

I may be late to the party and i know most meme's are pretty shit, but at least i had fun making it.
By the way, how is everyone tonight?

And this is the first one I've ever seen.
So woo, you!
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 22:51,
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So woo, you!

This wasn't part of the deal, Blackheart!
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 23:21,
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and I am quite glad really, not based on your pic, it is fantastically well done, but it stinks of 4chan/lolcats to me.
In other news, Inglourious Bastards is a fucking awesome film! I love Quentin Tarantino for not only having the guts to use Bowie in the soundtrack, but to make it work so perfectly.
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In other news, Inglourious Bastards is a fucking awesome film! I love Quentin Tarantino for not only having the guts to use Bowie in the soundtrack, but to make it work so perfectly.

but it's a little over-indulgent. He needs someone to edit him and keep him in check, I think.
Great use of Bowie, though, I agree - like 'Steve Zissou'! :)
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 22:55,
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Great use of Bowie, though, I agree - like 'Steve Zissou'! :)

and I love Wes Anderson. I think Inglorious felt a lot like a Wes Anderson film in fact.
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 23:09,
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but I wish Tarantino would return to the leaner, tauter style he used to have. The last great movie he made was 'Jackie Brown', when I think about it...
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This is turning into 'Newsnight Review'.
I love Elmore Leonard, and I thought it was the best attempt to film one of his books I've seen. So there.
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 23:17,
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I love Elmore Leonard, and I thought it was the best attempt to film one of his books I've seen. So there.

but I have never seen a film before where I am so heftily involved whilst watching. And the shooting of that opening scene/20 minutes is fucking sublime! It felt like an impressionist painting! Simply phenomenal!
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he can do suspense, all right.
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 22:57,
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I highly recommend Inglourious, also, The Lives of Others, German film about a Stasi spy. FUCKING AMAZING!
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It will be shit, but anyone who had loved any of the actors ever will adore it, from what I garner from that trailer. Now I know about it, I will see it :D
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 23:46,
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about the film, the soundtrack is amazing. not sure about the keanu pics, just thought he'd fit quite nicely in that chair.
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 22:57,
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and you have done it well, but I am suspicious of interweb wide memes ;)
Also,
SHOSHANNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 23:10,
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Also,
SHOSHANNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

does something funny have to come from a certain place to be accepted? i just saw some stuff that made me laugh so i joined in.
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Sadly thought it was awkward and badly edited/acted/directed in all the wrong ways, didn't leave but wish I had. To me the greatest disappointment in a good while. Hoping for Machete to bring some fun back.
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 23:35,
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I can maybe, possibly, understand the editing and directing points, but acted badly? What the deuce?
It is not your standard War film, and the marrying of war epic with B Movie standards was amazing to me. The Monet painting setting, inside the cottage at the start was fucking mindblowing for me also.
Opinions! LOL!
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It is not your standard War film, and the marrying of war epic with B Movie standards was amazing to me. The Monet painting setting, inside the cottage at the start was fucking mindblowing for me also.
Opinions! LOL!

Yes --- I love love love film of possibly any genre and I have never been more disappointed. I wish I could unsee it all and still keep that happy anticipation. I tried it a second time too, with added alcohol and more male company and it didn't help.
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poor old Keanu - he is consumed by melancholy.
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I enjoyed the film and I ruddy love the book so more like this please :)
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Or The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 23:20,
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because that is his best book. HIS BEST FUCKING BOOK! I wish they would make films of all of his books, but Tom Cruise should be cut up in the bollock region and they should remake The Minority Report. Tom Cruise, and Steven Spielberg are cunts!
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at the beginning there's a black chauffer car with the registration "PK DICK" which leaves me wondering if the film was inspired by a Philip K Dick story
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I'm making my way through A Scanner Darkly now.
Gone through Ubik, Flow my tears the policeman said and The Man in the High Castle so far this year. I'm a right Dick.
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Thu 10 Jun 2010, 23:52,
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Gone through Ubik, Flow my tears the policeman said and The Man in the High Castle so far this year. I'm a right Dick.

You have to read his short stories, his best ideas were all in there, but also read The Zap Gun. It's my fave. I don't know why, it's a bit shit, but I love it :D
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But Scanner Darkly is still my favourite (mostly because I read it when I was at uni and my bedroom faced opposite a Heroin den - Trufact)
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Fri 11 Jun 2010, 0:48,
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It started when I tried out Ubik and I really fell in love with the characters. He does really write well on a personal level as well as juggling along cerebral concepts. Flow My Tears I thought was a bit jarring at times but it seemed so good in other places that I thought it should be ripe for some sort of cinematic adaptation.
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So it feels a little... disconcerting.... to me
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Fri 11 Jun 2010, 1:24,
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Was definitely interested in getting VALIS after hearing that. But it's not the plot that bothers me per se. I mean the distance the protagonist travels is a little iffy, it's just the way the twist is delivered seems a little quick. However, the ending, (which I had no idea eventually carried more weight with him than I) was really quite beautiful.
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adding him into films seems like an easy thing to do.

No idea about anywhere else.
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