Just get a Curve.

^ Not true. But I didn't push the issue.

Got a verification email. The email did not contain the CC # or the Pin #. I called Sony and they said I needed the card to purchase the system. Which is fine.

It might be the most gruesome video game of all time if the fuzzy screens were uncensored. The circular saw. Syringe. Axe. Sledge hammer. Shit is on another level.

James Franco was funny. Rest was garbage. Danny McBride wasn't funny. Seth Rogen wasn't funny. I saw it with a group and no one liked it.

Could've been awesome. I still love the idea of a stoner action comedy. Fell way short. Buncha awkward improv that wasn't funny.

I read the interview so yes.

Pineapple Express was embarrassingly bad. There's an interview somewheres in which that director admits it was just a paycheck.

Well that was funny. But there is a definite misstep around the last third. I know I wasn't alone on that one.

There is a movie called Robinson Crusoe In Outer Space and I've never seen it?

I'm getting sick of the Apatow clan.

Step Brothers was good but the last third was awful.

Fuck Kevin Smith.

Burn After Reading was meh.

In Bruges cracks me up. In Bruges.

Nice. That was my biggest problem with it.

Not as good as the first but man. Grimey as fuck.

I'm with blastmaster. Seagal fucking owns Van Damme and his mullet and awful leotard dancing. http://www.planetdan.net/pics/misc/dammedance.gif Is there anything gullier than the scene with the cue ball in Out For Justice? Jesus. Knocking teeth out. Breaking arms. Pushing that guy in the phone booth...

Got approved brown. PS3 here I come.

Snatch 2?

Guy Ritchie will never have another success. Ever.

No one can really argue either of these two hold a candle to say Arnold or Stallone, but some good shit. http://blogs.sfweekly.com/thesnitch/out_for_justice.jpeg VS http://www.criticsrant.com/Images/criticsrant_com/Lists/Bad%20Movies/Bloodsport.jpg http://seagalology.com/img/movies/hardtokill.jpg VS...

No. He's just done.

He is set to direct four new movies: a film based on the novel The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand; Memphis, a movie focusing on the events leading up to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination in 1968; Jawbreaker, the story of America's response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks with the invasion of Afgha...

Gay

Varick you shouldf watch some daniel day lewis and dustin hoffman movies.

Sebastian I think you're hilarious but you can have one Soca thread and go to town. Jelq and soca with a plethera of crack whores. But if you add your mumbo jumbo to other threads I will delete it with a quickness.

Ballast was good. Top 10. Extremely minimal.

Well I hate what it is so there.

Stalker was lacking something Marienbad has. Can't really put my finger on it.


And at least Bergman is often times accessible and has a cohesive narrative.

I just can't believe you honestly think this is top 50.

I'm not trying to beat a dead horse and drizzle we will never agree but what the hell? Stalker was gorgeous and the locations were amazing and I love how atypical the coverage was but you are lying if you say you enjoyed it. Unbelievably pretentious. Its because you're Russian right?

That shot of him jumping at the helicopter is so god damn awesome.

OH MY GOD

This whole movie should be the Stallone, Staham, and Li leading an army into some Latin American city and crushing a Communist uprising. Stallone is riding a Tyrannosaurus with a gold chain that talks and makes smarmy comments when someone dies. Mr. T does the voice of the T Rex. Staham is riding a ...

Are we talking top 10 American movies of the 90s? Or foreign included? Either way I think top 10 is a stretch. I recently watched it again and it was good but not spectacular. Plus the 90s was a pretty good decade for movies. Fargo Malcolm X Breaking The Waves Goodfellas Pulp Fiction Ed Wood The Sil...

Blessed Black Wings is by far and away their best. Doubt they'll top it.

And does anyone else dislike live albums?

Money Gripp wrote:Is L.A. Confidential a Top 10 movie of the 90's?

Not even close.