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dalphx
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Yul Brenner is HOT.


.......awkward.


Confused!

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HerOdyssey
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 		Nothing complicated about a girl being able to appreciate the more.... nummy qualities about certain men, alive or dead. But I digress...

Another movie I liked:
Minority Report.
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 		how bout mulholland drive, requiem for a dream, and of course, the great, EVIL DEAD!

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HerOdyssey wrote:
Nothing complicated about a girl being able to appreciate the more.... nummy qualities about certain men, alive or dead. But I digress...

Another movie I liked:
Minority Report.


Was confused on the Yule brenner part, He's not Brad Pitt..lol

nummy qualities...alive or dead..Your not gonna try to drink my blood are ya.....back to confusionland

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 		It's all a matter of taste, I suppose. Brad Pitt is pretty for instance, but I don't find him really *that* attractive. Leonardo DiCaprio looks like a perennial twelve-year-old to me, and I think Patrick Stewart is sexy.

Nothing confusing about that. As for dead... there are lots of now deceased fellows who have left a legacy of film where they are forever handsome. Yul in King & I; sorry, but HOT. Extremely virile looking. Eye candy.

Sorry if I don't drool over what convention thinks I should... Personally; 80% of the stars and celebs the media adores look like a bunch of plastic-fantastic momma's boys to me.
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 		Understand now...past & present maybe better...I see Alive or Dead...think undead..lol

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casemyo wrote:
children of men=best movie last year by far

alfonso cuaron is the man


Children of Men was superb! The realism incorporated into the violence was disturbing and somewhat shocking. I felt empathy for the characters because of those sequences. One of the best films of the year.
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But since I believe this movie is neither a traditional giant monster flick nor an end-of-the-world scenario, and is instead a headtrip featuring alternate storylines/ psychotropic hallucinations/ even alternate realities...


any chance you can explain the movie The Fountain to me? I had no clue what was going on in that one.
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 		THR3E was a good movie too, as was s7ven
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Trapped Under Ice wrote:
brettoniasam wrote:
But since I believe this movie is neither a traditional giant monster flick nor an end-of-the-world scenario, and is instead a headtrip featuring alternate storylines/ psychotropic hallucinations/ even alternate realities...


any chance you can explain the movie The Fountain to me? I had no clue what was going on in that one.


Well i was going to explain it, but im lazy and dont want to type my thoughts on it, if you just read the wiki Smile http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fountain, i'm sure it will help. The fountain is an awesome movie IMHO.
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 		All those number movies made me remember 12 monkeys... I lvoed that movie. What was Thr3e about again?
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All those number movies made me remember 12 monkeys... I lvoed that movie. What was Thr3e about again?


12 monkeys I liked, speaking of monkeys, that little devil one in Monkey Shine Twisted Evil

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HerOdyssey wrote:
All those number movies made me remember 12 monkeys... I lvoed that movie. What was Thr3e about again?

"The protagonist is Kevin Parson, a twenty-eight-year-old seminary student who one day receives a unique call on his cell phone while driving. The man on the other end identifies himself as Slater, and tells Kevin that he has precisely three minutes to confess his sin to the world or his car will explode. What follows is a cat and mouse game with Kevin, his childhood friend Samantha Sheer, and FBI agent Jennifer Peters struggling to keep up with the clues Slater sends their way; clues that lead to the most horrific events. Throughout all of this, Kevin, Slater, and Samantha find that they are connected more closely than any of them would have imagined."
EXCELLENT MOVIE, EXCELLENT TWIST.
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And then the nurse comes round and everyone will lift their heads
But I'm thinking of what Sarah said, "Love is watching someone die"
So who's going to watch you die?...

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casemyo wrote:
children of men=best movie last year by far

alfonso cuaron is the man


Children of Men was superb! The realism incorporated into the violence was disturbing and somewhat shocking. I felt empathy for the characters because of those sequences. One of the best films of the year.


The whole assault on the refugee camp sequence was jaw-droppingly beautifully filmed. Seriously, one of the greatest pieces of cinematography I've *ever* seen (curious -- I had this same discussion with Rob Hawkins a few weeks ago... Wink )

And the way that, in the middle of this all-out war going on around them, EVERYBODY suddenly stops and stares in open-mouthed silence when they realize that Kee is carrying an actual child, the last hope for humanity...and the crowd reverently parts to allow them to pass...

...and then goes right back to blowing the hell out of each other after they're gone.

Wow. One of the most sublime moments in cinematic history -- makes you go from this uplifting feeling of optimism and faith in the brotherhood of man one moment, only to have that feeling come mercilessly crashing back down when you see them start killing each other again.

If that scene doesn't break your heart, *no* scene in a movie will.

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brettoniasam wrote:
Status wrote:
casemyo wrote:
children of men=best movie last year by far

alfonso cuaron is the man


Children of Men was superb! The realism incorporated into the violence was disturbing and somewhat shocking. I felt empathy for the characters because of those sequences. One of the best films of the year.


The whole assault on the refugee camp sequence was jaw-droppingly beautifully filmed. Seriously, one of the greatest pieces of cinematography I've *ever* seen (curious -- I had this same discussion with Rob Hawkins a few weeks ago... Wink )

And the way that, in the middle of this all-out war going on around them, EVERYBODY suddenly stops and stares in open-mouthed silence when they realize that Kee is carrying an actual child, the last hope for humanity...and the crowd reverently parts to allow them to pass...

...and then goes right back to blowing the hell out of each other after they're gone.

Wow. One of the most sublime moments in cinematic history -- makes you go from this uplifting feeling of optimism and faith in the brotherhood of man one moment, only to have that feeling come mercilessly crashing back down when you see them start killing each other again.

If that scene doesn't break your heart, *no* scene in a movie will.


i wouldnt get all so emotional about it, but yea that was a good film n a damn gud scene.

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