what was the last film you watched on dvd or the cinema
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I think my Noboru Iguchi (well-known in the West stuff) ratings go in this order:
1) Machine Girl
2) Tokyo Gore Police
3) Mutant Girls Squad (which I just watched)
4) RoboGeisha
Not including the wonderful F is for Fart, and haven't seen Dead Sushi yet.
1) Machine Girl
2) Tokyo Gore Police
3) Mutant Girls Squad (which I just watched)
4) RoboGeisha
Not including the wonderful F is for Fart, and haven't seen Dead Sushi yet.
ChickenGuy
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In the last few weeks.... (I'm still in 2011 on my list)
Thor
There Be Dragons
The Way
Priest
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
Midnight in Paris
Blitz
Kung Fu Panda 2
The Tree of Life
Thor
There Be Dragons
The Way
Priest
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
Midnight in Paris
Blitz
Kung Fu Panda 2
The Tree of Life
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Martyrs (2009).
Beneath a patina of extreme violence is a really clever little movie.
Some seem to mistake its quasi-religiosity as pretense; I think Martyrs has more in common with the pop comic wit of Rosemary's Baby than the brutal illuminations of Bergman. No matter how well-crafted the storytelling, its "philosophy" isn't meant to come across too seriously.
Beneath a patina of extreme violence is a really clever little movie.
Some seem to mistake its quasi-religiosity as pretense; I think Martyrs has more in common with the pop comic wit of Rosemary's Baby than the brutal illuminations of Bergman. No matter how well-crafted the storytelling, its "philosophy" isn't meant to come across too seriously.
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I expected El Bulli: Cooking in Progress (2010) to be not much more than a commercial for Ferran Adria. Of course, it is. But it's also a genuine illustration of what it's like to be a chef, just slowed down a hundred-thousand fold by means of Adria's extravagant budget. Probably not interesting for a general audience unless you are bored and rich.
You can tell Romero has his heart in the right place with Land of the Dead (2005). Unfortunately, it comes across like a television episode with its hackneyed allegory, cartoon characters and bland thrills.
You can tell Romero has his heart in the right place with Land of the Dead (2005). Unfortunately, it comes across like a television episode with its hackneyed allegory, cartoon characters and bland thrills.
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Thank you I now have new movies to look for
RoboGeisha and Tokyo Gore Police will always be in my top ten
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I just watched a special on Ray Harryhausen. Such a talented man. My first exposure to his art was "The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1974) at age eleven.
. My cool dad took me to the drive-in to see the movie.
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Epod85 and RR, here's Iguchi's F is for Fart, from The ABCs of Death. It's just five minutes long, and will take you beyond the boundaries of good taste. 
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=559_1360038706
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=559_1360038706
Irish Queer
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Gangster Squad. Sean Penn is a fantastic actor.
Rubber Rat
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Epod85 and RR, here's Iguchi's F is for Fart, from The ABCs of Death. It's just five minutes long, and will take you beyond the boundaries of good taste.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=559_1360038706
!! Man, I just choked on my beer! Thank you for posting.
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A young matriarch of an Ozark Squirrel-Eating Clan battles the witch-queens of the rival Meth Clan. Winter's Bone (2010).
An outsider makes a lovely, if somewhat colonial, appraisal of Taiwanese cuisine. The Raw and the Cooked: A culinary Tour through Taiwan (2012).
An outsider makes a lovely, if somewhat colonial, appraisal of Taiwanese cuisine. The Raw and the Cooked: A culinary Tour through Taiwan (2012).
ChickenGuy
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X-Men: First Class
Super 8
Green Lantern
Cars 2
Super 8
Green Lantern
Cars 2
Adrock-JD
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TED on HBO
I wasn't expecting much but it had its moments.
Ted: "Turkey burgers? Are we having homosexuals over for dinner??"
Ted: Well he only had three other batches (of weed): "Gorilla Panic", "They're coming! They're coming!" and something called "This Is Permanent"..
I wasn't expecting much but it had its moments.
Ted: "Turkey burgers? Are we having homosexuals over for dinner??"
Ted: Well he only had three other batches (of weed): "Gorilla Panic", "They're coming! They're coming!" and something called "This Is Permanent"..
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The Heat. One of the funniest movies I've seen in a long time.
The Long Ranger. Very disappointed with this movie. Too long and too boring. The best part of the movie was the last 1/2 hour of the movie where there was some action.
The Long Ranger. Very disappointed with this movie. Too long and too boring. The best part of the movie was the last 1/2 hour of the movie where there was some action.
