For the record, I thought it was Taco Bell meat.
Slumdog wasn't the "best" movie of last year, but it was at least watchable.
I think one of the few times I strongly disagreed
was when they gave it to Forrest Gump. That was hard to sit through.
I felt it was very exploitative of learning disabled or whatever the correct term is these days.
I think the little shiteater in Cumdog wasn't quite a baby either. Child, I suppose. And who didn't get into all kinds of crazy shit as a child?
I did think of Titanic, too.
but it was a crowd please, much like Slumdog.
I liked all three of those movies much more, too.
L.A. Confidential may be the most accessible of them all.
I loved everything about Jackie Brown from the opening song to the locations around the Torrance, San Pedro harbor areas of Los Angeles. Also, to have Deniro taking a minor supporting role. There were a lot of people that wanted something more powerful / sensational like Pulp Fiction. I'll take a perfect small film every time.
Boogie nights, wow that was long and hard to swallow. No pun, well a little.
Tough film, to sit through. But an outstanding film. P T has never made a film that is not great.
Hard Eight?
(btw, that baby cries for the same reason every baby cries, he shit himself.)
Twilight. 0/10.
The best thing that I can say about this movie is that at least I didn't pay to see it.
ok sorry didn't realize crash isn't liked around here
Is that the movie about Elisha Cuthbert winning the right to play on a men's baseball team?
I don't even know what to say to you anymore.