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| Name | Quinto Wallight |
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| Gender | Male |
| I'm From | The Restaurant at the End of the Universe |
| Member For | 211 days |
| Last Login | Wed. Jul 2 |
| Profile Views | 1507 |
| Age | 19 |
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| Movie: | There's a list dedicated to that, why do we need to write them down? |
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| Actor: | What's the name of the guy from those Enciclopedia Britanica commercials? |
| Director: | John Waters, Christopher Guest, Paul Thomas Anderson |
| Quote: | [Fuck me gently with a chainsaw. Do I look like Mother Theresa? - Heather C.] [Kids don't like eating at school, but if they have a Remains of the Day lunchbox they're a lot happier. - Corky St. Clair] [I think we're just gonna have to be secretly in love with each other and leave it at that, Ritchie - Margot Tenenbaum] [My name is Judge - Judge Reinhold] [I don't think she could've gotten his finger in one bite, though. That part was kinda far-fetched - May] |
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Cosas Que Me Gustan:
Duchas y almohadas frías, el proceso de revelación fotográfico, llevar conmigo una copia de World According to Garp a donde vaya, el olor a libros y periódicos viejos, tomar siestas en sofás, vhs y cassettes, comida chatarra, en tinas o albercas cubrir mis oídos bajo el agua y zumbar, tocadiscos, fotografías viejas, escribir a mano, sonidos de oficina, corbatas con camisa de manga corta, comedias de situaciones, paquetes perfectamente envueltos, el sonido de las manzanas al ser mordidas, Domingos por la mañana, personas perfectamente coordinadas y el pan con ajo. Cosas Que No Me Gustan: Teléfonos inalámbricos, la comida recién hecha, cámaras digitales, alarmas despertadoras, ballenas, espejos en baños, pozos sin fondo, alarmas de emergencia, niños cantando, perros, niños, nutela, sillas, mtv, Superhéroes o personajes que poseen la habilidad de volar, cualquier tipo de caldo, que una película no cumpla con mis expectativas, programas seriales, Jessica Alba, Grammys latinos y lugares con mucha gente. |
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Get Smart
PG-13
There aren't any really big laughs, and the comedy sometimes is too forced, but there are plenty of chuckles and incredible chemistry between the two lead stars; incredible because I never would've expected there to be any.
Repo! The Genetic Opera!
Unrated
Anthony Stewart Head singing again! The second trailer just came out and I can't stop playing it!
Being There
PG
I was only first interested in this film because of a reference on Arrested Development's "The Ocean Walker" episode, but was not surprised to find a very funny and very, very lovely story. This will always be my favorite Peter Sellers performance ever.
Die Fälscher (The Counterfeiters)
R
A very interesting film, though I wish some characters would've had more presence in the story and background. Still, remains an engaging story worth watching.
The Incredible Hulk
PG-13
I'll gladly stay with the 2003 version, thank you. The cast was great, it's just that the characters were dull and the story felt as generic as a dollar store. The effects were nice, but the action sequences didn't excite me much.
Kung Fu Panda
PG
Decent action/fight sequences, solid animation, more laughs than I expected (even for being dubbed by Omar Chaparro in Spanish) and I like the way they made some of the clichés work. In the very end, though, I couldn't have cared less about anything in the film.
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Harold and Maude
PG
The funniest, sweetest, most touching and relatable film ever made! Ruth Gordon and Bud Cort have incredibly good chemistry together and make these characters come to life as no one else could have possibly done. Cat Stevens music also elevates every scene.
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Heavenly Creatures
R
Pre-Lord of the Rings Peter Jackson delivers his most inspired film to date without the excessive use of technology. Instead, he uses a solid script to provoke feelings of love, friendship and ultimately madness.
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show
R
This film has had a long-lasting impact on myself and my life. I can't even start describing how perfect I think it is. Of course, this is all very subjective and comes from very personal reasons.
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May
R
The most fascinating and in-depth study on human behavior and trauma I have ever seen. Completely relatable, touching, heartwarming and twisted. Angela Bettis delivers an outstanding and heartbreaking performance that should not be missed by anyone.
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Waiting for Guffman
R
Comedies couldn't come in a more perfect package. Christopher Guest creates unforgetable characters he's a genious at letting his cast come up with their jokes.
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Magnolia
R
Perfect ensemble piece under the hands of one of the most gifted and promising directors to come. Stunning and beautiful, emotional and heart-breaking.
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Get Smart
by Lucianaposted 10 hours ago -
I recommend you see...Hey, you should really see this!
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I recommend you see...![[Rec]](http://content6.flixster.com/movie/10/52/28/10522876_tmb.jpg)
[Rec]
by JacOnce this hellishly intense 75-minute Spanish horror takes off, it is mind-blowing experience. Shot in High-Definition with only one camera and one microphone, it presents us events in a form of a rough cut of TV reportage, just like in a episode of a reality show, and it is often geniuely brilliant in its disturbing realism. Forget the conceptual resemblance to "Blair Witch Project". Nevermind the story. It's a pretext, it's all about "how", not "what" here. The concept of the way it is shot, with natural lighting and a sound of limited range might've been good for nothing, if everything wasn't very well-thought through and superbly acted.
I always thought that they are the masses who produce the most sick needs, not the TV producers. Sure, they're cynical and ruthless in their greed to make as much money as they can and but one always have a choice. And all it really takes is to push OFF on TV remoter. Many circuses, in a tune of a "Big Brother" had no option than to be shut down if that button did get pushed more frequently than it was. But compulsion to voyeur rather than to do is constantly growing, because doing means responsibility. Once you know that you would rather want to watch some tasty blonde on a shower on a screen than to create situation in which you could watch her in reality, you can be damn sure you're a case to consider.
"[rec]" is the product of that kind of voyerism, only it is a fiction that creates a perfect illusion of reality-- let you watch gruesome violence and sheer terror from a safe position, wanting to experience the extreme but at the same time have your body intact and once it's done, go to the kitchen and grab a bite of a cheese cake and push it with a hit of a nice hot coffee. Being a reaction to today's voyerism, in the most brutal form to date, it shows how low we've become in indulging our senses, letting ourselves being provided with something as strong as this, when you'd often - disturbed out of your mind - want to question that it is fiction.
"[rec]" is a first true horror of 21th century. For better, or for worse.Americans already cooked up and remake, but you would want to watch the original one.
"[rec]" is a first true horror of 21th century. For better, or for worse.posted 1 day ago -
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Revenge of the Zombies
by RobertThis film definately speaks of an era that thankfully (socially speaking) is long gone.
It felt to me that they just wanted to make a simple horror film (for its time this is not a bad one), but that concidering we were in the middle of a war they felt that the only way they could justify so trivial and endeavor was to tag on some ridiculous Nazi sub plot.
Oddly enough the ridiculous racial stereotypes that permeate the film were not a problem for anyone at the time. While certain "sight gags" were amusing, the racial aspects of the film were almost too cartoonish to be truly offensive, but a little distrubing none the less.If you enjoy chessy "old school" horror, this one is kind of fun.
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I recommend you see...Another movie by Louise Brooks and G.W.Pabst! Nearly as great as Pandora's Box.A real treasure!
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Rory O'Shea Was Here (Inside I'm Dancing)
by HarshA very good movie with great performances by Steven Robertson and James McAvoy. If you like movies with touching story and good drama then this is a must watch for you. Strongly recommended to everyone...
Hey, you should really see this!
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Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
by FabioIf you're expecting Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull to be a fourth in the series, you'll be disappointed. The original three were set in the 1930s, looking for buried treasure in a Treasure of the Sierra Madre style. The new film is set in the 1950s, and that changes everything.
The film itself is well written, and well made with only a few exceptions.
some of the animation and action sequences seemed too difficult to believe (even for an Indy film) like the monkey-rope scene.
The only thing that I hate the most is Shia LaBeouf dressed like Marlon Brando in "the wild one"..I can't accept that!Hey, you should really see this!
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Faustrecht der Freiheit (Fox and His Friends) (Fist-Fight of Freedom)
by ChrisFilms with themes of homosexuality shouldn't always be about coming out of the closet and falling in love; they should also be something more than that and that's what Rainer Werner Fassbinder does in this masterpiece. The film is more about social class than about sexuality. The ending is very tragic, and I can't help but feel sorry for Fox who just tried to be loving and devoted to his boyfriend but ended up being naive and fooled.
Hey, you should really see this!
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Hey, you should really see this!
The best comedy of 2008 (so far)posted 3 days ago -
Hey - try this quiz and see how we compare
Creepy Horror Flicks 70's & 80'sposted 3 days ago -
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Human Nature
by FélixA more than interesting debut by director Michel Gondry. A satire about, well, human nature. A joke on humanity. A spoof on love and sex (mostly sex) and a comedy about our deepest insticts and the best (and worst) ways to supress them.
Visually, it's not as engaging as other Gondry movies and the screenplay isn't as "dreamy" and oniric as other Kaufman works but the extraordinary performances and the wicked sense of humour create a completely unique and mesmerizing film that, funny enough, it's not as "weird" as its synopsis may suggest.
Miranda Otto's character is a dream.Nice debut! :)
For hardcore Kaufman/Gondry/Jonze fans! ;)
(and for people who likes satire and surreal/odd comedies)posted 4 days ago -
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The Wild One
by FabioBrando plays Johnny, leader of a motorcycle gang calling itself the Black Rebels, which terrorizes Wrightsville, a little American town.
The gang members release their frustrated emotions by racing, overturning a car, and by vicariously participating in a savage fight between Johnny and Chino (Lee Marvin), formerly a part of Johnny's gang but now a rival club...
Violence escalates when the town forms a vigilante committee, and inevitably there is an accidental killing.Johnny is saved from wrongful arrest by Kathie (Mary Murphy), a local girl who, in spite of herself, falls in love with him.
"The Wild One" introduces the motorcycle as the symbol of youth rebellion.
An influential classic.Hey, you should really see this!
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