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[wombat]

On the other hand, I have not appreciated the months of nightmares about transforming into an alien creature.

I was pleased that I had dreams about bad guys but they were just kind of normal bad guys who maybe had normal guns but mostly just threatening attitudes.

I did also have a dream about carrying around the big blue iguana and he kept trying to bite my hair. I don't know if this was related, but I will note that this is the cold-blooded animal I know who has the most actual personality, as well as a lot of scratchy parts and long toenails, so it might be.

[greenkoolayd]

let the right one in
spiral

[Choop]

let the right one in is awesome, what's spiral? is it like cube?

[greenkoolayd]

let the right one in is awesome, what's spiral? is it like cube?

its a psychological thriller, but not like 'cube'.  JP from 'grandmas boy' plays a socially maladjusted(im thinking he has aspbergers or maybe even schitzophrenia) dude named mason that works at a phone bank.  a girl(amber tamblyn) starts working there and she reaches out to him.  he goes through varying degrees of psychological unbalance through out the movie, but the end is crazy good and twisty like a mofo.  his boss is zachary levi/chuck.  the boss is an interesting character because hes a really good friend to mason, but a complete douchebag to any woman that he wants/has had the opportunity to drill.

[Mr Trout]

I watched Brick the other day which was really good. A modern day film noir set in a high school.

I also saw Primer and it was awesome. It is a movie about a couple of geeks who manage to invent a time travel device in their garage. The script is very dense, and with many different timelines that are constantly changing it can be almost impossible to follow, but it is not dumbed down at all which I appreciated. The look the director was able to achieve in post was amazing given it was shot on 16mm for $7k. It did not feel cheap at all.

[theinevitable]

I like brick. a lot of my friends hate it, but I like it. the end.

[greenkoolayd]

I also saw Primer and it was awesome. It is a movie about a couple of geeks who manage to invent a time travel device in their garage. The script is very dense, and with many different timelines that are constantly changing it can be almost impossible to follow, but it is not dumbed down at all which I appreciated. The look the director was able to achieve in post was amazing given it was shot on 16mm for $7k. It did not feel cheap at all.

amen, brother.

[Choop]

i liked brick - joseph gordon levitt does a lot of good work, i'd recommend the lookout - but didn't care for primer. i feel like primer is the kind of movie that takes like eight watchings to figure out completely, and i'm just not ready to invest that much time into it.

the missus just got 'this is it' on dvd, so i guess that's next on the docket.

[Mr Trout]

Rather than watch it eight times I just read the Wiki entry afterwards.

[dejavroom]

Barton Fink

If this movie was a shin, I'd hump it.

[AugustWest]

Barton Fink

If this movie was a shin, I'd hump it.

Yeah.  I'm on board with that. 

Isn't John Goodman terrific in that movie?

[dejavroom]

Oh yeah, absolutely. And the guy playing the movie tycoon - amazing, amazing.

[Drygioni]

The Road.

Mega good.

[pmcd9]

I watched Constantine last night.  One of the worst movies I've seen in quite a while.

[Drygioni]

I watched Constantine last night.  One of the worst movies I've seen in quite a while.

Double plus that. Made me want to cry.