Kill Your Idols

I love Netflix on demand
it was great seeing the No Wave scene well represented and interviewed in this format. The modern bands just came off looking like idiots, particularly that chick from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

The Yeah Yeah Yeahs? Oh you mean The Like Like Likes.

zing

I'm glad some one got it.

perhaps she's not an idiot and I just couldn't see past her barrage of likes

the man who fell to earth
fuckin A

I almost bought that today.. I probably should have..

Probably my favorite movie of all time. Gun sex? Doesn't get better.

that movie was fucking awesome.

this is before nicolas roeg turned to shit. castaway? the witches? sweet fucking jesus-- what the fuck happened to him.

i started a roeg thread, you are welcome to discuss him there:cool:

burn after reading - 5/10
This had some clever stuff in it but was usually pretty dull and annoying. Never really got me interested. But it was okay.

the wrestler - 7/10
Rourke's performance is awesome, if the story itself is a bit tired.

I thought it was bad for the Coens, but good for a movie. Malkovich was great, as always, so I might have just enjoyed waiting for his parts. I'd probably give it a high 6.

That's how I felt too. Malkovich was the best part, definitely.

YEAH, mal was cool, and clooney hot, and there are a couple memorable scenes. Not a bad movie at all imo, I've always considered it as a pure entertainment/light effort from the Cohens, so I did not have expectations to get a new miller's crossing...

no country for old men - 7/10

Josee,the tiger and the fish

7/10

It was pretty good, albeit over-hyped, and the effects were amazing. At times they assumed the stupidity of the audience as Hollywood movies often do (after reading Benjamin's diary where he said that he would never forget the blue eyes of the girl he met that day, the young daughter turns to her aged mother and says "Do you realize that he loved you from the moment he met you?", to ensure we all knew the little girl was her), but when you look around and see that some people actually do require this assistance to understand any part of a movie that requires thought - not of their own fault, of course; they may be relatively intelligent people who have only become accustomed to turning off their perceptive powers upon entering the theater - you can accept these moments and still appreciate a well told story, with acting and special effects that do not overshadow, but instead add to the experience.

yes but don't forget that 50% of humanity have an IQ under 100