I love your list! And Amadeus? Wow, it simply blows my mind with the way it depicts Mozart, an spoiled child in a grown man's body instead of a larger-than-life genius. And thank god, Amadeus was not a traditional villain which would be horrible. As I see it, Amadeus deserves every one of it eight Oscars. Yeah, it's definitely on the top of my list.
That guy thought that I had registered another user just to congratulate myself on the successful thread. He'll either be deleting or editing his post soon. And in case he doesn't do this himself, i'll do it for him:
I'd have to be an idiot if this movie wasn't on my list. I have a copy and usually watch it 4-5 times a year. Especially at parties, just because there are so many memorable scenes.
I'd have to be an idiot if this movie wasn't on my list. I have a copy and usually watch it 4-5 times a year. Especially at parties, just because there are so many memorable scenes.
Y'know, this movie on second viewing (recently) was so jarringly violent I couldn't stand it.
I saw it in the theater when it came out. The scene with Gandolfini and Arquette was cut down because it would have gotten an NC-17 rating. I recall when the director's cut came out that they put it back in. I didn't expect the realism Scott got on screen and it was (is) upsetting. There are a lot of humorous elements that balance out the chaos though. But this is a love story above all else. One that has been told through the ages. It's just a coked-up '90's version of it. In film it has been also a repeated premise...
Rebel Without a Cause - James Dean, Natalie Wood
Bonnie and Clyde - Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway
Badlands - Martin Sheen, Sissy Spacek
Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry - Peter Fonda, Susan George
Wild at Heart - Nicolas Cage, Laura Dern
True Romance - Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette
Natural Born Killers - Woody Harrelson, Juliette Lewis
Another thing, I always wondered where Hans Zimmer came up with that one composition ("You're So Cool") used in the movie, there was also a similar song in the 1973 film Badlands. Almost the same story (based on a true one no less) and it seems that Tarantino swiped a lot of the ideas for True Romance from the movie Badlands.
Another thing, I always wondered where Hans Zimmer came up with that one composition ("You're So Cool") used in the movie, there was also a similar song in the 1973 film Badlands. Almost the same story (based on a true one no less) and it seems that Tarantino swiped a lot of the ideas for True Romance from the movie Badlands.
Quentin is a shameless 'swiper'. I think the Avary/Tarantino scriptwriting genius was a one shot that resulted in "Pulp Fiction" and we'll likely never see that depth of script from him again. He'd take all the credit anyway.
I love your list! And Amadeus? Wow, it simply blows my mind with the way it depicts Mozart, an spoiled child in a grown man's body instead of a larger-than-life genius. And thank god, Amadeus was not a traditional villain which would be horrible. As I see it, Amadeus deserves every one of it eight Oscars. Yeah, it's definitely on the top of my list.
This was definitely written by macgeek/ hellgate. What fun.
That guy thought that I had registered another user just to congratulate myself on the successful thread. He'll either be deleting or editing his post soon. And in case he doesn't do this himself, i'll do it for him:
um, no... read the comments *you* posted as catherine sea again... they don't claim this thread is successful, they claim to like amadeus (enough to jerk off any other fellow liker of that bore fest)...
catherine sea is one name used by someone spamming through forum drivebys to increase the pagerank of the site in the sig. As surprising as it is considering macgeek is notorious for silly posts and using countless aliases, this time it's almost certainly not macgeek.
Also, catherine sea/dynamsoft/loser SEO consultant dynamsoft paid to increase their page rank: SEO is already a trashy field, but congrats on making it just that much trashier.
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Certainly could say the same of Tonton's Sex Tape.
Those asian chicks will do anything!
Those asian chicks will do anything!
I notice you didn't mention the outstanding performance by Guybrush Threepwood's mom.
Top movies (I won't say "films" because I wouldn't call many of these "films.")
1. Star Trek II
2. Office Space
3. Star Wars
4. The Matrix
5. Raiders of the Lost Ark
6. Top Gun
7. Superman II
8. The Hunt for Red October
9. Pulp Fiction
10. Star Trek: First Contact
Not saying they are the best from a critical standpoint, of course.
Forget about critics... If you liked 'em, you liked 'em.
You actually started a normal thread and got genuine responses that weren't negatively directed at you.
But obviously that wasn't good enough.
You just HAD to go and pat yourself on the back once more...
Fucking macgeek200x.
You actually started a normal thread and got genuine responses that weren't negatively directed at you.
But obviously that wasn't good enough.
You just HAD to go and pat yourself on the back once more...
I'm not catherine sea. IP check please?
Fucking macgeek200x.
You actually started a normal thread and got genuine responses that weren't negatively directed at you.
But obviously that wasn't good enough.
You just HAD to go and pat yourself on the back once more...
WTF?
WTF?
That guy thought that I had registered another user just to congratulate myself on the successful thread. He'll either be deleting or editing his post soon. And in case he doesn't do this himself, i'll do it for him:
True Romance: 15 Years Later
I'd have to be an idiot if this movie wasn't on my list. I have a copy and usually watch it 4-5 times a year. Especially at parties, just because there are so many memorable scenes.
True Romance: 15 Years Later
Y'know, this movie on second viewing (recently) was so jarringly violent I couldn't stand it.
Y'know, this movie on second viewing (recently) was so jarringly violent I couldn't stand it.
I saw it in the theater when it came out. The scene with Gandolfini and Arquette was cut down because it would have gotten an NC-17 rating. I recall when the director's cut came out that they put it back in. I didn't expect the realism Scott got on screen and it was (is) upsetting. There are a lot of humorous elements that balance out the chaos though. But this is a love story above all else. One that has been told through the ages. It's just a coked-up '90's version of it. In film it has been also a repeated premise...
Rebel Without a Cause - James Dean, Natalie Wood
Bonnie and Clyde - Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway
Badlands - Martin Sheen, Sissy Spacek
Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry - Peter Fonda, Susan George
Wild at Heart - Nicolas Cage, Laura Dern
True Romance - Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette
Natural Born Killers - Woody Harrelson, Juliette Lewis
Another thing, I always wondered where Hans Zimmer came up with that one composition ("You're So Cool") used in the movie, there was also a similar song in the 1973 film Badlands. Almost the same story (based on a true one no less) and it seems that Tarantino swiped a lot of the ideas for True Romance from the movie Badlands.
Another thing, I always wondered where Hans Zimmer came up with that one composition ("You're So Cool") used in the movie, there was also a similar song in the 1973 film Badlands. Almost the same story (based on a true one no less) and it seems that Tarantino swiped a lot of the ideas for True Romance from the movie Badlands.
Quentin is a shameless 'swiper'. I think the Avary/Tarantino scriptwriting genius was a one shot that resulted in "Pulp Fiction" and we'll likely never see that depth of script from him again. He'd take all the credit anyway.
I love your list! And Amadeus? Wow, it simply blows my mind with the way it depicts Mozart, an spoiled child in a grown man's body instead of a larger-than-life genius. And thank god, Amadeus was not a traditional villain which would be horrible. As I see it, Amadeus deserves every one of it eight Oscars. Yeah, it's definitely on the top of my list.
This was definitely written by macgeek/ hellgate.
That guy thought that I had registered another user just to congratulate myself on the successful thread. He'll either be deleting or editing his post soon. And in case he doesn't do this himself, i'll do it for him:
um, no... read the comments *you* posted as catherine sea again... they don't claim this thread is successful, they claim to like amadeus (enough to jerk off any other fellow liker of that bore fest)...
First he emerges.
Then he denies.
Then he confesses.
Then he apologizes.
Then he's "enlightened."
Finally, he leaves.
Rinse and repeat.
What's even more ridiculous is that he's genuinely surprised when he's figured out every time. The pattern isn't that hard to follow.
First he emerges.
Then he denies.
Then he confesses.
Then he apologizes.
Then he's "enlightened."
Finally, he leaves.
Rinse and repeat.
Whadd'ya bet the recorded IP address for catherine sea is a proxy server?
Also, catherine sea/dynamsoft/loser SEO consultant dynamsoft paid to increase their page rank: SEO is already a trashy field, but congrats on making it just that much trashier.
Sorry. Sorry sorry sorry. Mea culpa.
Amadeus is a good film, but have you seen it in the theatre ever? The original is really good.