A Serbian Film is pretty damn sick I've heard, but it just sounds so sick that I can't imagine there being any other reason to watch it than just to see how gruesome it is.

My friend actually just saw that like two nights ago. He said it was underwhelming compared to all the over-hyped wankery it got for being "gritty". He did have a few good things to say about it, but they were mostly technical, like about the lighting and shit.

I have no interest in seeing it.

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Continuing on the quest to watch classic/great movies, I just watched Fight Club for the first time.

I thought it was great. I liked how it was almost a comedy but still remained really serious throughout the movie. Though I disliked the Marla Singer character (and the actress, can't even remember her name).

Helena Bonham Carter. I liked her in Fight Club.

Yeah, that was one role that actually stood out among all her others. Now she's just Tim Burton's generic British sidekick.

Wasn't she in Sweeney Todd too? Was that a Burton film? Can't even remember.

That was a Burton film and she was in it, and like normal she was in a relationship with a Johnny Depp character.

Creepy

I just watched Game Change, a dramatization-type thing of the McCain-Palin campaign.

I loved how you empathized with the campaign managers as they realize how much of a huge mistake they made selecting Sarah as things just slowly come apart.

She's almost sinister.

I saw a similar film called The Undefeated or something, which was about how Palin was totally great and the greatest mayor of Alaska of all time. One scene that stood out was when uplifting music was playing through see-through portraits of her floating across the screen and this image they used about 20 times of drops of black ink dripping into water, signifying big oil or teen pregnancy. Finally, with Palin's ginormous smirking face drifting away, a bizarre image of African rebels shaking their fists and yelling played through.

I sort of want to watch Mac's more.

It reminds me of the kind of thing they did to Alex DeLarge. Someone get the eyeclamps.

I've been watching Breaking Bad non-stop lately. Watched through all the seasons for the second time, completely out of order. Watching again from beginning to end, currently at the beginning of season 2. Tuco Salamanca is batshit insane, all I gotta say.

God, I love this show. Any other fans on OWF?

They only showed the first season of it here, but I watched most of it back then. I'll probably get a boxset of all the four(?) seasons when such thing is released here.

If you can wait that long, sure. Fourth season will probably be released on DVD in a few months to get ready for season 5. If you're not against pirating or streaming, you can try that, 'cause you're really missing out on a great show.

pirate that shit.

arrrrrrrr

But I don't want to. I only pirate movies, not TV series. And usually if I pirate a movie and it's really good and I liked it, I'll buy it later. I've done that like ten times already 'cause I want to support the movie.

NO I SAID ARRRRRRRR AND THAT'S THE END OF IT

Why are pirates pirates?

Because they ARRRRRRRE

high five.

My Windows 7? Pirated!
My installation of Sony Vegas 9.0? Pirate

so is Faps (Fraps), some movies that you have seen in cinemas... I can't tell what else :p

But all my games are legitimate (well most non-steam one's aren't) but you get my point. :)

Unless you're talking about a movie/tv show/hardcore pornography about pirates, all of y'all are spamming. Stop it.

Watched the new episode of South Park. It was alright. I didn't even realize it was out till today...

John Carter. I think the reviews were quite unfair.

Afterward I realised there were many unanswered questions, but I didn't notice them while I was watching. And I was sufficiently distracted from all the glaring problems with physics and biology that I didn't think about them at all, which is high praise from me.

Gremlins 2.

Gremlins are just the world's biggest bunch of jerks ever. Also, so much fourth-wall breaking.

I have no idea what they were going for.

The reviews felt to me like the reviewers didn't do their research. One of the major complaints was "It's been done so many times before". John Carter was one of the first Sci Fi stories that everyone else copied from. Why it was one of the last stories to get the cinema treatment is beyond me, but that certainly explains why everything about the movie probably felt strangely familiar.

I haven't seen it, and probably won't, but that's my two cents on the critical response.

I recently watched the Season 2 finale of Face Off, that show I mentioned earlier. The final challenge was kind of dumb, and I could tell from the start who was going to win. A pretty disappointing season, to say the least. The first was so much better. Apparently a third season is airing this summer. I look forward to see what they come up with next. I hope they put the emphasis more on prosthetics than body painting, like in S1.

Spiderman 3 was on TV tonight and I watched most of it. I still think it's a decent movie, way too many people complain about it. It is the worst out of the three though.

Venom was underused.

I haven't started watching John Carter, but I have it.

I have two seasons of The IT Crowd on a flashdrive, My Grandma says it's quite entertaining.

I watched Green Lantern last night. Ehh. Kind of lame. Not the best superhero movie I've seen, that's for sure.