DinoDeLaurentiis wrote:Now hold onna there, a Winslow! Donna be a dissing the Hawks/Nyby version. Back inna day, it had it's a good points, no? It was a one a the first a movies to have alla the people talkin' atta the same a time, a saying they a lines over each a other. They was a trying a to make it a seem more frantic anna real. You gotta remember, inna those days, Cary Grant, he a say his line, anna then Ingrid Bergman, she a say her line, anna then Cary Grant, he a say his line... Nowadays, everybody talkin' atta the same time alla the time, so kids a these days, they alla jaded about a the classico flicks!
burlivesleftnut wrote:The Thing by JC owns my stupid fucking soil. Any movie where Wilford Brimley gets to shoot at people, beat up stuff with an axe, and then stick his tentacled hand deep inside someone's mouth has my vote for best movie of all times!
AND good porn to boot.
cockknocker wrote:How do you feel about Hard Target Burl?
keepcoolbutcare wrote:What's the definitive proof in Blade Runner that Deckard is a replicant? I understand the ambiguity, but what about the movie makes you say he positively is one?
know you gentlemen have been through a lot, but when you find the time, I'd rather not spend the rest of this winter TIED TO THIS FUCKING COUCH!
Chairman Kaga wrote:Do you think what film makers say outisde of the confines of the film should "count" when discussing these ambiguous bits here or there?
keepcoolbutcare wrote:the ending of 12 Monkeys.
rented the DVD for Gilliam's commentary, and all he did was laugh at the concept, saying how it's better that it remains ambiguous.
edit: damn you Tony. Beat me to post-modernism as well. gentleman.
ThisIsTheGirl wrote:Well, one that springs to mind for me is Mr Pink's fate at the end of Reservoir Dogs. Many people are adamant that you can hear him being apprehended by the cops at the end, but to me, the cops could be doing a whole range of shit; they could be shouting at the guys in the warehouse, for example. I've always liked the idea that he may have escaped with the diamonds - but I'm sure I've heard QT say that he is arrested.
But, screw him, in my world, Pink gets away with the diamonds, and hides in a resort in the bahamas for a year or two, never once tipping the waitresses.
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TonyWilson wrote: in the film it's left more open so I always thought he does get away.
ThisIsTheGirl wrote:TonyWilson wrote: in the film it's left more open so I always thought he does get away.
Exactly! It has a kind of fantastic symmetry if you see it that way. Like Mr Pink, the one who constantly bangs on about being a professional, gets away precisely because he never let his professionalism slip. But I do seem to recall QT saying otherwise in an interview. Like I say though: screw that.
burlivesleftnut wrote:I think in the case of Jimmy, there is probably another 45 minutes of footage we haven't seen that accounts for the period of time between when he left Skull Island and when he died in 1978 of lung cancer.
seppukudkurosawa wrote:I guess we know who the wannabe wise-ass gangsters are on this threadPeople always gotta be rooting for the murderering bad-guys...I mean hell, I bet you all shed salty tears of sadness when that vewy naughty boy Michael Myers got offed.
seppukudkurosawa wrote: People always gotta be rooting for the murderering bad-guys...I mean hell, I bet you all shed salty tears of sadness when that vewy naughty boy Michael Myers got offed.
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