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finally watched last week's lost. HOLY SHIT. That was awesome.
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sbunn10 updated his STATUS: about 1 month ago
finally watched last week's lost. HOLY SHIT. That was awesome.
sbunn10 updated his STATUS: about 1 month ago
didn't care for Edge of Darkness. I liked Mel and Ray Winstone, but the story was predictable, and the violence and supporting acting was way over-the-top. The political aspect also felt thrown in and underdeveloped. 5/10
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Love me some Radiohead...Stanley Donwood is brilliant as well.
sbunn10 updated his STATUS: 2 months ago
Strider at 01:12 AM Jan 12
Just saying... if Star Wars Episode VII, VIII, and IX were made in a decade or so (Admiral Thrawn storyline), Nathan Fillion would be perfect for Han Solo... or at least better than anyone else. I'd actually be down for that trilogy, sans Lucas.
Great choice. I'm a big fan of Fillion. He should be a superstar already.
sbunn10 updated his STATUS: 2 months ago
sbunn10 at 09:54 AM Jan 04
drc5145 at 04:53 PM Jan 05
just watched 'Z' for the first time.. what an excellent, resonant film. It's a shame the world is still struggling with the same problems today...
I've been meaning to expand my film experience a bit and delve more into the world of older films, and Z was on my netflix instant queue. Luckily there are quite a few on there... I plan on watching 8 1/2 next .
nice. I grabbed both Z and 8 1/2 during the criterion sales amazon and barnes and noble had. still haven't seen 8 1/2 yet though.
sbunn10 updated his STATUS: 2 months ago
JackassFan at 08:36 AM Dec 30
BakeTheMooCow at 01:52 PM Dec 30
Strider at 10:33 PM Dec 30
If you haven't watched Battlestar Galactica, DO IT. I just finished season 1, it was fantastic! This has the potential to dethrone Lost as my favorite series on TV... and I have the feeling I've only caught a glimpse of the awesomeness to come.
You are correct. I still have The Wire as my number one TV show of all time, but BSG easily toppled the Star Trek franchise as my favourite sci-fi ever. And since you've only seen S1, I will tell you that it only gets better.
You're in for a treat because S2 and S3 are ever better than S1. And S4 is not perfect, but overall - it's one of the best shows of all time.
I've never seen an episode of BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, but I've heard so many great things about it. Enough time has passed...I must watch it!
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My 25 Favorite Films of the Decade
1. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
2. The Departed
3. Children of Men
4. There Will Be Blood
5. Batman Begins
6. Amelie
7. Sunshine
8. The Royal Tenenbaums
9. Inglourious Basterds
10. The Dark Knight
11. No Country For Old Men
12. Shaun of the Dead
13. Moon
14. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
15. Lost in Translation
16. Up in the Air
17. The Hurt Locker
18. Gladiator
19. Fantastic Mr. Fox
20. In Bruges
21. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
22. City of God
23. American Psycho
24. Casino Royale
25. Pan's Labyrinth
Yeah, I may be caught in the moment with the films of this year, but I don't know... I love some of the films this year an awful lot. I'm also a biased Batman lover, so both of Nolan's Batman films are pretty high.
And again, these are just my favorites, not what I would say are the absolute 'best' of the decade.
It is great seeing flicks like There Will Be Blood, In Bruges, and Shaun of the Dead on this list. Was Punch-Drunk Love #26?
I actually haven't seen that...I'm adding it to my netflix queue right now.
sbunn10 updated his STATUS: 2 months ago
Merry Christmas schmoes!
sbunn10 updated his STATUS: 2 months ago
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sbunn10 at 08:42 AM Dec 24
Reading the strikebacks for the Best of 09 staff lists pisses me off a bit. People need to grow up.
Apart from that, today was a great day for movies. I saw 'A Serious Man' and 'Up in the Air'. I liked both, but I really loved the latter. It's one of my favorites of the year.
Not to mention that the age range on our site goes from like 13 to 45 (90% of peeps), and I can't imagine that 13-year olds dig the same shit as 30-year olds dig. Same goes for male, females, etc...
For example, l used to think GOODFELLAS was dogshit when I was a kid...JUST KIDDING!! ;0
Dude, I still take shit for not being ashamed to say that I'm not a diehard Scorsese fan. TAXI DRIVER and RAGING BULL. Then he mostly just bores me. Oh.... the hate that that declaration brings on.
What!? You don't like Scorsese! You're an idiot!
;) Just kidding.
You guys are exactly right.. it bugs me like nothing else.
sbunn10 updated his STATUS: 2 months ago
Strider at 10:22 PM Dec 21
BakeTheMooCow at 10:08 PM Dec 22
sbunn10 at 08:46 AM Dec 24
Should I see 'A Serious Man' , 'Me and Orson Welles', or 'The Damned United' tomorrow??
I vote for A SERIOUS MAN. It's the strangest, most personal film of the Coen Brothers' career, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. One of my favorite films of 2009, without a doubt.
I can't say anything about the other two films, because I haven't seen them.
Haven't seen "Me and Orson Welles" yet, but you can't go wrong with "The Damned United" or "A Serious Man". Both great.
I really liked 'A Serious Man', especially the last shot. The Coen Brothers are fantastic, and as with all of their films, I feel I need to watch this again to fully appreciate every little detail.
sbunn10 updated his STATUS: 3 months ago
Despite the predictability and a few horrible lines of dialogue, AVATAR was a fucking blast. Visually, it's the most amazing thing I've ever seen. Don't expect a masterpiece and you'll have a damn good time at the theater. 8/10
sbunn10 updated his STATUS: 3 months ago
I was completely underwhelmed by INVICTUS. The background with Mandela and Pinaar was interesting, and it's one of the better "sports dramas" in a long time, but there's very here little that's out of the ordinary. After a very low-key build-up, it descends into the territory of predictable, repetitive sports movies, with the same ol same ol inspirational talks and a ridiculous over-use of slo-mo celebrations. 7/10, shouldn't even be mentioned in the best picture conversation, even with 10 nominees.
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I actually got around to getting this DVD the other day, and it was only $5. Such a terrific flick. "He's taken off his shoes and one of his socks and...actually I think he's crying."