Movie Talk - 7/21/11

[Bread]

Really? It's that good?

Hmm. I'll have to check it out.

Hey did you fock that omnkey yet?!

omg i got you GOOD fucker!!!

fuckkkk youuuuu!!!!!!!!!

TOUCH MY BALLS.

 

[Bread]

Hey in English Patient there is a certain percentile of HOMMOE!s.

put that in your scientific pipe and moke it.

IN YOUR ASSSS!!!!

just kiddin.

 

[Bread]

i meant the kings speech. whate3ver.

 

[MonkeyF0cker]

Hey did you fock that omnkey yet?!

omg i got you GOOD fucker!!!

fuckkkk youuuuu!!!!!!!!!

TOUCH MY BALLS.

Bread, are we docking later?

 

[Bread]

Bread, are we docking later?

iF THAT has anythign to do with penises. (peni?)

then yes.

if it has anything to do with boats of dwight gooden no.

 

[Mudcat]

Really? It's that good?

Hmm. I'll have to check it out.

Not everyone thought so but it worked for me.

It was a low 9 for me. ~8.6. It's not up there with Schindler's List and Silence of the Lambs which are approaching the threshold between 9 and 10.

But it had been awhile since I had that pleasurable a movie experience. It was all really good - and then there is a piece of music they use at the climactic scene that just grabbed me right where I live.

 

[roguejuror]

I think you would enjoy a boat, imo

 

[Matty]

King's Speech was pretty damn good. Great mix of dry humor and clever visuals. I don't I had ever seen a movie shot mostly with extreme wide angle lenses before.

 

[MonkeyF0cker]

Excellent. I'll definitely check it out.

 

[Mudcat]

This is the piece of music I love so much if anyone cares. It was also right at the opening of The Fall as I recall.

Beethoven was the man.

 

[Bread]

This is the piece of music I love so much if anyone cares. It was also right at the opening of The Fall as I recall.

Beethoven was the man.

Yep was just goona say..The Fall..same piece. Adds so much to any scene. Love it so much.

 

[MonkeyF0cker]

Nice. I've actually been listening to a lot of classical composers lately. I'm pretty bored with most contemporary music at the moment.

 

[senco78]

Fear and loathing in LV
No country for old men
Joe Dirt... all instant classic bitches and 10s on the senny scale

 

[Bread]

mf let's try this again, but different.

come down here, we take more acid and shrooms than hyumanly possible and go check out the florida orchestra. we get the expensive seats right up front and get our wigs blown off.

then we sit there just drooling all over ourselves until they shut off the lights and don't move, sit there comatose till whatever shit the put in front of us the next evening.

 

[kato]

Nice. I've actually been listening to a lot of classical composers lately. I'm pretty bored with most contemporary music at the moment.

i am in a rut with music now

 

[MonkeyF0cker]

mf let's try this again, but different.

come down here, we take more acid and shrooms than hyumanly possible and go check out the florida orchestra. we get the expensive seats right up front and get our wigs blown off.

then we sit there just drooling all over ourselves until they shut off the lights and don't move, sit there comatose till whatever shit the put in front of us the next evening.

LOL. That would be awesome.

 

[Bread]

Speaking of Muddy's highest rated films....The Rules of Attraction is a top 10 for me all time. I love it so much.

And this is one of my most favorite scenes. O wow.

 

[Mudcat]

Nice. I've actually been listening to a lot of classical composers lately. I'm pretty bored with most contemporary music at the moment.

Beethoven wrote some of the most beautiful music of all time. Some of his piano sonatas are heartbreaking. Sometimes there is good music - but then sometimes you can hear pure inspiration drifting across the centuries. Moonlight Sonata can bring a tear to my eye.

The movie The Man Who Wasn't There made very effective use of some beautiful Beethoven piano sonatas.