CrookedlittleB33

Not bad, Monsieur van Damme...not bad at all.

It definitely has that wry french - BELGIAN - humour to it...and there are other parts...where we see that even actors can be desperate at times..in the most drastic of measures.

...but that soliloquy...that was just bloody incredible.

Review? TBC! :P

Well, we finally saw it...what else should one do upon a rainy sunday afternoon? And it was really much better than I expected...I don't know if it was the way the stories wove with one another or all the cameos..or the fact that the robots stole the screen from the homo sapiens.

Pretty well done and definitely entertaining!
Review...TBC...

Totally and utterly spiffy, cheesy and awesome to the max. :D

It's BRUCE, what else ya gotta know?
:P

Review....to be continued.

Hilarious as anything, and you wonder as to what could happen next...and it's just the MOST absurd thing you could EVER think of! The alchemy amongst all the characters is pretty amazing, and it's interesting to see such radical personalities co-exist...under such insane circumstances!

Definitely for you buggers who enjoyed Old School, Supertroopers and other such instances.
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Curious, simply curious...

Again, the books are something totally extraordinary...so might give this a go...on a non-biased basis. xD

I don't see Fraser as Silvertongue...but who knows?

Seth Green and Macauly Culkin do so well in here! With Marilyn Manson and Dylan McDermott, Natasha Lyon and Chloe Sevingny as well, interesting to see this plot be played out on the silver screen after happening in real life. The life of Michael Alig and the New York Club Kids is certainly not boring.

I fucken love this movie. Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, Helena Bonham Carter, Jared Leto, Meat Loaf...such an amazing cast to bring Chuck Palahniuk's world to life. Very well done.

I finally watched this film and I swear that it hit me square in the solar plexus. It was such a powerful, gripping story that deals with a subject that has been addressed countless times...except this one shows that hate can be decreased, or maybe even obliterated, or replaced with something else. It amazing to see conscience sneak up upon such a character, and although it's a hard road...he basically learns that maybe it's not the way one should be thinking in the first place. The two siblings do a fantastic job learning from each other and whatever it is that they and their family face in result of the incidents that occur. Wow, I'm actually still shaken up over how potent the effect of this film was. The cinematography in here was also used to an advantage, drawing certains scenes into perspective by playing with the colour schemes of the screens. The music also added effect with the various pictures portrayed throughout the film; memories for one. I would recommend this to anyone, and perhaps if you're interested The Believer may also be a good film to check out. Definitely one of my faves.

WOW, how have I not seen this before? Bloody incredible. Review TBA.

This was a really magical film that takes music and literally personifies it and gives it a very optimistic way of looking at it when things in life aren't as they exactly plan them to be. A story about a little boy, who in unfortunate circumstances finds himself in a boarding house. And always has this inner hope that wherever his parents are, he'll find them. It shows us that if you really want something, you can make it happen. It's an interesting turn of events that the little boy eventually ventures into New York City and is misled by 'Wizard' who takes him in, but with a price. At the same time, his mother learns about his existence and desperately goes looking for him where she runs into the social worker who's in charge of Evan [August's] case. A really magical film that is quite endearing, I'd recommend it to anyone who has a fondness for music.