Nope. That's Rowan Atkinson.
An actual person.
Yeah, i know. I just wrote *Mr. Bean* because not all know his true name.
Nope. That's Rowan Atkinson.
An actual person.
Best.Movie.Ever.Saw Requiem For a Dream for the second time, I got scared this time
Watched 40 minutes of The Tree of Life. I just can't make up my mind about it. To some end it's just way too fucking obscure. There are grounds for some potentially brilliant food-for-thought philosophical notions, but ultimately it just briefly tickles the frontal lobe. The visuals are bloody amazing though, could make for a sure kill documentary with some narrative commentaries.
I might try watching the whole thing at some point when I've bolstered my mentality.
#I decided it was better to see it through than to end it when I first had started. I can't quite recall how much you've seen after 40 minutes, but I reckon it ties up the loose ends in the actual end, albeit in a just as indirect and confusing way. Most of the visual stuff, like the scene with the dinosaur, pretty much threw me off, though. It felt as if they had stuffed the film with more or less random scenes to fill time. I do realize they were to evoke and/or emphasise the emotions, but I just couldn't take it serious.
I have to agree, though, there was some pretty epic scenery, and the dinosaur scene wasn't bad in and of itself, it just didn't fit, in my opinion. Perhaps it'd make sense if I watched it again. But then, my immediate opinion is that they're taking too much time, and at the same time too little time, to explain a single emotion. And I think it lacks the contrast, it's just the same emotional mood the entire film through.
Best.Movie.Ever.
I agree.-When some douche reads a book for a minute on screen without anything else happening, get out and ask for your money back.
Best.Movie.Ever.
You make me happy when times are gray.God, I love you so much. It's basically my favourite movie.
I suppose so, just don't make it a thread where you discuss what you think's going to happen and that kind of stuff. In fact, I'd rather you stick with TV series that you've watched through, ie a whole season at a time. It would make it more in tune with talking about films - and it would also be a more prolific way of recommending TV series to others, I think.Does this refer to movies only? or can we refer to TV series as well?
Yay, us can has sticky. :3
Title seems a little long, though.
I suppose so, just don't make it a thread where you discuss what you think's going to happen and that kind of stuff. In fact, I'd rather you stick with TV series that you've watched through, ie a whole season at a time. It would make it more in tune with talking about films - and it would also be a more prolific way of recommending TV series to others, I think.
I don't really watch TV series. The last series I actually followed on TV was 24, and I only saw the first two seasons. Occasionally, I watch stuff like CSI, House, Two and a Half Men, Big Bang Theory, Castle and a few more crime shows when I'm with friends or family (I actually don't have a TV myself).. but these aren't really knit together, so it doesn't matter if you skip a few episodes. I'm waiting for the Game of Thrones box release, though, that's going to be a few long nights.