Easy to miss, only a small part......I did not notice him in The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.
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War For The Planet Of The Apes - Serkis is brilliant, isn't he? Dark, but excellent.
Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee. Hard movie to watch.
And the hotdog vendors should be thrown in the ring.
Dug that new Spidey movie, dug how they didn't drudge up the whole damn origin story again. Dug the suit, dug ol Iron Britches, dug Keaton's Vulture.
Dug that new Spidey movie, dug how they didn't drudge up the whole damn origin story again. Dug the suit, dug ol Iron Britches, dug Keaton's Vulture.
Did not dig 'MJ'. If MJ ain't a redhead, she ain't MJ.
I watched "Best in Show" last night on Netflix. Loved it.
"Ok, but ma'am that is the least bee-like of the things we've looked at..."I watched "Best in Show" last night on Netflix. Loved it.
I agree. Eyes Wide Shut... Ummm? Strange movie that really has no plot.
For my son I think he is more speaking of the techniques he used as his signature. FMJ has all of those elements in one.
...Regarding FMJ, I am the same way.....I think the first portion at Boot-was more emotionally charged and darkly humorous.....the rest of the film was just a re-hash of other films made at the time that purportedly showed how "it really was " in the 'Nam.......
The transition directly from Private Pyle's brains dripping to the floor and the girl saying "Me so horny" is so jarring you can't help but cry and laugh.
I don't think there's ever been a more convincing big screen drill instructor than R. Lee Ermey. He should have gotten some kind of award for that portrayal. First time I saw the movie the first 30 minutes were just over the top.
...he was a DI and improvised most of that scene....
I heard that somewhere that he was an actual DI. He's a Vietnam Vet, forward air controller or something like that if I remember correctly. He's a good actor in pretty much any role he takes on.
I was in the Marines immediately post-Vietnam. The abusive crap in boot camp had been toned down some by then, but many of the things he was saying, I heard firsthand from the DIs. He was convincing to me, I'll sure say that.
I caught Django Unchained the other day. It was on TNT so it was edited but I got the idea. Really good. It was odd rooting for Christoph Waltz, though
Did you see him in Big Eyes ? Repulsive, little character.
I watched "Best in Show" last night on Netflix. Loved it.
Cool! I put it in my queue. I think you turned me onto Freaks and Geeks and I binge watched the first eight episodes. Say thank you!
I watched Memento after several of you said how great it was in hossenpepper's Over and Over Movie thread. Splendid movie. I'll leave it at that, but everyone should watch it for Nolan's genius.
I also saw Matchstick Men with Nicholas Cage and Sam Rockwell. Rockwell is one of my favorites, so I enjoyed the movie, and Cage is always interesting to watch.
I also saw Matchstick Men with Nicholas Cage and Sam Rockwell. Rockwell is one of my favorites, so I enjoyed the movie, and Cage is always interesting to watch.
I didn't like Memento-I'm stoopid and a plebeian
.I really like Matchstick Men and Sam Rockwell.
Spider-Man: Homecoming.
This was the Peter Parker I grew up reading and this was definitely MY Spidey. Tom Holland: you did good kid. Real good.
This was the Peter Parker I grew up reading and this was definitely MY Spidey. Tom Holland: you did good kid. Real good.
My dad once told me that FMJ had the best depiction of pre-Vietnam boot camp in any movie, and Platoon was the best in-country (based on his experience, of course). Not a Kubrick fan, usually, but that first half of FMJ is sterling.
WAIT. Kubrick made Spartacus?! I did not know that! Love that movie