03 February 2009, 14:12 UTC#3,541
QUOTE(Davey Rotten @ Feb 3 2009, 01:05 PM) [snapback]533741[/snapback]
the boy in the striped pyjamas.
saddest fucking movie I have ever seen.
Have only seen the trailers for it, but they put me off enough.
05 February 2009, 06:42 UTC#3,542
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas.
Fucking. Devastating. I've never come to the end of a movie feeling more pissed off at the world.
So good, though. Definitely recommended.
Adem, I don't see at all how you could consider it racist, though? It's not glorifying what happened in the Holocaust. It's not justifying Nazi Germany's actions at all. As a matter of fact, it seemed awfully condemning of it all. The leader of the Death Camp had something horrible happen to him because of his own neglect and blind jingoism. The purest characters (Bruno, his mom, and grandmother) are all questioning of their country's actions. It by no means is offensive to Jews, I think you might have taken it all the wrong way if you think it is.
It's definitely not a Nazi-handbook. It's not a celebration of the Holocaust, it's a mourning for the senseless death and hatred. It's a tribute to the noble and the pure. It's hopeful in the aspect that the children did not know why they should hate each other, but they're just told that they do. They don't feel the hate at all, even though it's all around them. They do an accurate job of portraying the brainwashing that the citizens of Germany underwent at that time from the propaganda, and they did a great job of not simply discounting every German person as a soulless bag of hatred. They were all complicated people, and the movie shows that.
Now, if it had simply just shown every German person as a ruthless hate machine, then I'd feel deprived and deceived, but they were delicate with handling every person depicted in the film.
05 February 2009, 18:42 UTC#3,543
Watching Shaun of the Dead.
05 February 2009, 18:50 UTC#3,544
to ray:
oh.
I've just never seen the holocaust presented like that. I just remember shit from history books and never took interest cause it was something that happened years ago and I was stupid in high school.
didn't mean to make you break down the film and make me look like an idiot. I dunno if I should be angry or incompetent. my bad.
05 February 2009, 18:53 UTC#3,545
Davey Rotten, you have a sweet ass.
05 February 2009, 19:13 UTC#3,546
QUOTE(Davey Rotten @ Feb 5 2009, 01:50 PM) [snapback]534234[/snapback]
to ray:
oh.
I've just never seen the holocaust presented like that. I just remember shit from history books and never took interest cause it was something that happened years ago and I was stupid in high school.
didn't mean to make you break down the film and make me look like an idiot. I dunno if I should be angry or incompetent. my bad.
It wasn't my intention to make you feel angry or incompetent. I just hope you appreciate it and don't think it's a hate film or something.

And I break down every movie I watch. That's why 300 made me so angry. I think too much about movies and unimportant things.
05 February 2009, 21:44 UTC#3,547
oh no, I liked it a lot. I was just amazed at the content portrayed in it. I never expected it to be so open.
it was early and when I read what you said I felt like I was being called out but I used racist in a light form. mainly because I read how some people were actually offended by the movie, not by my actual outlook.. let me quote this guy:
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For the first half hour, I was okay: I thought people were harshing too much on it. Then, there is a dinner sequence in which stereotypes suddenly fly forth with such velocity I almost left the theater. Instead, I remained, morbidly fascinated by most of the proceedings till the heinous ending. This is one of the most offensive movies ever made. It offends my sense of history, as well as my regard for storytelling. I don't understand how anyone can feel at liberty to milk the Holocaust to such a simplistic degree. Unbelievable sentimental chutzpah. All involved should feel ashamed, even the chidlren.
05 February 2009, 21:49 UTC#3,548
Just watched Jackass 2.5 haha. Makes me wanna go filming so bad.
05 February 2009, 22:01 UTC#3,549
But you can't because you're naked too?
05 February 2009, 22:33 UTC#3,550
Filming naked is great! Gives you a new view on angles.
External image not preserved — inspect source: http://tothemax.ca/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/malins-nude.jpgedit: failed twice to post a pic to emphasize a poor joke.
05 February 2009, 23:34 UTC#3,551
Sex Drive.
Absolutely hillarious for what it was. Classic american teen movie about trying to get laid, but fuck me, I was seriously lolling my ass off.
I would definitely reccomend.
05 February 2009, 23:40 UTC#3,552
Changeling - not usually the kind of movie that appeals to me but it was really good. So fucked up to think it was a true story.
06 February 2009, 00:18 UTC#3,553
QUOTE(Davey Rotten @ Feb 5 2009, 04:44 PM) [snapback]534272[/snapback]
oh no, I liked it a lot. I was just amazed at the content portrayed in it. I never expected it to be so open.
it was early and when I read what you said I felt like I was being called out but I used racist in a light form. mainly because I read how some people were actually offended by the movie, not by my actual outlook.. let me quote this guy:
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For the first half hour, I was okay: I thought people were harshing too much on it. Then, there is a dinner sequence in which stereotypes suddenly fly forth with such velocity I almost left the theater. Instead, I remained, morbidly fascinated by most of the proceedings till the heinous ending. This is one of the most offensive movies ever made. It offends my sense of history, as well as my regard for storytelling. I don't understand how anyone can feel at liberty to milk the Holocaust to such a simplistic degree. Unbelievable sentimental chutzpah. All involved should feel ashamed, even the chidlren.

I didn't really catch on to what that guy was saying. I think he took what they were talking about at the dinner literally. I took it as them just trying to portray the mindset of hatred towards the Jewish people that the German people had after years of being told the Jews were the reason for all of their problems. Scapegoating is easy and effective when things are miserable, and that's what I took that scene as.
<3
edit - holy run-on sentence, Batman!
06 February 2009, 07:38 UTC#3,554
06 February 2009, 10:59 UTC#3,555
QUOTE(Word @ Feb 6 2009, 01:34 AM) [snapback]534296[/snapback]
Sex Drive.
Absolutely hillarious for what it was. Classic american teen movie about trying to get laid, but fuck me, I was seriously lolling my ass off.
I would definitely reccomend.
good. will give this one a go!
QUOTE(mono @ Feb 6 2009, 01:40 AM) [snapback]534297[/snapback]
Changeling - not usually the kind of movie that appeals to me but it was really good. So fucked up to think it was a true story.
Ben heads up its directed by Clint Eastwood...
...anything with Clint Eastwood in it gives ben wood.
06 February 2009, 13:23 UTC#3,556
QUOTE(j0nes @ Feb 6 2009, 12:59 PM) [snapback]534360[/snapback]
QUOTE(Word @ Feb 6 2009, 01:34 AM) [snapback]534296[/snapback]
Sex Drive.
Absolutely hillarious for what it was. Classic american teen movie about trying to get laid, but fuck me, I was seriously lolling my ass off.
I would definitely reccomend.
good. will give this one a go!
But you know the movie. It has that guy dressed as a donut at the end of the trailer
06 February 2009, 13:46 UTC#3,557
QUOTE(benCKa @ Feb 6 2009, 03:23 PM) [snapback]534374[/snapback]
QUOTE(j0nes @ Feb 6 2009, 12:59 PM) [snapback]534360[/snapback]
QUOTE(Word @ Feb 6 2009, 01:34 AM) [snapback]534296[/snapback]
Sex Drive.
Absolutely hillarious for what it was. Classic american teen movie about trying to get laid, but fuck me, I was seriously lolling my ass off.
I would definitely reccomend.
good. will give this one a go!
But you know the movie. It has that guy dressed as a donut at the end of the trailer
yes I know the movie?
08 February 2009, 00:26 UTC#3,558
Big Up to Ali G.
08 February 2009, 03:56 UTC#3,559
that donut with the cop bit at the end of the 'sex drive' trailer made LOL.
SOMEONE SHOULD VIP IT
08 February 2009, 05:42 UTC#3,560
I'll get on it, Dani.
08 February 2009, 13:58 UTC#3,561
The boy in the striped pyjamas. One of the most disturbing/moving films I've ever seen. In a well shitty mood now. Cheers ray.
08 February 2009, 20:08 UTC#3,562
American Beauty - Actually the first time I'd seen it, I can see now why everyone raved about it. Spacey will always be one of my favourites and this bittersweet role just further proves it. Great movie.
08 February 2009, 20:14 UTC#3,563
Probably my favourite film, it's so amazing.
09 February 2009, 10:11 UTC#3,564
Cashback - it's just fucking great, one of those hidden gems you never hear of, then it's one of the best movies you've ever seen. Could easily watch it again, fifteen minutes after it finished. One of the few geniuinely funny movies out there that finds humour in the simple things we can all relate to, like passing time at work or riding a cardboard box down the stairs. It's brilliant, end of.
09 February 2009, 15:11 UTC#3,565
Best film I've seen in ages ^
Watched The Wackness, was alright but expected more from the hype people give it on here. Couldn't really get into Josh's character because I can only picture him as that stupid fat kid off Nickelodeon.
09 February 2009, 15:54 UTC#3,566
I didn't even know it was that kid till someone told me.
09 February 2009, 20:10 UTC#3,567
Cloverfield and Children of Men.
I don't need to even make mention of how good they are.
09 February 2009, 22:00 UTC#3,568
How many times have you seen Cloverfield?
09 February 2009, 22:01 UTC#3,569
I'd say at least some. Maybe even a few.
09 February 2009, 22:06 UTC#3,570
More like multiple times you fucking freak.