I have to write a paper about a movie, and in said paper I have to either recommend the movie to watch or to avoid.
You pick.
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I have to write a paper about a movie, and in said paper I have to either recommend the movie to watch or to avoid.
You pick.
Not sure if you'd like it, but Lars and the Real Girl is pretty good, even though the summary makes it sound like a movie for cheap laughs. Rest assured, it isn't.
I have it, and really like it.
But I picked stuff that I can write about for people like my mother to stay away from.
That's a pretty meh-ish list of films. Sure, some of them are good, but none of them really stick out.
If I had to choose, I'd pick Dogma. I'd say Snakes on a Plane, but let's face it, the film has lost it's luster since the 2006 e-hype fest.
What would you recommend then that isn't on the list?Quote:
Originally Posted by dudeman
It depends on your criteria, really.
Any movie that you're mother would be too embarrassed to watch, or vomit while watching,Quote:
Originally Posted by dudeman
American Psycho no doubt.
Blue VelvetQuote:
Originally Posted by llFidoll
I don't have that one
Apparently I'm the only person who realizes that Snake on the Plane is one of the greatest movies ever.
Yes. Yes you are.
It's an excellent David Lynch film. It appears to be a relatively tame mystery film in the beginning, then it's titters, violence, and f-bombs oh my! Plus the film's a classic and a must-watch (in b4 bitching and whining).Quote:
Originally Posted by llFidoll
Dogma
I'd like to see somebody try write a paper about Superbad.
Teenage Obsession Over Sex
Lowering the Drinking Age
Fitting the Status Quo
All available
lol @ your list
My mother actually loved Dogma. I don't see how your mother would be too embarrassed to watch it and I certainly don't see how the movie could make anyone vomit.
Young People Fucking is a good movie and would make most mothers embarrassed or at least too embarrassed to watch it with her kid.
Not that she would be embarrassed to watch it, I saw The Departed and A History of Violence with her. She just wouldn't agree with some of the religious jokes.
Dogma and write how Jay and Silent Bob saved your soul.
Reqrium (I can't spell dat) Of A Dream waz a bad ass movie! You'll enjoy it.. Pxomise.
Requiem for a Dream was a great film. You'll enjoy it. I promise.Quote:
Originally Posted by HopeYouDie
I'm fucking blazed as shit and I still write better than you.
Quoting for emphasis.Quote:
Originally Posted by KT_
Who'd Nailin' Palin?
I actually think Superbad is one of the funniest movies I've seen in a long time, if you're any good at analysing contemporary humour.
Also, Dogma is one of my mum's favourite movies, but this is Godless England so what do you expect...
Superbad or Dogma, you can't go wrong with either.
I hated Dogma. Talk about a pretentious but shallow film.
Well it's a Kevin Smith film, what did you expect?
QFTQuote:
Originally Posted by djwolford
My pick and why: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZ2QF...?v=PZ2QFmJ7h0A
Dogma was awesome.
Kevin Smith is awesome.
Every Kevin Smith movie is awesome. Even Jersey Girl......kind of
Fuck all of you all.
I'm with you E
Jersey Girl was painful to watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. E
Watched American Psycho, half done with my paper.
You fucking cop out.
Well it is due tomorrow.
Make no mistake about it, I love Kevin Smith's films.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. E
Hell I even bought both Evening With Kevin Smith DVDs. That doesn't mean that his movies aren't shallow and pretentious though. My personal favorite is still the original Clerks.
I actually preferred Jersey Girl to Jay and Bob Strike Back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. E
You're a butt.Quote:
Originally Posted by llFidoll
k
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Originally Posted by llFidoll
You don't need to write anything. Just draw women getting tortured to death.