Movies! Movies! Movies! (Non-Japanese)

bmwracer wrote:Under construction: http://www.ncc-1701.com/ :thumbsup:

This should be good. :woot:

NCC-17 is this the porn version of life in outer space?

Tu_triky wrote:NCC-17 is this the porn version of life in outer space?

LOL, yeah.

Revision 01. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL, yeah.

Revision 01. :hehe:

Filmed in 3-D no doubt. @_@

Tu_triky wrote:NCC-17 is this the porn version of life in outer space?

No, that was Flesh Gordon... Or Barbarella...

bmwracer wrote:
No, that was Flesh Gordon... Or Barbarella...

Subbed by SARS

Tu_triky wrote:Subbed by SARS

Itai.

White italicized serif fonts with pink outlines??

No thanks. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
Itai.

Big bubble fonts with big bubble butts.

Anyone see the uncut trailers for the new Rambo :bleh: ? I don't see why an action movie has to be so graphic. I mean, they did it in a realistic "Saving Private Ryan" style. Plus Stalone looks like he shot up with one too many steroids.

I've been meaning to watch Juno, anyone seen it? But I have the feeling I'll end up watching The Kingdom, Live Free or Die Hard, and Death Sentence after work. :sweat:

Wynter wrote:But I have the feeling I'll end up watching The Kingdom, Live Free or Die Hard, and Death Sentence after work. :sweat:

Do you have to watch any of those movies?

Sounds like someone has a gun to your head. :sweat:

kitakaze wrote:Anyone see the uncut trailers for the new Rambo :bleh: ? I don't see why an action movie has to be so graphic. I mean, they did it in a realistic "Saving Private Ryan" style. Plus Stalone looks like he shot up with one too many steroids.

Sly Stallone? On steroids? Never! :nut:

Anime Dad wrote:

Sly Stallone? On steroids? Never! :nut:

No 60 year-old actor could get so beefed up naturally ... :shakehead:

It's clearly impossible .... even Baroid Bonds and Roger Clemens would acknowledge that. :sweat:

I was being sarcastic :)

He got busted for steroids last time he was in Australia. He tried to make out they belonged to his bodyguard :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Do you have to watch any of those movies?

Sounds like someone has a gun to your head. :sweat:

Not a physical gun, but a psychological one? Sure... :sweat:

I'm in hiding and gone unnoticed. Mebbe I'll be okay. :fingerscrossed:

kitakaze wrote:Plus Stalone looks like he shot up with one too many steroids.

I'm going to say this once and make it clear. STALLONE DID NOT USE STEROIDS!...........it was growth hormones.

Anime Dad wrote:
MatsuBandit?? :rofl:

i feel sorry and happy for him at the same time. He has officially become an adverb.

let's just wait til wikipedia adds the new word...

bmwracer wrote:Under construction: http://www.ncc-1701.com/

eee... what is that? looks like a first-release paris hilton home video :beaten:

wasn't patient enough to wait

monta wrote:eee... what is that? looks like a first-release paris hilton home video :beaten:

wasn't patient enough to wait

Dude: Star Trek... December 2008. :victory:

MOLIERE (2007)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0796335/

I saw the movie Moliere on DVD last night and I was absolutely blown away.

It's a French movie, a fiction about the Master of French Farce. Of all farce, really. And it was freakin' brilliant.

For anyone who had the works of Moliere ruined for them by some slack jawed High School English teacher (as I did) this is a must.

I spent half an hour rummaging through boxes of my old books, looking for my copies of Moliere's plays.

I'm looking forward to rereading them... this time from a whole different POV.

The movie itself? Wonderfully written and paced. Photographed beautifully. And the actors and actresses... DAmn, I feel like I should send them thank you letters.

Geezer wrote:MOLIERE (2007)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0796335/

I saw the movie Moliere on DVD last night and I was absolutely blown away.

It's a French movie, a fiction about the Master of French Farce. Of all farce, really. And it was freakin' brilliant.

For anyone who had the works of Moliere ruined for them by some slack jawed High School English teacher (as I did) this is a must.

I spent half an hour rummaging through boxes of my old books, looking for my copies of Moliere's plays.

I'm looking forward to rereading them... this time from a whole different POV.

The movie itself? Wonderfully written and paced. Photographed beautifully. And the actors and actresses... DAmn, I feel like I should send them thank you letters.

Sounds like Taste of Tea :hehe:

To me, all French movies usually

Sounds like Taste of Tea

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That's why I avoided "Moliere" for so long. But a friend told me this one was a pip... so I took a shot.

It's a pip.