Both!

It was awesome in the beginning when they were sleeping in the tent, and then they both woke up and just started buttfucking.

Who was giving it to who.

I think Donnie Darko was gettin' it from the "Knights' Tale" guy. I don't really remember. I might just be assuming that because the latter had bigger sideburns and a lower voice.

I would've thought the other way around. That sorta sucks.

Their wives were sort of hot.

One of the better movies of ever.

John Cusack went to my high school for a while, but he got kicked out for smoking pot or something.

I actually think lately that this movie is his best one because the french chick is adorable whereas the bitch from high fidelity was a bitch whore and the broad from Say Anything as GDB pointed out is just whiny and a daddys girl.


also, those suicide attempts are just priceless.

EDIT: IT"S JOHN CUSACKS PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN, LOL MONTANA 2 THRED

He was awesome in "Sixteen Candles." Joan was in that, too. Bit parts, yes, but fun as hell.

I actually bought the brat pack collection they peddle at best buy (Sixteen candles, Wierd Science, and Breakfast Club) and it was so worth it.

True, dat.

no pretty in pink?

Pretty In Pink didn't count. It was basically a Molly Ringwald vehicle, and it lacked the energy of the other films.

Wait - did I just write that?

The Brat Pack collection only has the John Hughes movies that he did for Universal. Pretty in Pink was Paramount.

Mindless amusement. Think to hard and it reveals the suckiness that it is..


Alan Rickman as Marvin was genius but this thing is kinda 15 years too late.


I'd always wanted to see this one and finally got a chance to watch it. Very entertaining although
from what I've read, horribly inaccurate.


bitchin.


Not done with this yet. It's got the right vibe but I'm weary of where it'll go.

One of the best parts was watching Gavin Rossdale's face... Oh, I don't want to be a spoiler. Gavin Rossdale's face melts, flakes & blows away...

A most predictable low budget scifi flick with surprisingly decent model effects :



I swear, the personnel involved in this production is unreal. Robert Vaughn, James Cameron, Gale Anne Hurd, Darlene Fluegel, George Peppard, James Horner, John Sayles... it's really stunning just who's behind the scenes here. However, this is a terrible film (the hero's spaceship has tits, for God's sake), one I vaguely recall seeing in the theater when I was like, 9. Which is really the only reason I watched it today : it was on the tube, I had the day off, and I needed a "good nap" movie to drift in and out of. This certainly qualifies. I might have to rent it just to hear Gale Anne Hurd's commentary...

one of the most flat-out enjoyable movies of the past year. i abolutely loved it.

Saw this one in the theatre down in the loop when I was ten years old.
Back when there was a seedy side to downtown.

Yes, John Sayles does sci-fi remake of Seven Samurai. Can't go wrong with that.

Also you left out the most important part..


John Saxon
edit-stupid photo cancelled out... this one's from 'Planet Earth'

A slightly happier ending than End Of The Century.

There's a lot of Morrissey on this - he strikes me as being a pretty decent guy.

The original 1977 TV movie that the series sprang from. 3 first rate Hulk outs. 'Lonely Man' theme in place. What's not to love? Quality, just quality.

No mention of Sybil Danning as Saint-Exmin?

True. She was a hottie bitd but if you've seen her more recently.. oh how beauty fades..



aww man. Talk about hitting the perfect note....

ew ew ew. I actually saw this in theaters after someone told me "its better than Minority Report." Well I thought Minority Report was pretty bitchin', this movie on the other had was terrrrrible.

Whoever told you that is to be disregarded in perpetuity. And I wasn't crazy about MR.

Whoop that trick.

Suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucks.

yeah i didn't much care for this either but my dad really liked this and hated V for Vendetta and i actually enjoyed V... we have different taste. But I just thought that Inside Man was kinda slow, great direction though.

i thought that sucked to. gimmicks. spike was trying way too hard.

Dafoe looked miserable up there. jody foster needs to hang it up. clive owen was maybe the boringest bank robber ever. and, man, could the action sequences have been any lamer? spike really puzzles me. he's made maybe three great movies, and like 8 just absolutely crap films. dude is the black woody allen like that or something.

OT Ben....I could watch those girls in your YouTube link all day....

I thought Owen being boring was part of the overall conception. Nothing Inside so to speak. You have to love how Lee undercut the genre by having one seemingly unrelated vignette and aside after another. And the damn thing ends on one awesome anti-climax. 25th Hour is one of his great films right?

awesome anti-climax is actually an oxymoron, I think. Tony is such an apologist.

Movies like that usually end with a flurry of gunfights. Undercutting audience expectation is a good thing. that said IM wasn't a patch on something like Dog Day Afternoon.

It's an appropriate term for an intriguingly ambiguous ending. "Limbo" and "A History of Violence" are two good off-the-top-of-my-head examples of this.

Well History of Violence does have a climax (William Hurt gunfight). And Limbo is just about 800 times better than Inside Man.

Inside is a poorly formed turd. Lee didn't undercut the genre, he made a hack swipe at it. Because it's complicated I'm supposed to swoon (but then there are the reeeeeally lame plot holes). That Jody Foster character is one of the flattest thing I've seen on screen in forever. And the Nazi banker, omg, my expectations were really undercut there. BOOOOOOORING. Bank robbery movies got to go. Stupid over-stylized 'tweener' characters got to go. Spike Lee needs to get his game back. This reeks of studio compromise.

Per usual, Anthony Lane is right and Tony is wrong.

I prefer Lee when he's under the studio straitjacket (25th hour, Inside Man) then when stinking up the joint with 'personal' projects like Bamboozled.

Wow, what a fucking moron. Treadwell was like a character from a Mr. Show documentary-style sketch. The best part was when the fox stole his hat.

"What are you doing to that hat? Where's that hat going? Hey, who's stealing that hat? Let me see that hat. Ghost, I want that hat. Man! Ghost is bad. Ghost, what are you doing with that hat? Ghost, that hat is a very important hat. Drop it! Hey! Oh, goddamn it! I can't believe this! Ghost! Ghost, where's that fucking hat? That hat is so frigging valuable for this trip. Ghost, you come back here with that friggin' hat. If it's in the den, I'm gonna fucking explode. Ghost, where's that hat? It's not okay for you to steal it. Aw, man! Aw, man! It's a friggin' den."

My thoughts exactly.

Also, Spike Lee has made many bad movies. Why, I can't really say. I wish he'd stop doing it though, and I will not rationalize away this latest boring ass stab at cool. If "She Hate Me" proved anything, it's that Spike don't know cool anymore.

mmm reese witherspoon

Squid and the Whale was really funny and a great length.

A great length?

Personally, I liked Inside Man a lot, and im not a huge fan of Spike Lee. It is approximately 150% better than the excruciating drudgery of 25th Hour.

75% worse is closer to the bill. Did 25th Hour not have enough 'plot' for you? It was rare to see a film with such a elegiac mournful tone come out of the Big Studios. I never would have thought Lee had it in him.

It's a fucking remake. See: 'Quick Change'.

Ron Howard made the boxing flick so Spike picked this up. Supposedly this one made more money on the opening weekend than any of his other ones.

Guess what??? This movie is stupid!

yeah, like it was short... i wasn't in the mood to sit there for another 30 minutes.

This was fairly disappointing. I'm inclined to believe that this was nominated for an Oscar for best foreign film more because of its relevance to the current Israel-Palestine conflict than actually being a good movie. I found the characters grossly underdeveloped and the story very plain-vanilla. I would have liked to have heard the human side/voice of these suicide bombers - instead we just watch their actions. The final 30 minutes turned into an action/buddy drama that didn't hold my interest at all. At that point, I couldn't have cared less how the movie was actually going to end.

Great movie. Probably the best mainstream American film from last year that I've seen.