Inspired by Cantanky I watched Christiane F. (no need for comments), then I watched Dark City, a couple of pretty good ideas for a pretty bad movie.

Fargo (beside being a great flick) had one of the most genius films' posters ever:

i saw 2 movies these past couple of days:


this was great, the script was great, the actors were excellent, kim basinger was hmmmmmmm wow, but yes, great movie, i've been wanting to see it forever and somehow finally i had a chance.

2)

nice! i was impressed, a bit jealous even, wonderfully low-budget, neorrealism for white middle class hipsters ("oh look! it's just like my life"will say some boardies), but very original, entertaining,and just good! i wish i could care a little more for the characters, but even if i don't completely i still like this movie--good story, funny, subtle, good show.

L.A Confidential is a good movie. Guy Pearce plays Andy Warhol in Factory Girl too. Which he does a fantastic job at.

Apocalypto...pretty entertaining...though the second half was a bit cliche compared to the amazing beginning...

Factory Girl, it was good.

It was fantastic. I'm obsessed with Edie Sedgwick now.

spongebob movie.

laughfest.

I love my Wife
I've seen better.
Had some funy parts.
Chris Rock just didn't seem like Chris Rock.

Harold and Kumar go to White Castle.

superbad.

23 - In my opinion wasn't all that
Perfume - was good but the ending sucked

Love this film.

Saw this great movie "Dogfight" last weekend, staring River Pheonix and Lily Taylor.

took my son to see Transformers. it was filled with eye rolling moments for me, however he was sure it was "the coolest movie" he's ever seen.

(kid needs exposure)

despite the plot set to shock and awe 11 year olds, I couldn't help but think that the special effect robots would have been really cool if they had made a movie out of Macross instead.

(Star Blazers would be too much to ask for)

I'd buy that for a dollar.

YES

macross >> transformers

all the way.

(additionally, i heard that bumblebee was now a mustang, because of GM product placement bucks.)

though i'd rather have another captain harlock saga.

but i digress.

I have always been, with socialites.

didn't enjoy it as much as i expected to, but the flying head is pretty awesome.

pretty darn good.

The Ruling Class.

"Walk The Line".

Joaquin was good as Cash. He's turned into a much better actor than I ever thought he'd be.

yes, he did very well here, as opposed to that terrible "gladiator" movie, which was terrible for many reasons, i'm not particularly blaming him.

anyway, last night's show...



according to jodorowsky, i must be great, ah ha ha ha. i love this movie.

i finally watched battle royale in it's entirity, the best scene is when shuya's friend's collar explodes.

walk the line blows, it's an insult to cash and june. most all biopics of people in contemporary music blow anyway.

american splendor.

or, if you're on a diet,

american splenda

Superbad. I fucking loved it.

Ah, my latest Netflix pick and reccomendation, "Army of Shadows".

My Own Private Idaho

i loved it

Walk the Line was great.

New Dylan film, I'm Not There.

He looks like a chick at one point.

selections from this past weekend:










i should add "you and me and dupree" which was slightly idiotic bu funnier than i expected, made by the guys who used to direct arrested development. also danny de vito's "the war of the roses". these two i didn't really "watch", i had them on while doing other stuff, good enough to follow.

He is, apparently. Can't remember what her name is though. You can tell is that pic, def not a mans body.

I believe that's Cate Blanchett.

Another film inwhich I gather Dylan had nothing to do with? Or maybe he did.

In Factory Girl, given his brief relationship with Edie, he appears in the film, but he wouldn't have given permission to be in it so they couldn't mention his name at all in the film. Even in the special features they had to give him an alias.