Wynter wrote:
What's with the girl-band? :beaten:
i know that girl in the front isn't even wearing her training bra......i'm shocked and appalled.
i know that girl in the front isn't even wearing her training bra......i'm shocked and appalled.
Movies! Movies! Movies! (Non-Japanese)
Started by blender1184 · 29 Jun 2005 · 5,013 replies
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i know that girl in the front isn't even wearing her training bra......i'm shocked and appalled.
Tu_triky wrote:
i know that girl in the front isn't even wearing her training bra......i'm shocked and appalled.
I think the purpose of a training bra is all but lost on her.
Wynter wrote:
I think the purpose of a training bra is all but lost on her.
yeah but she needs a place to hold her dirty socks...
Tu_triky wrote:
yeah but she needs a place to hold her dirty socks...
True. At least she knows how to condition her hair.
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phoenix278 wrote:
No, I haven't seen it yet, but some of my friends have. They say it's really good! And not because Brad Pitt is in it! Have u seen it? Seems interesting....but you never know unless u watch it!
no i haven't but the uncoventional premise seems refreshing.....3 stories in 1 basically. i might watch soon.
My friends and I are gonna go watch The Fountain later today. I heard it was really good. I saw the trailer and I was like, "Woah." :hehe:
if you liked Pi (less so RFAD) then you'll love it.
Tu_triky wrote:
no i haven't but the uncoventional premise seems refreshing.....3 stories in 1 basically. i might watch soon.
So it's sorta gonna be the same as Crash. A whole bunch of stories in one. Not bad, cause I liked Crash!
phoenix278 wrote:
So it's sorta gonna be the same as Crash. A whole bunch of stories in one. Not bad, cause I liked Crash!
Not to say that you are wrong, I am just not sure.....I've seen Crash as well...that was the best film last year.
you can always consult the official website for more info!
http://www.paramountvantage.com/babel/
Tu_triky wrote:
Not to say that you are wrong, I am just not sure.....I've seen Crash as well...that was the best film last year.
you can always consult the official website for more info!
http://www.paramountvantage.com/babel/
I'm not sure either. I just assume that the format is similar cause there is more than one story going. U know? But thnx for the link!
Looks like this film has been elevated to a "must see." :)
Eastwood film wins first award of Oscar season
Wed Dec 6, 5:07 PM ET
Clint Eastwood's Japanese-language film "Letters from Iwo Jima" was named best film of 2006 by the National Board of Review on Wednesday in the first major award of the Oscar season.
Helen Mirren was named best actress for her portrayal of Britain's ruling Queen Elizabeth in "The Queen," while Forest Whitaker won best actor for his chilling portrayal of Ugandan despot Idi Amin in "The Last King Of Scotland."
The awards, voted on by 120 film professionals, can be an early indicator of the leading contenders for the Academy Awards in February.
The group is known for some quirky choices in previous years and Eastwood's latest movie has had little Oscar buzz in Hollywood to date.
"Letters from Iwo Jima" is the story of the bloody battle for control of the Japanese island during World War Two, told from the perspective of Japanese soldiers. It will be released in U.S. theaters on December 20.
It is the second Eastwood film to be released this year about the 1945 fight. It follows "Flags of Our Fathers," which was presented from an American perspective.
"'Letters from Iwo Jima' is probably Mr. Eastwood's masterpiece and perhaps one of the greatest films of our time," National Board of Review President Annie Schulhof said in a statement. "His achievement is all the more extraordinary when one views the film as a companion piece to 'Flags of Our Fathers."'
Martin Scorsese was named best director for his crime thriller "The Departed," which also took the award for best ensemble cast. Spanish director Pedro Almodovar's "Volver," starring Penelope Cruz, won best foreign film.
The best supporting actor award went to Djimon Hounsou for "Blood Diamond," while best supporting actress went to Catherine O'Hara for her turn in "For Your Consideration."
Best animated feature was Disney's "Cars."
The group also presented "breakthrough performance" awards to Ryan Gosling for "Half Nelson" and to two actresses, Jennifer Hudson for "Dreamgirls" and Rinko Kikuchi for "Babel."
The best original screenplay went to Zach Helm for "Stranger Than Fiction," while Ron Nyswaner won best adapted screenplay for "The Painted Veil."
Best documentary went to "An Inconvenient Truth," which highlighted former U.S. Vice President Al Gore's concerns about global warming.
"Letters from Iwo Jima" was produced by Warner Bros., a unit of Time Warner Inc. and Dreamworks. "The Departed" was produced by Warner Bros.
Eastwood film wins first award of Oscar season
Wed Dec 6, 5:07 PM ET
Clint Eastwood's Japanese-language film "Letters from Iwo Jima" was named best film of 2006 by the National Board of Review on Wednesday in the first major award of the Oscar season.
Helen Mirren was named best actress for her portrayal of Britain's ruling Queen Elizabeth in "The Queen," while Forest Whitaker won best actor for his chilling portrayal of Ugandan despot Idi Amin in "The Last King Of Scotland."
The awards, voted on by 120 film professionals, can be an early indicator of the leading contenders for the Academy Awards in February.
The group is known for some quirky choices in previous years and Eastwood's latest movie has had little Oscar buzz in Hollywood to date.
"Letters from Iwo Jima" is the story of the bloody battle for control of the Japanese island during World War Two, told from the perspective of Japanese soldiers. It will be released in U.S. theaters on December 20.
It is the second Eastwood film to be released this year about the 1945 fight. It follows "Flags of Our Fathers," which was presented from an American perspective.
"'Letters from Iwo Jima' is probably Mr. Eastwood's masterpiece and perhaps one of the greatest films of our time," National Board of Review President Annie Schulhof said in a statement. "His achievement is all the more extraordinary when one views the film as a companion piece to 'Flags of Our Fathers."'
Martin Scorsese was named best director for his crime thriller "The Departed," which also took the award for best ensemble cast. Spanish director Pedro Almodovar's "Volver," starring Penelope Cruz, won best foreign film.
The best supporting actor award went to Djimon Hounsou for "Blood Diamond," while best supporting actress went to Catherine O'Hara for her turn in "For Your Consideration."
Best animated feature was Disney's "Cars."
The group also presented "breakthrough performance" awards to Ryan Gosling for "Half Nelson" and to two actresses, Jennifer Hudson for "Dreamgirls" and Rinko Kikuchi for "Babel."
The best original screenplay went to Zach Helm for "Stranger Than Fiction," while Ron Nyswaner won best adapted screenplay for "The Painted Veil."
Best documentary went to "An Inconvenient Truth," which highlighted former U.S. Vice President Al Gore's concerns about global warming.
"Letters from Iwo Jima" was produced by Warner Bros., a unit of Time Warner Inc. and Dreamworks. "The Departed" was produced by Warner Bros.
bmwracer wrote:Looks like this film has been elevated to a "must see." :)
i know i can't wait until george takei dusts off his old federation uniform and reprises his role as "mr. sulu." after all he was one of the most famous japanese commanders during the war.
Tu_triky wrote:
Not to say that you are wrong, I am just not sure.....I've seen Crash as well...that was the best film last year.
you can always consult the official website for more info!
http://www.paramountvantage.com/babel/
It's got Cate Blanchett in it..... it's gotta be good. Awesome actress. She had some good things to say about Brad Pitt in an article I read the other day.
Anime Dad wrote:
It's got Cate Blanchett in it..... it's gotta be good. Awesome actress. She had some good things to say about Brad Pitt in an article I read the other day.
yeah? well it looks good....i still haven't seen it...i might see blood diamond though....that looks pretty interesting.
Tu_triky wrote:i might see blood diamond though....that looks pretty interesting.
Yup.
Looks like Leonardo becoming quite an actor... He was really good in The Aviator.
Doesn't open here til Dec 26 :(
bmwracer wrote:
Yup.
Looks like Leonardo becoming quite an actor... He was really good in The Aviator.
yeah when i first saw the commercial i thougt it was an advert for Silver Streak starring Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor.
Anime Dad wrote:Doesn't open here til Dec 26 :(
I'd move. :beaten: :hehe:
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