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But the vertically challenged actor had the only real character to play in the film, the rest were barking stereotypes of thick/wily Irishmen. You know really, this film should have been made in Luton, Macclesfield or Northampton but to name a film In Luton would not have done much for its box office appeal.Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
Yes, I should retract that. He was played by Peter Dinklage, who played the lead in one of the most beguiling films of the last decade, The Station Agent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stavros
I suspect that at one end of the spectrum, Stavros, our views on movies would be fairly congruent, but at the other end, I'm quite happy to settle down with some relatively mainstream fare from time to time and don't judge it by the same standards that I would a Tarkovsky or Truffaut.
The Station Agent -never a great film, but everything about it worked -script, acting, photography -I could happily watch that again. Its not that I demand art and/or high standards all the time, for entertainment I like the Bourne films, and thought the Oceans films were good examples of that kind of genre, for example -I react badly to laziness, feeble or non-existent characters, poor acting and so on. In Bruges from the moment it began was a pain, and it never relented, and let's be brutal, Colin Farrell and Ralph Fiennes are lucky to have careers in film.
I just watched the Princess Bride with my gf last night. I fuckin' love that movie for some odd reason.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3W5GDkgf2w
Lesbian Vampire Killers again, still makes me laugh..
Lesbian Vampire Killers - kissing scenes (lesbian scenes) - YouTube
Trust me u wont laff on this movie.ive watched last night ...ewwwwww
http://10starmovies.com/Watch-Movies...g_Turn_4_2011/
Lol, we were snuggled on the sofa watching that at weekend...Quote:
Originally Posted by tsadriana
They can only drag these things out so far
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the prequel to "the thing" titled...well...."the thing" I enjoyed it a lot.
I'm a fan of John Carpenter's earlier work. So I was curious to watch this fright flick.
It's okay. But his great work was done in the late 70s and early 80s.
Ed Wood