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Awwww, come on Pimp...not even a little? I like this film for some reason. And yes, the end does indeed make sense...

Meanwhile:

The Usual Suspects (Singer, 1995) - Still love it.


Little Miss Sunshine (Dayton, 2006) - I had heard many a rave about this film. I liked it, but not nearly as much as everyone else seemed to. A lot of this was recycled comedy, and the one character I really liked (Arkin) wasn't in it enough. I kept waiting to be enchanted by this thing, but it never happened. Not a great film.

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Bah...you have no soul. The soundtrack alone sold it to me...(love Devotchka!).

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Well, I know of the characters.

I was being naive about the smelly pussy thing - of course people talk about it. It's just too gross-out for me. Though I am English, so I'm probably just more uncomfortable with these things.

I only just accepted that women farted a few months ago. It used to repulse me!

You should watch Shortbus. I have a feeling it's right up your alley.

If your serious, I will give it a go...

Zing!

It does sound pretty good, actually.

Lol...nah man, I was just messing with you. It'd probably traumatize you for life...
I loved it though...

Ah, sort of along the lines of The Rules of Attraction? I don't traumatize easily... I watch Requiem for a Dream for fun.

I was talking to happycyclist (*whispers* He has a problem with people talking about their private areas, I think he would mind a film with uncensored sex scenes...) You, on the other hand, are a big boy... You should watch it and report back to my thread...

Adding to the queue now...

Weee...

Aye aye

No, women don't fart. I refuse to believe it even when the missus does it in front of me. Why does being English make us easier to offend? I heart ****ed up films :/

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I think everyone is misunderstanding me. ****ed up films are good. I like them, I think they're good.

And I don't mind talking about private parts.

But smells? Man, that's too much!

I'm just going to back out of this hole (get it?) thing. I watched Miller's Crossing, which was fantastic.

Novocaine - Pretty good. Liked Helena Bonham Carter, liked the toothy rabbit.
Lance Phelps: You know. You know. Like if this was a movie.
Frank: This is not a movie, Lance. This is real life.
Lance Phelps: I know that. But do they know that?
Frank: Who?
Lance Phelps: You know. The audience.

Code 46 - Really good, but I didn't get into it as much as The Claim or Wonderland. Comparable in theme to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. I think this has much more powerful acting and cinematography but 'Spotless Mind' is better written.

The Stepford Wives(Frank Oz 2004)-4/5

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Not even a little. It seemed like T. Burton was completely uninspired. I usually don't get that vibe from a movie, but for some reason I did from this one. Even if you don't think about Burton specifically, it still seemed like an uninspired film. Did you get anything like that from it?

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Well, I guess this is a guilty pleasure of mine. Most peeps aren't down with this remake, but I found it entertaining, and the end had enough to chew on for a bit afterward. At first I thought it made no sense, but after some thought, and a second viewing, it made more sense, and was pretty clever. As for inspiration... probably not the most inspired piece, no...but... what did you think of his Wonka redux?

Earlier today:

Little Miss Sunshine (Dayton 2006)

Liked it more this time around. I was pissy the other night when I watched it, so, since it was still laying around on my coffee table, I popped it in again. SOme parts of the film annoy the hell outta' me, but it's well done otherwise.

I haven't seen it and don't want to. Is this something I should want to see?

Miss Potter (2006) 3˝/5

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Fargo - 5/5

omg so funny!