my own private idaho.

a bit overhyped imo, but still a good movie.

Chappelles Show: Volume 1

Star Wars- A New Hope

Anything I could possibly say about this is pretty obvious....amazing movie

yes it is and i already have tickets to see EP3 at Thursday:D

anyway the last movie that i saw was Nightmare Before Christmas

Pinchcliffe Grand Prix (Flaklypa Grand Prix - Norway 1975) Shown on Norwegian TV every Christmas Eve. 10 / 10

Watched this one on Saturday night and I agree...good mindless fun.

Sunday afternoon I watched White Noise.Great potential...poorly executed.

Alien.

..so you liked it..you didnt find it too childish..?

It´s Amalthea you´re talking to. Nothing can get too childish for him. ;) LOL

Shark Tale.....

Slasherman:No, Im just a crazy Dane, and I think that every Scandinavian has seen this movie!

Here is some facts about the movie I talked about last:

"This excellent movie is now available in crisp colors and with restored sound. Being made i 1975, the stop motion animation is surprisingly good, and the story still hold to the ones we have been served in more recent animation flicks. It also contains a behind the scenes documentary.

The car in the movie (Il Tempo Gigante) was made in full scale (actually a guy from the Ferrari factory in Italy helped out on the bodywork), and can be seen on display and driving at "Hunderfossen" park in Norway.

I remember seeing it when it was first released, but seeing it again as an adult revealed lots of details:

1: Look at the eyes of the moose when the main caracters are watching tv.

2: The car registration HB 4596 as anounsed on the loudspeaker before the race refers to bootlegging booze: HB - Home Brewed, 45 (as in 45% proof, available in norwegian stores) - and 96 (as in 96 proof, what all bootleggers aim for)

3: And the game of chess played in the tent of "Ben- Redik - Fy Fasan" (actually a euphemism for "fy faen" - norwegian swearing meaning "the Devil") is a spanish play which you'll find in many books on chess.

and the list goes on

Shown on Norwegian television every Christmas Eve.


Since its premiere on 28 August 1975, the movie was shown at a cinema somewhere in the world every day of the week, for 28 years. Mainly in theaters in Norway, Moscow or Tokyo, the non-stop run ended in 2003.


The original puppet of Ludvig, the most popular character in the movie, was later auctioned away for cancer-related charity. The bidding ended on 110,000 Norwegian Kroners.


Ivo Caprino was a perfectionist. The animated band plays the correct notes in correct timing to the soundtrack.


This movie has been translated into at least 14 languages. Emmanuel Desperados's voice has not been translated at all (he's an orang-utan), so 'Harald Heide-Steen Jr' is credited with the voice in all languages."

Didnt you find Sharks Tale too childish Dantes Inferno?

Morons From Outer Space ..

had funny moments but pretty uneven.
Some of the jokes were so old and bad i couldnt believe they were written by the same person.

I did have a few good laughs though.

trouble every day

how is it ?

very enjoyable, just don't expect a bloodbath....more of a thriller/drama than a horror film

Good Man

ok .. but now riddle me this batman ..

how was Ms. Dalle ?
did she find it in her heart to get undressed ?

the funbags were hidden but the airstrip was on view

wow .. i have mixed feelings about that .. oh hell either way is fine.

Actually her face is just fine ...
She is the reason why Angelina Jolie's lips fail to impress me.

still looking mighty fine

just for urgeok

see.. pretty even with a bloody nose.

want my email so you can send me the full unedited picture ? :D

if you wish......was there any joy with acquiring a copy?

havent seen one around and .....

i'm crying as i type this ......


i cant buy anymore movies.

I took stock of what I have been doing and realize it's borderline insanity. I simply have to stop buying cold turkey.
If i get on ebay and start making money on all the crap i have in the garage then i might get one ot 2 here and there but I'm done for now .. it really came to a head finantially ...

(i'd been spending close to $1000 on movies a month ...)

and i thought i was bad.....

at this point a heroin addiction would be cheaper.
the problem is finding amazing deals ...
you convince yourself you are saving money .. and you are .. but you'd save even more if you didnt buy them at all.

maybe in a few months i can pick up one or 2 every now or then.
but no more binge buying..
I dont even have anymore room for laserdiscs ... I simply have no room to keep them !
DVDs .. i can probably accommodate 2 or 3 hundred more then thats it ..

that's bigger than some people's collection :p

i know - it's crazy ..

screw it .. i have a killer collection ... its time to start watching them.

I just found a copy of Argento's Trauma on VHS i didnt even know i had on the weekend !

heard about hard disk before :p

..gonna see "Samhain" tonight

Right now im watching alien

My god you watched that alot! Not saying theres anything wrong with that though:p

lol i know i love the alien series and right now im watching








Alien 3:D

Shaun of the Dead

this was only my second time .. i noticed a bunch of movie references this time that i missed the 1st time around .

not only was this a really funny movie .. it was also extremely well made - a very smart film...about some really dumb people..

frida
badasssss!
beyound re-animator

Watched "Infection"aka "Kansen", from Japan, last night. I'm not really sure what it was trying to be.It had elements of horror but didn't capitalize on them.In the end it was just a confusing mess.

damn straight....one of the commentaries actually points out the film references

Raging Bull

my first viewing was a vcd i downloaded a year before the film was available in North America .. I missed some of the dialogue ..

i never even heard the line 'We're coming to get you Barbra' or 'join us'

but what i really paid attention to this time was just how well made it was .. it was an extremely tight film .. and it avoided a lot of the obvious humor some sophisticated british comedies are tempted to delve into ..

my favorite parts were the stuff that Shaun was barely aware of going on in the background ..people falling, news flashes, paper headlines... and all of the times you were made to jump - because of a sudden appearance of someone (accompanied by a noise) not one time was it a zombie either ..it was always just another person .. i think it happened 4 or 5 times ..

great stuff..

What the hell is that thing in your avatar!!!!?????

that being "Creepshow" ?