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Post by invidninja92 on Feb 28, 2011 22:07:17 GMT
The title alone sounds hacked-up. My last watches would have to be the surprisingly good Italian comic-adaptation Baba Yaga (Shameless Films' restored, uncut version) and the remake of True Grit, a film that while I thought wasn't as great as everyone was calling it, has a quality that makes me want to see it again. It's indeed brilliant for the most part, and the Coen brothers cannot make a bad film. [/quote]
While I have not seen them, the consensus is that every Coen Brothers movie is apparently great except for Intolerable Cruelty and their remake of The Ladykillers.
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Post by Vendaval Este on Mar 1, 2011 7:47:19 GMT
Their remake of The Ladykillers is probably their worst film, but in the long run, is still obviously lightyears ahead of many other films. Still don't care to watch it again though.
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Post by Vendaval Este on Mar 8, 2011 7:07:08 GMT
Nah, it's actually quite well known, but nice you saw it.  |
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Post by Zach of Manime on Mar 8, 2011 7:20:10 GMT
Yeah Bad Taste is a classic. It has one of my favorite lines in the history of movies.
"I'm Brian let's go!"
Reading it, it doesn't seem funny, but the way the guy delivers it is hilarious. My friends and I still quote this to each other all the time as an inside joke.
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Post by invidninja92 on Mar 8, 2011 9:35:48 GMT
Bad Taste you think is genuinely bad? Man, that does not compute. 
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Post by invidninja92 on Mar 8, 2011 15:09:28 GMT
Ah fair enough, if you have not seen it already another early Peter Jackson film that'd be up your alley would be Dead Alive (Braindead). Trust me, it's mental.
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Post by zombi1978 on Mar 9, 2011 20:40:37 GMT
Enjoyed The Punisher '89 in its workprint and unrated version recently.
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Post by invidninja92 on Mar 9, 2011 20:42:58 GMT
Enjoyed The Punisher '89 in its workprint and unrated version recently. Now there's a classic slice of Lundgren. |
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Post by zombi1978 on Mar 9, 2011 20:44:39 GMT
Enjoyed The Punisher '89 in its workprint and unrated version recently. Now there's a classic slice of Lundgren. Word. Fuck that Thomas Jane emo type. "You see all these red signs? Everytime he kills somebody I put one in." That's how a Punisher movie must work, man. |
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Post by Zach of Manime on Mar 10, 2011 4:21:17 GMT
Now there's a classic slice of Lundgren. Word. Fuck that Thomas Jane emo type. "You see all these red signs? Everytime he kills somebody I put one in." That's how a Punisher movie must work, man. puts both the Lundgren and Jane movies to shame, that's the real fuckin' Punisher deal. |
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Post by invidninja92 on Mar 10, 2011 6:43:21 GMT
Word. Fuck that Thomas Jane emo type. "You see all these red signs? Everytime he kills somebody I put one in." That's how a Punisher movie must work, man. puts both the Lundgren and Jane movies to shame, that's the real fuckin' Punisher deal. I have yet to watch that, but I will take your word for it. |
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Post by zombi1978 on Mar 10, 2011 7:10:52 GMT
Word. Fuck that Thomas Jane emo type. "You see all these red signs? Everytime he kills somebody I put one in." That's how a Punisher movie must work, man. puts both the Lundgren and Jane movies to shame, that's the real fuckin' Punisher deal. In case of the violence it might do so, but I fucking can't stand the performance of Ray Stevenson. |
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Post by Zach of Manime on Mar 10, 2011 8:10:52 GMT
In case of the violence it might do so, but I fucking can't stand the performance of Ray Stevenson. Why? He barely says anything in the movie. He's a stone faced cold-blooded killer through most of it, like M.D. Geist or Golgo 13, just as the Punisher should be. |
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Post by zombi1978 on Mar 10, 2011 17:56:50 GMT
Why? He barely says anything in the movie. He's a stone faced cold-blooded killer through most of it, like M.D. Geist or Golgo 13, just as the Punisher should be. I'm not saying this movie does not rock, which would be like a sacrilege in this case, but for me the character of the Punisher/Castle must also look like a fucked up man. Damn. Not only portraiting a reckless vigilante is the key, but also to show his real inner feelings (but not like Jane) - which is in my humble opinion perfectly played by Dolph in an important key scene. Perhaps you remember: When Dolphy is captured by the police and being transported in their van, he gets a horrible flashback and shows his very first, real feelings. And going on when he is interrogated by Gianni - just look at his acting and especially his face - he does not give a goddamn fuck about his murders. Deal with it. Deal with my opinion and will do so with yours. |
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Post by Zach of Manime on Mar 11, 2011 4:39:57 GMT
Deal with it. Deal with my opinion and will do so with yours.  Dealt.  |
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