Movies! Movies! Movies! (Non-Japanese)

Started by blender1184 · 29 Jun 2005 · 5,013 replies

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7 Jul 2005, 22:58 #921
bmwracer wrote:
I guess my English is crummy. :hehe:


u mean my INGLIS is crap .. as i did not get it :beaten:
8 Jul 2005, 12:01 #922
has anyone heard anything about the Ikiru remake they're planning with tom hanks? if they do remake it i'll prolly end up seeing it purely out of masochistic curoiusity....

-g
8 Jul 2005, 12:10 #923
superfuzzy3 wrote:has anyone heard anything about the Ikiru remake they're planning with tom hanks? if they do remake it i'll prolly end up seeing it purely out of masochistic curoiusity....

No....!!!!!!! :shakehead:
8 Jul 2005, 12:34 #924
not ANOTHER remake of something... yuck... this is irritating...

oh and :beatyou: @ bmwracer for mentioning Independence Day
8 Jul 2005, 12:36 #925
Toranaga wrote:oh and :beatyou: @ bmwracer for mentioning Independence Day

Just trying to make a point, bud. ;)
8 Jul 2005, 12:46 #926
*EYES* you better...

Amazing, I just saw that "Der Untergang" is now showing in Japan. Sweet. The best German movie since "Das Boot" and not the usual cliché filled stuff about WW2 woohoo.
9 Jul 2005, 05:39 #927
I saw the movie alone in the cinema, cause nobody of my friends wanted to watch it with me... :-(
I really liked it, most of the recent movies with Bill Murray are strange
(just take The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou as an example!!!)

It's not in MY FAV MOVIES list, but I think the idea and the story are great
and Sarlett is a good actress :yippee:
9 Jul 2005, 07:11 #928
I liked "Lost in Translation." I saw in a NYC movie theatre with a friend of mine from Tokyo. I was never a big Bill Murray fan from his SNL days or even in his "Groundhogs' Day'" movie but in this particular movie he nailed the aging, mid-life crisis, over the hill actor to a T. Plus Scarlett Johansson's performance as a young, soul searching, married woman with no real career or dreams of her own also nailed her character too. Tokyo's aliveness and Kyoto's serenity were perfect backdrops for what was happening in these 'lost in translations' new-found friends. It gave a wonderful glimpse into the varied world of relaxation Japanese-style that we may never get to see through an American's eyes, while two strangers in a strange land sought solice in each other. The music was good, the humor was good, the scenery was good, the acting was superb, both by American and Japanese actors. And I got to see Japan at a pace I could digest without subtitles. My friend who saw this movie with me, who now lives in his native Tokyo and who has also lived in NYC for over a decade, enjoyed this movie also.

I am not the kind of person that enjoys 'action films' all that much, so maybe that is why the pace of this film was not boring to me in the least. Maybe if you sip some Suntory whiskey or drink some sake while watchiing this film you will find the beauty in its slow meandering style. What is not to like, it was filmed in Japan in all of its glory! :applaud:

PS. I liked the bar scenes and the men's club scene too. ;)

PSS. For relaxing time make it Suntory time.
9 Jul 2005, 07:19 #929
loved the film.

the culture differences provided the comedy for me as i've been in a similar situation in japan(not filming a cm for millions i'm afraid!) myself.

plus suntory whisky is very nice!

mushi mushi
9 Jul 2005, 07:23 #930
kenjilina wrote:loved the film.

the culture differences provided the comedy for me as i've been in a similar situation in japan(not filming a cm for millions i'm afraid!) myself.

plus suntory whisky is very nice!

mushi mushi


Me too kenjilina! Loved this film. I have since seen it quite a few times on TV and I still love this film. :applaud:


Sean Connery or Roger Moore?
9 Jul 2005, 07:38 #931
Enna wrote:

Me too kenjilina! Loved this film. I have since seen it quite a few times on TV and I still love this film. :applaud:


Sean Connery or Roger Moore?


yep, it's a film that i happily watch over and over and i still laugh at the same bits!

which reminds me, i lent the dvd to a friend and he's had it 6 weeks now! must get it back to watch again...

the funniest scene for me (i'm sure this bit was unplanned) is when bill is talking to that old japanese guy in the hospital while waiting for scarlet and the two ladies behind can't stop laughing. so funny!

which one is burgundy?
9 Jul 2005, 07:42 #932
kenjilina wrote:

yep, it's a film that i happily watch over and over and i still laugh at the same bits!

which reminds me, i lent the dvd to a friend and he's had it 6 weeks now! must get it back to watch again...

the funniest scene for me (i'm sure this bit was unplanned) is when bill is talking to that old japanese guy in the hospital while waiting for scarlet and the two ladies behind can't stop laughing. so funny!

which one is burgundy?


Loved that scene too! :D

Are you drinking?

Am I drinking? (holding up glass)

As soon as I leave here I am!
9 Jul 2005, 07:53 #933
"For relaxing times, make it Suntory time." Did I say that with enough feeling?
9 Jul 2005, 08:12 #934
dochira wrote:"For relaxing times, make it Suntory time." Did I say that with enough feeling?


Why yes you did dochira! :applaud:

Wheres Charlie?

Charlie? I think hes having a dance lesson.

Lets get out of here.

OK

Thank you!
9 Jul 2005, 08:26 #935
saw Batman Begins today!

Hmm not bad, not bad at all. i wld say is much better than all the previous batman movies

oh man ... do i luv his ride ... what a bloody cool piece of machine
9 Jul 2005, 08:32 #936
dochira wrote:"For relaxing times, make it Suntory time." Did I say that with enough feeling?


"cutto cutto!!

and more intensity " :lol:

also .................

"he want u to tell ... Loook in KAMERA

:headscratch: ... that all he said !!! " :lol:




luv the movie
9 Jul 2005, 08:50 #937
z123_us wrote:

"cutto cutto!!

and more intensity " :lol:

also .................

"he want u to tell ... Loook in KAMERA

:headscratch: ... that all he said !!! " :lol:


luv the movie


Midnight at the Oasis, Send Your Camel to Bed


That lunch?

That lunch was SO bad!

What kind of place makes you cook your own food?


luv it, luv it, luv it!!! :D
9 Jul 2005, 12:30 #938
z123_us wrote:oh man ... do i luv his ride ... what a bloody cool piece of machine

It's very macho and Humvee-ish ( :bleh: )... The Batmobile from Batman Forever still rules, IMO. ;)
9 Jul 2005, 12:37 #939
Batmobile in movie looks nice.....but not as fast as i thought it would be...
9 Jul 2005, 12:40 #940
K.T.Tran wrote:Batmobile in movie looks nice.....but not as fast as i thought it would be...

I guess it doesn't have to be that fast if it can just blow other cars away... :hehe:

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