Babel - the worst movie
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Your reply pre-dates my post. I'll bet that took a lot of ingenuity to make that happen. :)
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I was specifically thinking of Band of Brothers; it was awesome. (I hated The Sopranos and Sex in the City.)
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke
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Speaking of truly bad movies rented recently. On the plus side Stranger than Fiction was pretty good so the morale of the story is Will Ferrell should stay away from writing movies and stick to acting in them.
I haven't like the last few Will Ferrell movies, so I've decided to avoid all of them.
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke
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Your reply pre-dates my post. I'll bet that took a lot of ingenuity to make that happen. :)
Chris Meech I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar]
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I was specifically thinking of Band of Brothers; it was awesome. (I hated The Sopranos and Sex in the City.)
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke
Joe Woodbury wrote:
Band of Brothers
Never seen it. But I agree with your other two ratings. Taste is truly an acquired thing.
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Was that the one with Brian BenBen with Technicolor memories?
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Was that the one with Brian BenBen with Technicolor memories?
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Last night I rented the Babel movie. Boy, that movie sucked big time. X| Apart from good actors the whole movie was depressing. Few attempts were made to look like CRASH movie but failed miserably. Don't waste your money. :sigh:
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I thought it was an excellent movie. I loved how the different stories interconnected with each other.
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I tried watching Borat and Flyboys over the weekend. They totally sucked as well. (Fortunately, I'd also rented two episodes of Deadwood, an HBO series. It wasn't as good as people claimed--almost nothing HBO produces is--but infinitely better than the first two movies I turned off before they were done.)
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke
I'll agree about Deadwood, but you have to admit that 'The Sopranos' is just down right quality television. I don't get HBO so I have to wait until the seasons come out on DVD and spend about 9 hours watching. The first part of the sixth season had me hooked by the second episode.:-D:-D
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I thought it was an excellent movie. I loved how the different stories interconnected with each other.
-- They don't really want you to play "Freebird". They're just heckling you!
Joergen Sigvardsson wrote:
I loved how the different stories interconnected with each other.
I liked the CRASH movie in that way. I couldn't understand the connection between Mexico - Morocco - HongKong/Japan. It's like watching TV documentary about how the marriages are performed in Mexico or how the teenage girls behave in Hong Kong (or Japan) or how the poor families survive in Morocco.
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Joergen Sigvardsson wrote:
I loved how the different stories interconnected with each other.
I liked the CRASH movie in that way. I couldn't understand the connection between Mexico - Morocco - HongKong/Japan. It's like watching TV documentary about how the marriages are performed in Mexico or how the teenage girls behave in Hong Kong (or Japan) or how the poor families survive in Morocco.
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Kant wrote:
I couldn't understand the connection between Mexico - Morocco - HongKong/Japan.
The japanese girl's father sold the rifle to the morrocan dude, which then sold it to the morrocan father, who gave it to the boys for shooting wolves when herding the sheep. One of the boys shoots the wife in the bus, who is the mother of the two children back in the US which are in care of the Mexican woman. Did you not pay attention? ;)
-- They don't really want you to play "Freebird". They're just heckling you!
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I'll agree about Deadwood, but you have to admit that 'The Sopranos' is just down right quality television. I don't get HBO so I have to wait until the seasons come out on DVD and spend about 9 hours watching. The first part of the sixth season had me hooked by the second episode.:-D:-D
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Chris McGlothen wrote:
but you have to admit that 'The Sopranos' is just down right quality television
Are you kidding? I thought that to be some of the worse, most pointless dreck ever made. The writing was bad, the acting horrible and the production qualities (lighting, editing) dreadful. (One scene sticks in my mind where they repeated the same two minutes of dialog, with slightly different words, over and over for fifteen minutes.)
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke
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Last night I rented the Babel movie. Boy, that movie sucked big time. X| Apart from good actors the whole movie was depressing. Few attempts were made to look like CRASH movie but failed miserably. Don't waste your money. :sigh:
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I thought It was a very good movie. In fact I watched it last Sunday and I was going to post that it was an excellent movie.:)
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Loved that show, used to watch it religiously.
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I was specifically thinking of Band of Brothers; it was awesome. (I hated The Sopranos and Sex in the City.)
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke
I agree about Band of Brothers. This is the first movie (in episodes) that gives the true feeling for what these men endured from their training, through the D-Day invasion, up to the end of the war. I am awed by the heroism these men showed in their daily lives of facing death. That kind of courage is special. They were truly America's "Greatest Generation".
John P.
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I'll agree about Deadwood, but you have to admit that 'The Sopranos' is just down right quality television. I don't get HBO so I have to wait until the seasons come out on DVD and spend about 9 hours watching. The first part of the sixth season had me hooked by the second episode.:-D:-D
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
C'mon --- anyone who grew up in or around NYC could write these scripts for the Sopranos. Every other word is f*ck this, f*ck that, etc. All you need is the ability to cuss!
John P.
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Kant wrote:
I couldn't understand the connection between Mexico - Morocco - HongKong/Japan.
The japanese girl's father sold the rifle to the morrocan dude, which then sold it to the morrocan father, who gave it to the boys for shooting wolves when herding the sheep. One of the boys shoots the wife in the bus, who is the mother of the two children back in the US which are in care of the Mexican woman. Did you not pay attention? ;)
-- They don't really want you to play "Freebird". They're just heckling you!
Joergen Sigvardsson wrote:
The japanese girl's father sold the rifle to the morrocan dude, which then sold it to the morrocan father, who gave it to the boys for shooting wolves when herding the sheep. One of the boys shoots the wife in the bus, who is the mother of the two children back in the US which are in care of the Mexican woman.
I got that logic. But it's clumsy. Half the time Director spent the lifestyle of each country than the story. Why the heck the parents left the kids at home and went to Morocco? Why the nanny took the kids to Mexico without permission from the kids parents? Why did she let her nephew talk to the border officer when can speak good English? Why the Japanese girl told the cop that her mom jumped from the window in fact her mom committed suicide? (What she wrote in that letter in the end) My head hurts. :doh:
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Chris McGlothen wrote:
but you have to admit that 'The Sopranos' is just down right quality television
Are you kidding? I thought that to be some of the worse, most pointless dreck ever made. The writing was bad, the acting horrible and the production qualities (lighting, editing) dreadful. (One scene sticks in my mind where they repeated the same two minutes of dialog, with slightly different words, over and over for fifteen minutes.)
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke
Alright, some of the acting is pretty bad I'll admit. But as for the rest, I liked it, and if you didn't I hop you find something that lives up to your standards.;P Anyway, it's not like its real life anyway right?:cool:
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
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C'mon --- anyone who grew up in or around NYC could write these scripts for the Sopranos. Every other word is f*ck this, f*ck that, etc. All you need is the ability to cuss!
John P.
I grew up on the West Coast and have always been interested in the mafia. Godfather II freakin' rocked:cool: I am also a big fan of Scarface, Donnie Brasco, and Casino. I didn't really like Good Fellas, Joe Pesci didn't have it in that one.:|
An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle
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Joergen Sigvardsson wrote:
The japanese girl's father sold the rifle to the morrocan dude, which then sold it to the morrocan father, who gave it to the boys for shooting wolves when herding the sheep. One of the boys shoots the wife in the bus, who is the mother of the two children back in the US which are in care of the Mexican woman.
I got that logic. But it's clumsy. Half the time Director spent the lifestyle of each country than the story. Why the heck the parents left the kids at home and went to Morocco? Why the nanny took the kids to Mexico without permission from the kids parents? Why did she let her nephew talk to the border officer when can speak good English? Why the Japanese girl told the cop that her mom jumped from the window in fact her mom committed suicide? (What she wrote in that letter in the end) My head hurts. :doh:
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Are those rhetorical questions? :~ The answer to all those questions are given in the movie...
-- They don't really want you to play "Freebird". They're just heckling you!