I saw another great movie at charlar Chicago with VS on Tuesday night. Amores Perros is one of the best movies I have seen lately - director Gonzalez I_
I saw another great movie at charlar Chicago with VS on Tuesday night. Amores Perros is one of the best movies I have seen lately - director Gonzalez I_
C$,
F-off. I'm not commenting on or taking under advisement any of your movie reviews until you see Unleashed. Sorry for the harsh words, but I am feeling a little neglected.
For those of you who aren't C$ and want to see one of the worst movies that will ever make you laugh, go to your video store today. My favorite line comes when Morgan Freeman is unloading the groceries. Pay special attention. The story is contrived, the dialog is absurd, and the acting is terrible. It is at times actually painful to watch accomplished actors Morgan Freeman and Bob Hoskins try to develop characters out of this paper thin premise. The one redeeming factor is that it does have some kick-ass kung-fu shit in it. Be sure to rent the unrated version.
I know that I haven't exactly hyped this one up, but you'll just have to take my word for it. This is a must see. I am actually planning on buying it for my home library.
OK, OK, BF. Sheesh. You don't have to be so very harsh. But, based on your comments I will be sure to go rent Unleashed this very weekend followed by deconstruction on this very Web site. Now, I should hope I am back in good favor. Good day.
I've heard from somebody else that Unleashed is a must see, for those exact reasons. I guess I'll go out and see that bitch too. As for Amores Perros, it is one of my favorite films. I watched it late night, by myself, stoned to the bone in our Austin Duplex, and I kept getting paranoid that Margaret would wake up upstairs from all the "Richieee" screaming. And my dog Lula kept getting riled up from all the snarling involved. The part that really got to me is when El Chivo comes home to find what his top dog has done inside the place. Oh man. A raw movie.
Oh yeah, and how about "Rickyyyy"? Another fine film with similarly gut-wrenching cries of "Ricky," not Richie. "Who goes there?" "Ricky I killed Daddy." "You did what to Daddy, I don't like!" Then the light bulb shatters on the brick wall . . . and . . . scene.
One of the best scenes ever, man. That shit deserved an Oscar.
[4] i can't wait for the sequel.
"Why won't these memories just go away?"
"he's at work in the bahamas..."
"Ricky, people say you're a faggot . . . Ah shut the fuck up."