i'll be seeing this for sure
Trailer: Boondock Saints II
In theaters 10/30, Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day is the sequel to the 1999 cult classic; it’s a run-and-gun thriller in the vein of Reservoir Dogs about two Irish American vigilantes.
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Here is where we part.....lol. I have never understood Boondock Saints. Only watched it once, but that was enough for me. heh heh
i don't get it either. i really AM a movie snob (fellini is my favorite in the entire universe). yes, i even saw alphaville. but i loved the boondock saints. hell, i loved the blues brothers too. movies became my passion (and my escape) when i was quite young. i remember seeing alice in wonderland with w.c. fields and cary grant and gary cooper (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0023753/). there are just some things one cannot explain
Heh heh. Yeah, snobby film fan here as well. What are your top 5 Fellini flicks? Spill it!
giulietta (juliet of the spirits) is my #1 movie of all time, not just fellini's
8 1/2
roma
nights of cabiria
la dolce vita
and you? not necessarily fellini, but a couple of your OTHER (alphaville) favorites
Random Favs.....hmmmm.....anything P.T. Anderson, Kubrick, Kurosawa, Scorcese, Woody Allen, Marx Brothers, David Mamet, Billy Wilder, Ingmar Bergman, Robert Altman, and on and on and on.
Ok, so those weren't movies...but you get the drift.
Funny....I have Juliet Of The Spirits on DVD (I have all of Fellini's flicks), but have yet to watch that one. Obviously, I need to do that!
8 1/2 is my favorite of his. La Strada is a close second (for the performances and the weepy ending), then Roma and Satyricon tied (they always struck me as oddly similar), then City of Women (hilarious), and finally Nights of Cabiria (his wife was so beautiful).
altman is my second favorite of all time. i also like anderson a lot
roma and satyricon are very much alike.
oh giulietta mesina was indeed beautiful. her facial expressions in nights are amazing.
did you see, fellini, i'm a born liar? it's been on one of those cable movie stations (hbo or max or showtime) from time to time. it's very good
and i do NOT have juliet on dvd strangely enough. that's my next amazon order. what was i thinking?
p.s. i hate bergman
p.p.s. my favorite scorsese you ask?
after hours. i LOVE that amovie.
Boo Hiss on your hate for Ingmar. Sit and watch Hour of the Wolf, Persona, or Wild Strawberries. Sure, he could be pretentious, but damn when he was on top of his game, there was none better.
After Hours is very good. Funny as hell.
Altman is sorely missed. Thought that his last movie was very fitting. His movies are always a welcome companion for a lazy rainy day. Long, conversational, laid back, and amazing.
Yes, have seen Born Liar. Have you ever seen his documentary on CLOWNS!!!? lol
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_clowns
oh yes i saw i clowns. not sure it's the same movie though. i don't think it was a documentary. like most if not all of his movies, it WAS from real life/autobiographical. and yes, i liked it a great deal. clowns and all.
i have seen several bergman movies. granted not all the way through. nope nope and nope. i do NOT like him in a boat. i do not like him with a goat. i do not like him here or there. i do not like him anywhere
I will refrain from comment on Bergman's movies*, but will say his stage production of Maria Stuart was kick ass.
*except to say that they're worth seeing just to get the jokes in Love & Death
they're worth seeing just to get the jokes in Love & Death.
That's true.....except for the JUST part.
now now.
then then
you're a brat (unlike myself of course)
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