The raft scene has to be one of the all time best scenes ever, agreed.

I agree, but saying that nothing quite reaches the magnificence of this.

my friend gave me her password to rapidshare. downloading movies just became a lot easier

I seriously think sometimes you have supernatural powers! THAT IS EXACTLY THE SCENE I WAS THINKNG OF MYSELF FROM ONE MY FAVOURITE MOVIES EVER!!!!

If you send me a PM with the username and password, I'll make love to you.

"Let The Right One In"
Saw it last night at the cheap theater by our house. Loved it! One of the most unusual takes on a vampire story I've seen.

VIBRATOR looks awesome, I've had that on my queue for a while. I think the same person directed I AM AN S&M WRITER...

 

Hadn't seen it in years, but my wife had Never seen it. Fun stuff.

It's pretty good,i read the book sometime ago,somehow i think the book came across abit bleaker,but this is worthy of a watch.

Glory to the Filmmaker - 7/10

Glad I finally saw this. It was hilarious, though not as good as Takeshis'. Why the fuck aren't those available in America? I know they have a limited audience but if shit like SNOT ROCKET AND SUPER DETECTIVE is released here............. anyway, great film.

didnt blow my mind, but didn't insult my intelligence either. beautifully shot in technicolor. the score/soundtrack was annoying but easy to ignore-- you know hollywood telling you how to feel at every moment. great at reflecting moral uncertainty and ambiguity without sinking into relativism. a good movie, though a bit leaden.

Those movies were part of a package deal to get something else. Sometimes movies are released here in order to get the opportunity to release something else.

explain

We wanted to release movie "A" - the licensor said sure, but if you want it you'll have to release Movies "V", "W", and "X" as well. So we think that the money that movie "A" will earn will offset the money we'll lose on the other three so we buy all four movies. got it?

oooh. Thanks.

Ohhhh... word. That's interesting.

The same thing happens here, although officially it's illegal. When Phantom Menace was released theatres were informed that if they wanted a print they'd have to agree to screen a whole raft of filler too. None of the theatres had to agree to this (thus avoiding the legal issue) but were informed that if they wanted to be guaranteed a print of Phantom Menace (which of course they did) they'd be 'strongly advised' to abide by the deal. I can't remember what the films were that made up the package but I do recall a lot of very lacklustre films playing to empty auditoriums for a good few months.

haha. If I were forced to choose, I'd probably go into any one of those empty audiotoriums than sit thur Phantom Menace. (that's right. I went there)