The greatest f****** movie ever made..

mersey paradise wrote:

dont get me rong i liked it.was a funy film but reely did seem like life imitating art aftar that.trainspoting to.enjoyd it but again same storey.i think polly is rite about the age thing to.i do like new films just wish ppl wood make more films with plots insted of cgi.ther r a few good 1z about but geting rarer.sum of the best films r the most rikety 1z.
any1 seen shooters?scouse film.full film on youtube.

Mersey, why do I have the feeling that you will know the name of the film with a bloke making lurve on a racetrack to keep his pulse up or summink? Funny film, what's it called?

I'm more of a child porn Connoisseur myself especially any titles by ian huntley

polly the film is crank as moggy seys.
eifel the book is indeed outlaws by kevin sampson.they made it into a film caled the crew wich did it no justice.eesy t find a link for it.good book n good author.

so what was that film called again?

Just joshing, am in an excellent mood thanks to topix friends (scared of scam people doing their thing so won't mention any names, I RR-eally won't hehe).

Bloody hell what's the name of that brill Japanese film with a blind ninja girl. Oh it's House of the Flying Daggers.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0385004/

the good the bad and the ugly. martin scorcases favorite of all time, and one of mine. withhnail and i? i liked that. there are so many

Whoever made the Ian huntley crack is sick. I remember being at the V festival and the news on the radio said two young girls dead bodies had been found.
The picture of holly and Jessica in there MAN UTD TOPS will be with me for life. People cried on the campsite but they were people ' B Kerry ' obviously is not. Sorry great thread no drugs , no scams just a good laugh and interesting films some a bit obscure but good. Sorry but Ian Huntley is not funny until the bastard dies. Then i will laugh.

Yup people are silly, ignore them and pay attention to the sane ones that say "Abigail's Party!!!!!" Mike Leigh I think,funny as...I think. Was at the time, anyway.

Also have a quickie question. One of my most fave books is The Magus. Just read that it was made into a rubbish film starring Michael Caine. Can't seem to find it, link anyone?

i am shy wrote:

Whoever made the Ian huntley crack is sick. I remember being at the V festival and the news on the radio said two young girls dead bodies had been found.
The picture of holly and Jessica in there MAN UTD TOPS will be with me for life. People cried on the campsite but they were people ' B Kerry ' obviously is not. Sorry great thread no drugs , no scams just a good laugh and interesting films some a bit obscure but good. Sorry but Ian Huntley is not funny until the bastard dies. Then i will laugh.

everyone would agree with that mate. you remember exactly where you was at the time. there is always a nutter on here who upsets people. i am not religious but i hope those children are somewhere good. what you wrote has really upset me. i am going to walk the dog and read a book. i just do know how people can do that stuff. i could kill, like alot of men, and women, but only in certain situations, like self defence. the poor familys and pain is terrible.

Moggy wrote:

Another great flick I watched a while ago, that needs to be mentioned.. Hesher, Joseph Gordon-Levitt makes another astounding performance, and he will likely be remembered as one of the greatest, most underrated actors of our generation IMO. The movie is a joy, Metallica + bad a**.. I wish I was more sober and articulate to give a decent review, but such is not the case, right now, the alcohol is taking hold, and I won't fight it. ;)

Superb show..pure mental c*nt..throwin all the stuff in2 the pool haha and absolutely as u said, most underrated actor of our generation!

Got to agree brilliant thread but obscure is so perfect a word.
You know exactly who I am talking about. The guy / guyess who loves a film / band and as soon as everyone else does hates them for being commercial.
Yes iv seen Old Boy and thought what a great film but most people are being obscure a lot of the time for the sake of being obscure.
The film jaws was the " first" blockbuster and amazing movie. Forrest Gump for just the Lieutenant Dan scenes. And then Joe Peter Boyles , monster in Young Frankenstein , first film. Amazing. Angels with Dirty Faces with James Cagney and Pat O'Brien then Edward G Robinson as Rico in Public Enemy
Name the actor who appeared in only five films from 1972 to 1978 and everyone got the nod for the best picture Oscar? He was that good that his three film trilogy he only appeared in archive 12 years after his death and that got the nomination. So his 6 films. Come on mersey show your skill? Cause you have brilliant taste in films.
You don't have to be obscure to be good.

in the midnight hour wrote:

Got to agree brilliant thread but obscure is so perfect a word.
You know exactly who I am talking about. The guy / guyess who loves a film / band and as soon as everyone else does hates them for being commercial.
Yes iv seen Old Boy and thought what a great film but most people are being obscure a lot of the time for the sake of being obscure.
The film jaws was the " first" blockbuster and amazing movie. Forrest Gump for just the Lieutenant Dan scenes. And then Joe Peter Boyles , monster in Young Frankenstein , first film. Amazing. Angels with Dirty Faces with James Cagney and Pat O'Brien then Edward G Robinson as Rico in Public Enemy
Name the actor who appeared in only five films from 1972 to 1978 and everyone got the nod for the best picture Oscar? He was that good that his three film trilogy he only appeared in archive 12 years after his death and that got the nomination. So his 6 films. Come on mersey show your skill? Cause you have brilliant taste in films.
You don't have to be obscure to be good.

You get a gold star for Angels with dirty faces.

What was the Cagney movie that had "Look at me Ma, top of the world!"

jaws, i was a kid, and went to the cinema 3 times. i saw it recently, and it is brilliant. i get your point

in the midnight hour wrote:

Got to agree brilliant thread but obscure is so perfect a word.
You know exactly who I am talking about. The guy / guyess who loves a film / band and as soon as everyone else does hates them for being commercial.
Yes iv seen Old Boy and thought what a great film but most people are being obscure a lot of the time for the sake of being obscure.
The film jaws was the " first" blockbuster and amazing movie. Forrest Gump for just the Lieutenant Dan scenes. And then Joe Peter Boyles , monster in Young Frankenstein , first film. Amazing. Angels with Dirty Faces with James Cagney and Pat O'Brien then Edward G Robinson as Rico in Public Enemy
Name the actor who appeared in only five films from 1972 to 1978 and everyone got the nod for the best picture Oscar? He was that good that his three film trilogy he only appeared in archive 12 years after his death and that got the nomination. So his 6 films. Come on mersey show your skill? Cause you have brilliant taste in films.
You don't have to be obscure to be good.

i just like wat i see.dont folow the oscars but wil say speilberg was robed for many many yeers.yure rite dont have t be obscure t be good but reed the thred title.i love bil n teds.i love waynes world.star wars n the simpsons ect but is nice t heer of new films n books that have been underrated ect.we cood set up a star trek thred if yu want but weer geting along niceley as it is ta very much.wats yor favorite film?thats al weer discusing heer.if my tastes bothar yu this much then seek help mate.

no mate. White Heat was top of the world ma. Angels is the one where Pat O'Brien as the priest gets James Cagney to ' go yella ' at his execution to save the dead end kids. He does and they play it in shadows with his character ,Rocky , screaming I don't want to die and holding onto a radiator. The dead end kids read the paper how Rocky went yella and them and the priest walk into the sunset.
Made today James Cagney would escape and save them from Pat O'Brien , a priest noncing them.
Sad but true.

Moggy wrote:

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Crank ;)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0479884/

It was Crank 2

Wotta cracking scene. Death vs Bill and Ted

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

I'm right the mood for posting Spinal Tap clips all night, but I'll try my best not to...

Polly punk do you remember 'Play for Today ' you know Denis Potter and Alan Bennett , Mike Leith. Abigals party is classic , classic tv when Pennies From Heaven was the absolute best series ever ( bold statement but one of them ) also Lipstick on Your Collar.
Aaaaaah. Peter Mullan's first film directed 'Orphans' story I'd three brothers and a sister the night before there Mas funeral set in Glasgow. Douglas Henshall the oldest brother who was also in Lipstick on Your Collar.
Re Ian huntley and moggies comment. all types still doesn't mean u don't pull them up.
Oscar five / six films 72 ~78 one The Godfather first clue. Come on. Any filmeophile should know.

Yep wrote:

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That's the badger. i have no internets but if you want i'll message you in green and you shall also get a strip of benzo.
Watch the opening credits on some phychedelic and it will blow your mind.
Have a great weekend. As you can tell I'm in an exstatic mood today.

Dear Mr Yep,
Got a query for you at your leisure
Cheers m'dears!

in the midnight hour wrote:

Polly punk do you remember 'Play for Today ' you know Denis Potter and Alan Bennett , Mike Leith. Abigals party is classic , classic tv when Pennies From Heaven was the absolute best series ever ( bold statement but one of them ) also Lipstick on Your Collar.
Aaaaaah. Peter Mullan's first film directed 'Orphans' story I'd three brothers and a sister the night before there Mas funeral set in Glasgow. Douglas Henshall the oldest brother who was also in Lipstick on Your Collar.
Re Ian huntley and moggies comment. all types still doesn't mean u don't pull them up.
Oscar five / six films 72 ~78 one The Godfather first clue. Come on. Any filmeophile should know.

not reely a filmofile more a bookworm.the godfather i didnt care for much as a film.just opinion.not saying it was a bad film just have seen others i prefer.good acting ect but each t ther own.do like the mario puzo books.did they make a film of fools die?they shood do.take it eesy.

in the midnight hour wrote:

Polly punk do you remember 'Play for Today ' you know Denis Potter and Alan Bennett , Mike Leith. Abigals party is classic , classic tv when Pennies From Heaven was the absolute best series ever ( bold statement but one of them ) also Lipstick on Your Collar.
Aaaaaah. Peter Mullan's first film directed 'Orphans' story I'd three brothers and a sister the night before there Mas funeral set in Glasgow. Douglas Henshall the oldest brother who was also in Lipstick on Your Collar.
Re Ian huntley and moggies comment. all types still doesn't mean u don't pull them up.
Oscar five / six films 72 ~78 one The Godfather first clue. Come on. Any filmeophile should know.

Trouble is I'm a bit rubbish about remembering stuff until it comes to me in a flash. Hope I remember to check your recommendations out though, ta.