[NettoSuperstar!]

Originally Posted by happyland

Oh I like the Coen bros.. Is that a new one?

nah its a few years old, it was on film four the other week, theyve been showing a few Coen brothers films lately (late at night at the weekends). Fargo and No Country For Old Men are my faves oh and Raising Arizona, they make a decent film them guys

[Niall]

Originally Posted by Niamhxo

The Ugly Truth - fantastic scenery.

LOL very true!

[Jessica.]

Mean Girls.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Me!

LOL very true!

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by NettoSuperstar!

nah its a few years old, it was on film four the other week, theyve been showing a few Coen brothers films lately (late at night at the weekends). Fargo and No Country For Old Men are my faves oh and Raising Arizona, they make a decent film them guys

Fargo is fantastic! One of my favourite films! No Country for old Men is great and I recorded Raising Arizona recently and then deleted it by accident

I'll keep my eyes open for The Man who Wasn't There though..

[Angus]

"The Good Earth" with Paul Muni based on the book by Pearl Buck - it was made about 70 years ago about Chinese peasants eking out an existence in rural China, but it never fails to make me cry. It doesn't sound very exciting but I promise you it is a totally engrossing film with lots of drama.

[MTVN]

Admiral, a Russian film following Admiral Kolchaks career as a naval officer in WWI and as Supreme Commander for the White Army in the Russian Civil War.

Showing my inner history nerd watching this but it was good - 8/10

[Shaun]

(500) Days of Summer

It's unusual. It strikes me as your run-of-the-mill 'indie' movie, but I found myself in this movie more than I'd like to have done. It's funny in all of the right places, the characters are relatable, and the soundtrack is beautiful.

I guess it's nice to have a rom-com without the conventional happy ending. I definitely know two people who represent the main characters as well. aaaaah ****it, I love it.

[RtooDee2]

Triangle starring Melissa George.
One of the weirdest movies ive ever seen but quite good considering i didnt have a clue what was happening.

[setanta]

Originally Posted by Shaun

(500) Days of Summer

It's unusual. It strikes me as your run-of-the-mill 'indie' movie, but I found myself in this movie more than I'd like to have done. It's funny in all of the right places, the characters are relatable, and the soundtrack is beautiful.

I guess it's nice to have a rom-com without the conventional happy ending. I definitely know two people who represent the main characters as well. aaaaah ****it, I love it.

Hard not to like that film even though beforehand I wasn't looking forward to it at all. Still though, doubt I'll watch it again.

[setanta]

Originally Posted by NettoSuperstar!

nah its a few years old, it was on film four the other week, theyve been showing a few Coen brothers films lately (late at night at the weekends). Fargo and No Country For Old Men are my faves oh and Raising Arizona, they make a decent film them guys

You're forgetting the Big Lebowski and Miller's Crossing. Tut tut.

[Josy]

Monsters - 3/10 - Far to dragged out and boring, it focuses on the 2 main characters far too much, when someone finds out were the monsters actually were in this film let me know it was a waste of 90 minutes imo

[IheartBB]

Buried.

Amazing how tense things can get in a wooden box.

[GypsyGoth]

The Hole 3D, it was a lot creepier than I expected.

[Mac Hiavellian]

Fargo. Was a strange one because I thought William H Macy was the main character but then a whole 45 minutes in to it he takes a big back seat while Frances McDormand suddenly appeared from nowhere and took over.
Was an alright film.

[Beastie]

Natural Born Killers. Was good.

[Zippy]

X-men 3; the final stand.

Had it for ages but only just got round to watching it! Entertaining enough but not as good as X2. Vinnie Jones hilariously awful.

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Mac Hiavellian

Fargo. Was a strange one because I thought William H Macy was the main character but then a whole 45 minutes in to it he takes a big back seat while Frances McDormand suddenly appeared from nowhere and took over.
Was an alright film.

Oh I love that film!! Thought Macy's character was brilliant in it!

[Lucy.]

My girlfriend's boyfriend, it was rubbish and confusing. Shame I love Alyssa Milano

[Shaun]

Bandslam.

Just....carcrash. Even having David Bowie referenced throughout couldn't salvage it.

[Joelle.]

Originally Posted by Mac Hiavellian

Fargo. Was a strange one because I thought William H Macy was the main character but then a whole 45 minutes in to it he takes a big back seat while Frances McDormand suddenly appeared from nowhere and took over.
Was an alright film.

An excellent film. Yes I found it strange how Frances McDormand was billed as the main character but didn't appear until almost halfway through the film???

[Locke.]

Just watched Serpico on Sky Movies, (had seen it before). Wasn't a big fan of the film the first time around but remembered Pacino being amazing in it so gave it another watch, and it was a lot better on the rewatch. Would probably just scrape into my top 10 Pacino movies.

[Josy]

Big Trouble in Little China

[King Gizzard]

Beullers Day Off on E4 the other night

Fun...7 or 8/10

[Josy]

Get Him to the Greek
Black Death
8 Legged Freaks