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usscouse
23 Sep 2007, 01:09 AM
Anyone ever seen "A Boy and His Dog" ?
We were talking about it today and decided to try NetFlix for a copy. It must have been Don Johnson's first movie, a sci fi cult classic now, from 1975.
A post-apocalyptic tale. If you haven't seen it...do try and get a copy.
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Not for everyone mind you...!!!
usscouse
29 Sep 2007, 11:42 PM
I finally got hold of a copy of this from NetFlix. Miserable wet and windy today and the Wigan match not on until 6pm so I watched it.
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Outstanding movie, great cinemaphotography showing of how different ethnic people from around the world get to watch the World Cup Final.
You don’t see much football but that’s not the story. LOL at times with some good one liners where you don’t expect them. An Amazon Indian tribe, an Arab camel train in the desert and a Mongolian nomadic family all wanting to see Germany play Brazil.
Well worth the time and effort to get it.
LiverpoolFanatic
30 Sep 2007, 12:16 PM
I finally got hold of a copy of this from NetFlix. Miserable wet and windy today and the Wigan match not on until 6pm so I watched it.
http://www.filmmovement.com/images/merchandise/The%20Great%20Match.bmp
http://www.filmmovement.com/images/stars_5.gif
Outstanding movie, great cinemaphotography showing of how different ethnic people from around the world get to watch the World Cup Final.
You don’t see much football but that’s not the story. LOL at times with some good one liners where you don’t expect them. An Amazon Indian tribe, an Arab camel train in the desert and a Mongolian nomadic family all wanting to see Germany play Brazil.
Well worth the time and effort to get it.
Great film. I thoroughly ejoyed it. The match between the family and the military goons was priceless..
We just watched a movie the other night called Walk Out about the schools boycott in the late sixties started by Chicano students in East LA. An excellent movie.
zenden
01 Oct 2007, 03:55 AM
Strange,but it's a great movie.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/89/El_Topo_poster.jpg
canadianscraggledog
01 Oct 2007, 01:11 PM
Comedies: Knocked Up, Superbad, Blades of Glory
Action: 300
Thriller: Zodiak
usscouse
07 Oct 2007, 06:41 PM
Watched The Lookout the other night. Surpisingly (to me) a very good movie.
I really recomend it highly. I had no idea of what it was about when I played it.
Rotten tomatoes says it's the movie to look out for. (Clever huh!)
http://us.movies1.yimg.com/movies.yahoo.com/images/hv/photo/movie_pix/miramax_films/the_lookout/thelookout_posterbig.jpg
Low keyed cast, excellent acting. If you need a review... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0427470/maindetails
usscouse
11 Oct 2007, 01:13 PM
Watched The Lookout the other night. Surpisingly (to me) a very good movie.
I really recomend it highly. I had no idea of what it was about when I played it.
Rotten tomatoes says it's the movie to look out for. (Clever huh!)
Low keyed cast, excellent acting. If you need a review... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0427470/maindetailsJust realised why this photo looks so familier....It's HARRY KEWEL'S TWIN!
Separated and smuggled to the US at birth.
I followed on of LB's recomended last night and watched "The Wind that shook the Barley" Entertaining and good to watch but some people have to remember that it's fiction, based on history. Sad times but Ireland is getting back on track now. One can only hope that the unification of North and South will be a peaceful one, without extremists from both sides running the show.
So many people get their history from fictional movies...How many people believe that the Brits really stuffed churches with rebel Brit women and children colonists and set them on fire during the civil (revolutionary)war we had over here. OK, you can put your hands down now, you were wrong, it was Mel Gibson.
Twenty26Six
11 Oct 2007, 03:14 PM
So many people get their history from fictional movies...How many people believe that the Brits really stuffed churches with rebel Brit women and children colonists and set them on fire during the civil (revolutionary)war we had over here. OK, you can put your hands down now, you were wrong, it was Mel Gibson.
I'm relieved to hear it was just puppies, kittens and children's toys that were stuffed and set on fire.
usscouse
11 Oct 2007, 05:17 PM
I'm relieved to hear it was just puppies, kittens and children's toys that were stuffed and set on fire.NO! Not puppies.
Just kittens. (and Mel Gibson)
Cute kittens grow up into ********in' cats....Ugh!
usscouse
04 Dec 2007, 01:28 AM
Our power went off about 4 pm tonight, so I said to Sharon "Grab your coat, it's dinner and a movie tonight!" I think she beat me to the car.
Grabbed some mexican food and found that the only movie worth watching in our 5 plex that wasn't aimed at kids was "Across the Universe"
If you only go to one movie this year (or next, I don't care) Then go and see this.
IT'S ********ING BRILLIANT, NO SHIT!
If you like Beatles music GO AND SEE THIS MOVIE!
If you like good casting and a movie THAT'S TRUE TO IT'S GENRE Go and see it.
I loved the cameo parts for Hendrix, Joplin, Leary, Kersey's place, Ono. Scenes of Liverpool docks, the Cavern Club.
Takes a guy back in time. If you went to school here or were in the military in 68/69. GO AND SEE THIS MOVIE.
If you go to College now and want to know what it was like then. GO AND SEE THIS MOVIE
Maybe it's because it echoed my coming here in 68 and Living in So Cals beach cities. El Segundo, Redondo (Redildo) Hermosa, Venice, and Santa Monica. Appartments full of students from USC, UCLA and airline employees. (Me!)
I'M KEN LEWIS AND I RECOMEND THIS MOVIE...!!!
We have this one on order with Netflix but I don't know much about it. Other than a scouse lad goes off to America in the late 60's and fall for some for a yank....deja vu. Been there done that..:)
ACROSS THE UNIVERSE This review here isn't that great, but with DVD and a bottle of wine...who knows.
It's a musical anti Viet Nam war thingy....so I'll probably need that wine.
Tag: All you need is love
http://www.slashfilm.com/2007/02/03/across-the-universe-movie-trailer/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0445922/#comment
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Couple of good trailers from YouTube. Now I think I really want to see it. Better get another bottle of wine....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ6d3m-GFyw
liverbird
04 Dec 2007, 01:36 PM
Our power went off about 4 pm tonight, so I said to Sharon "Grab your coat, it's dinner and a movie tonight!" I think she beat me to the car.
Grabbed some mexican food and found that the only movie worth watching in our 5 plex that wasn't aimed at kids was "Across the Universe"
If you only go to one movie this year (or next, I don't care) Then go and see this.
IT'S ********ING BRILLIANT, NO SHIT!
If you like Beatles music GO AND SEE THIS MOVIE!
If you like good casting and a movie THAT'S TRUE TO IT'S GENRE Go and see it.
I loved the cameo parts for Hendrix, Joplin, Leary, Kersey's place, Ono. Scenes of Liverpool docks, the Cavern Club.
Takes a guy back in time. If you went to school here or were in the military in 68/69. GO AND SEE THIS MOVIE.
If you go to College now and want to know what it was like then. GO AND SEE THIS MOVIE
Maybe it's because it echoed my coming here in 68 and Living in So Cals beach cities. El Segundo, Redondo (Redildo) Hermosa, Venice, and Santa Monica. Appartments full of students from USC, UCLA and airline employees. (Me!)
I'M KEN LEWIS AND I RECOMEND THIS MOVIE...!!!
Loved it. From his "this is Anfield" poster, through the cameos by Joe Cocker, Bono as Kesey, etc. The old fella has got this one right!
Steve36
08 Dec 2007, 02:33 PM
"Out Of The Blue", starring Karl Urban.
True story.
Twenty26Six
08 Dec 2007, 03:53 PM
Watched The Lookout the other night. Surpisingly (to me) a very good movie.
I watched this the other night. It turned out to be a pretty good movie.
Good suggestion!
usscouse
08 Dec 2007, 05:10 PM
I watched this the other night. It turned out to be a pretty good movie.
Good suggestion!Even if Joseph Gordon-Levitt does look like Harry Kewell.
Twenty26Six
08 Dec 2007, 07:04 PM
Even if Joseph Gordon-Levitt does look like Harry Kewell.
With the gimpy walk he had all movie... I thought it _was_ Harry Kewell!!
CCSC_STRIKER20
13 Dec 2007, 10:13 PM
I watched this the other night. It turned out to be a pretty good movie.
Good suggestion!
Yes, just finished watching this movie tonight as well. I liked it, though if you have seen a trailer for it, you kind of already know what's going to happen.
usscouse
22 Dec 2007, 11:45 PM
Another movie recomendation from the senior citizen of the Liverpool Football Boards, Camano Island Washington and Liverpool 9.
Entitled "Once" Filmed in Dublin. (So that means LB has already seen it!) A Dublin street busker with a guitar who likes to write his own songs meets an immigrant street hawker from Chechoslovakia who just happens to play the piano, they get group together and do a recording.
Simple but it works, a nicely done movie that won something in the Sundance Film Festival. All original music written by the cast. Good stuff too.
Highly recomended.
Did I ever tell you guys I went to the first Sundance Film Festival in Park City when I worked there as a ski instructor and played footy for the town team?
Twenty26Six
23 Dec 2007, 01:26 AM
Did I ever tell you guys I went to the first Sundance Film Festival in Park City when I worked there as a ski instructor and played footy for the town team?
I'd believe just about anything you'd tell me. ;)
liverbird
23 Dec 2007, 07:28 PM
Another movie recomendation from the senior citizen of the Liverpool Football Boards, Camano Island Washington and Liverpool 9.
Entitled "Once" Filmed in Dublin. (So that means LB has already seen it!) A Dublin street busker with a guitar who likes to write his own songs meets an immigrant street hawker from Chechoslovakia who just happens to play the piano, they get group together and do a recording.
Simple but it works, a nicely done movie that won something in the Sundance Film Festival. All original music written by the cast. Good stuff too.
Highly recomended.
Did I ever tell you guys I went to the first Sundance Film Festival in Park City when I worked there as a ski instructor and played footy for the town team?
I understand you taught Redford how to act too.
Have seen "Once". Really fine film that does a good job of capturing the changes going on in Dublin while having a really charming romatic touch. I highly recommend it as well.
usscouse
24 Dec 2007, 12:17 AM
I understand you taught Redford how to act too.
No but while skiing with him once I did pass on a few pointers.
Had a feeling that you'd seen the film, enjoyable without being sloppy.