[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..oh really...personally I like Gerard's ..ahem..profile... but I guess you're a little more high brow than me...I'm quite shallow that way

shallow is the new 'high brow' Ammi

[Alf]

Originally Posted by SharkAttack

<takes notes> Loved Winter's Bone, Perks, Another Earth, and Take Shelter, need to watch a few more. If there was a Last.Film site, we'd be a Super match.

i like the look and sound of take shelter and winters bone, would you highly recommend these shark?

[SharkAttack]

Originally Posted by wannashag

i like the look and sound of take shelter and winters bone, would you highly recommend these shark?

Winter's Bone is about as dreary as it gets, with an incredible landscape...of even more dreariness with a well-acted cast, working off an incredibly low budget. It's a slow-burn type of movie, and it screams indie. Try 20 minutes and see if you can't stop watching. Take Shelter felt of much greater production value, IMHO, although it wasn't considered expensive. A nice twist ending as well. I'd watch Winter first and Take Shelter second for the contrast in visual imagery. Enjoy them both!

[Alf]

Originally Posted by SharkAttack

Winter's Bone is about as dreary as it gets, with an incredible landscape...of even more dreariness with a well-acted cast, working off an incredibly low budget. It's a slow-burn type of movie, and it screams indie. Try 20 minutes and see if you can't stop watching. Take Shelter felt of much greater production value, IMHO, although it wasn't considered expensive. A nice twist ending as well. I'd watch Winter first and Take Shelter second for the contrast in visual imagery. Enjoy them both!

thanks shark

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by kazanne

shallow is the new 'high brow' Ammi

..oh definately..especially when it comes to Gerard....

..I wouldn't mind having a bit of a conversation with him either.....a bit later on though, when he's not so tired.......

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..oh definately..especially when it comes to Gerard....

..I wouldn't mind having a bit of a conversation with him either.....a bit later on though, when he's not so tired.......

He has a way of bringing out your naughty side

[Ammi]

..he can bring out any side he wants tbh...I'm going to consider all sides in this matter...because I just don't see a downside to it....

..and I don't think I'm going to continue this conversation.......

...but it's a pleasure as always chatting Gerard with you..well generally chatting anything with you...I don't seem to see enough of you on the forum.......

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Iceman

Ill Manors

This.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..he can bring out any side he wants tbh...I'm going to consider all sides in this matter...because I just don't see a downside to it....

..and I don't think I'm going to continue this conversation.......

...but it's a pleasure as always chatting Gerard with you..well generally chatting anything with you...I don't seem to see enough of you on the forum.......

Ammi,a pleasure as always chatting anything with you

[Alf]

Originally Posted by SharkAttack

Winter's Bone is about as dreary as it gets, with an incredible landscape...of even more dreariness with a well-acted cast, working off an incredibly low budget. It's a slow-burn type of movie, and it screams indie. Try 20 minutes and see if you can't stop watching. Take Shelter felt of much greater production value, IMHO, although it wasn't considered expensive. A nice twist ending as well. I'd watch Winter first and Take Shelter second for the contrast in visual imagery. Enjoy them both!

if you like twist ending's, one of the best is a film called shattered, it's a film from the early 90s starring tom berringer, gretta scacchi, bob hoskins and joanne whalley kilmer, it's not a very well known film but it's intriguing, don't be put off by some critic's calling the twist silly, (and even if it is silly it's still a brilliant twist) (one of the best)

i've only seen this film once myself, and that was about 15 to 20 year's ago, but it's a film that stick's in the mind to this day, mainly because of the twist.
i strongly recommend it.