.com/groups/Worst_Movie_Ever/Re_Cat_People_On_Trial_Faces_7_Life_Sentences_F/104/9068/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: halo1205
Post To: Worst Movie Ever
Post Date: 5/20/2007 6:15:02 PM
Body: Honestly. One of my all-time favorite movies... like so much so that i can quote the dialog along while i am watching it... and i say this with no shame! :o) I have even bought it on DVD - twice!!! (original Image release and then the Universal release). This was Nastassia Kinski in her prime, and she is mezmorizing in the film. I am sorry you were so disap[pointed in it.
]]>Sun, 20 May 2007 22:15:02 GMThalo1205Worst Movie Ever5/20/2007 6:15:02 PMHonestly. One of my all-time favorite movies... like so much so that i can quote the dialog along while i am watching it... and i say this with no shame! :o) I have even bought it on DVD - twice!!! (original Image release and then the Universal release). This was Nastassia Kinski in her prime, and she is mezmorizing in the film. I am sorry you were so disap[pointed in it. Spout Post: Norbit http://www.spout.com/blogs/halo1205/archive/2007/5/20/9067.aspx Post By: halo1205
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Post Date: 5/20/2007 5:29:00 PM
Body: I am new here, and am starting on a bad foot... or one that recently stepped into a big pile of poo anyhow! I dunno why I watched Norbit, but I did. And it is a shame i will forever bear. Eddie! Dude! What wuz ya thinking? Moreso, Thandie! Girl! What was you thinking??? I have really like Thandie Newton since Flirting but she has since systematically found the wort crap to be in.
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]]>Sun, 30 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMTArgueta0Beginner (<10)Fri, 31 Aug 2007 20:52:15 GMTMember Film:Funny Games http://www.spout.com/films/Funny_Games/288707/default.aspx Title: Funny Games
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Year: 1982
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Year: 1962
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Year: 1967
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Year: 1991
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Year: 1963
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