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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 10/3/2011 11:13:33 PM   
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I use that line too. How wonderful we both are.



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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 11/3/2011 12:15:55 AM   
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Zoolander (Ben Stiller, 2001) wasn't half bad. Well, it was half bad, but the rest of it I enjoyed a great deal. There are a surprisingly large number of laughs (the scale model of the reading centre, the statue gag at the end, just about everything Owen Wilson does...) and there's a bit of an edge, belying the countless cameos, though when it doesn't work, it really doesn't, and boy is Will Ferrell unfunny in it. (2.5)


While others use "so hot right now", as previously attested, the scene with the scale model of the reading centre has some quotes that get surprising mileage in my group of friends, especially "What is this, a centre for ants?"

"Listen to your friend Billy Zane, he's a cool dude" also gets some frequent referencing.

So there you go.

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69. Scooby-Doo (Gosnell, 2002) USA (First View) 2.0
No, No, No. Lillard is a good fit for Shaggy but I would have run Scrappy over, not merely left him by the road side.


About the only good thing about that film is the way it treats Scrappy - the way Scrappy should always have been treated. It's like a Scooby Doo film for people who grew up hating that fucking puppy.

Monsters Unleashed, on the other hand, is Scooby Doo for people who hated it, because it validates everything they though.


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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 11/3/2011 1:51:21 AM   
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 51. Saw: The Final Chapter (1st view, Kevin Greutert, 2010) - 2/5*

I like the first Saw film. The second wasn't that bad, but three and four just became nasty. Haven't seen five or six, so not all of this made sense, but it's one of about 4 films that's made me look away during periods of extreme gruesomeness.




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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 11/3/2011 12:44:36 PM   
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 It Should Happen to You (George Cukor, 1954) - There's always plenty going on beneath the surface of a Garson Kanin script. And here, as in the eternally underrated Tom, Dick and Harry and The Rat Race, his real subject is the American Dream. Judy Holliday, who originated the lead in Kanin's Born Yesterday on stage and won an Oscar for it on screen, plays Gladys Glover, a newly-unemployed model whose plan to make a name for herself involves just that: plastering her name across a Columbus Circle billboard. It brings her fame, but as beau Jack Lemmon suggests in one telling, prescient exchange, she hasn't done anything to warrant it. And anyway, isn't it OK to be part of the crowd? The dialogue is absolutely scintillating, the satire spot-on and the performances from Holliday and Lemmon (in his big screen debut) are spectacular.(4)

An American Tail (Don Bluth, 1986) is an erratic animated feature with some bravura moments. A first glimpse of The Statue of Liberty, viewed through a green bottle. An operatic trawl through the underbelly of New York. A climactic reunion amid the fountains of an orphans' commune. Elsewhere, the animation is as changeable as the storyline and having a kid with a strong American accent voice your Russian immigrant hero is rarely going to work, no matter how appealingly drawn he is - in both senses of the phrase. Yes, it's formidably scary, admirably heavy and has a handful of nice James Horner songs, but a tighter script, slicker chase sequences and a more coherent worldview could have made this something genuinely special. (3)

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 11/3/2011 12:59:19 PM   
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 There are no cats in America
And the streets are paved with cheese
There are no cats in America
So set your mind at ease


Always loved that song.


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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 11/3/2011 1:13:12 PM   
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 The songs are decent. In fact, the film is decent. I just wish it was better.

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 11/3/2011 1:14:14 PM   
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I do tend to use the line "He's so hot right now" but that's about it. He's the weak link.


Exactamundo. That line is funny (all three times), but apart from that he's just rubbish.

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 11/3/2011 1:22:03 PM   
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An American Tail (Don Bluth, 1986) is an erotic animated feature with some bravura moments.


Typical Rick

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 11/3/2011 1:23:24 PM   
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An American Tail (Don Bluth, 1986) is an erotic animated feature with some bravura moments.


Typical Rick

Warren T. Rat gave me a massive boner.

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 11/3/2011 1:33:55 PM   
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An American Tail (Don Bluth, 1986) is an erotic animated feature with some bravura moments.


Typical Rick

Warren T. Rat gave me a massive boner.



Warren approves of this.

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 6:24:30 AM   
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 08. The Informant! (2009, Steven Soderbergh, USA) - 4.5/5*
In my (largely terribly-written) review of the film I posted here a couple of years ago, I said The Informant! "feels almost simultaneously realistic and ridiculous." Watching the film again yesterday, I'm going to call this wrong. The Informant! doesn't 'almost' feel this, because the film's an unabashed comedy of errors, with that so called 'realism' arising from the knowledge that this film is based on true events. Soderbergh and Burns aim for a one-man screwball comedy, Burns' script punctuated by Whitacre's narration of non-sequiturs and Soderbergh making the early 1990s look and sound like a big-budget 1960s apple-pie America sitcom (which, incidentally, is how Whitacre sees his life - the score's adherence to Whitacre's mental state is one of the film's biggest gambits and greatest successes). Damon readily complies, his earnestness pervading every action and line delivery. We can only see Whitacre as a fool - a lovable goof, but still a goof - which makes the reveal of his indiscretions all the more shocking and, in a way, remarkable. That Soderbergh, Burns and Damon are able to draw sympathy and shock out of the audience after 80 minutes of pratfalls is the film's true triumph, and it sets The Informant! apart as a film that sounds terrible on paper but actually works really damn well in execution.

09. The Third Man (1949, Carol Reed, UK) - 4.5/5*
Someone recently made a comment (I can't remember where) about Holly Martins being one of the "beigest" heroes in cinema, and rewatching this, I can't help but feel there's an ounce of truth in this. That's not to say Martins is particularly dull - Cotten plays him like a man who thinks he can game the world and solve murder mysteries because he writes about them, a man who slowly comes to realise that he's neither a great writer ("JAMES JOYCE WHERE WOULD YOU PLACE HIM" "Uhhhh...") or a great person. However, as a character, Martins is written as fairly ineffectual and bland, his status as a writer of "cheap novelettes" and his alcoholism more footnotes in his life than actual key elements. The Third Man more than manages to be a ripping thriller around him, though, a cleverly-constructed mystery with a disturbing edge and one of the most intelligent investigations of the film's moral conundrum - what would you do if your best friend was a monster? - I've seen. It also has a splendid score and some of the most incredible cinematography of the period (even with all those Dutch angles), but that goes without saying.

15. Raging Bull (1980, Martin Scorsese, USA) - 4/5*
And as The Informant! moves out, Raging Bull moves down. There's no doubt that much of Raging Bull is monumental - De Niro's performance is simply one of the finest performances ever filmed, the black and white cinematography is gorgeous and increasingly evocative of the depressing reality of being around La Motta for any period of time, and the feel of the film is impressive as hell in how bang-on it is. We really feel like we're watching La Motta's life, and it's an excruciating, uncomfortable experience, as scenes drag on and La Motta exerts his thuggish self with escalating hostility. That said, though, Raging Bull is a film I respect more than I like - I can see what Scorsese is doing, and I appreciate it, undoubtedly, but I do find the film to be quite difficult to watch because of its excessive use of repetition (no doubt La Motta's vocabulary wasn't that varied, but it's still irritating) and the general ugliness on display.


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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 6:36:32 AM   
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 Also, my February list -

01.    Welkkeom tu Dongmakgol (Welcome to Dongmakgol) (2005, Park Kwang-hyun, SKR) – 5/5
02.    Tokyo Godfathers (2003, Satoshi Kon, JPN) – 4.5/5
03.    2046 (2004, Wong Kar-Wai, CHN/FRN/GER/HKG) – 4.5/5*
04.    Cloverfield (2008, Matt Reeves, USA) – 4.5/5**
05.    True Grit (2010, Joel Coen & Ethan Coen, USA) – 4/5
06.    Hævnen (In a Better World) (2010, Susanne Bier, DEN/SWD) – 4/5
07.    How to Train Your Dragon (2010, Dean DeBlois & Chris Sanders, USA) – 4/5
08.    Black Swan (2010, Darren Aronofsky, USA) – 4/5
09.    The Dead (1987, John Huston, UK/IRE/USA) – 4/5
10.    Gremlins (1984, Joe Dante, USA) – 4/5*

11.    Cma macka, beli macor (Black Cat, White Cat) (1998, Emir Kusturica, YUG/FRN/GER/AST/GRE/USA) – 4/5
12.    The History Boys (2006, Nicholas Hytner, UK) – 4/5
13.    Scrooged (1988, Richard Donner, USA) – 4/5 
14.    Sex, Lies and Videotape (1989, Steven Soderbergh, USA) – 3.5/5
15.    The King’s Speech (2010, Tom Hooper, UK/AUS/USA) – 3.5/5
16.    Ginger e Fred (Ginger & Fred) (1986, Federico Fellini, ITA/FRN/GER) – 3/5
17.    Sun lung moon hak chan (Dragon Inn) (1992, Tsui Hark, HKG) – 3/5 
18.    Qie ting feng yun (Overheard) (2009, Felix Chong & Alan Mak, HKG/SNP/CHN) – 3/5
19.    Jason and the Argonauts (1963, Don Chaffey, UK/ USA) – 3/5
20.    True Grit (1969, Henry Hathaway, USA) – 3/5

21.    Black Christmas (1974, Bob Clark, CAN) – 2.5/5
22.    Tamara Drewe (2010, Stephen Frears, UK) – 2/5
23.    A Christmas Story (1983, Bob Clark, USA/CAN) – 1/5

SHORT FILMS
01.    Coyote Falls (2010, Matthew O’Callaghan, USA) – 4/5
02.    The Snowman (1982, Dianne Jackson & Jimmy T. Murakami, UK) – 4/5

FILMS BY DECADE
2010s - 07
2000s - 06
1990s - 02
1980s - 07
1970s - 01
1960s - 02
1950s - 00
1940s - 00
1930s - 00
1920s - 00
1910s - 00
1900s - 00

FILMS BY COUNTRY
Canada  -  01
Hong Kong  -  01
Japan  -  01
South Korea  -  01
UK  -  03
USA  -  09
Mixed  -  09


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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 4:18:55 PM   
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 Battle: Los Angeles (Jonathan Liebesman)
 
The characters are wafer thin, every line of dialogue is seemingly ripped from the Big Book Of War Cliches and the music borders on obnoxious - yet something about this tickled my cinematic soft spot for two hours. Perhaps it's Aaron Eckhart holding everything together, perhaps it's the disquietening dread of seeing a contemporary town ripped to shreds by alien carnage and we're stuck in the middle of it, or maybe it's the superbly-realised fight on the motorway - one of the best action sequences I've seen in a while. Whatever it is, while it's no District 9, I'd still watch this over Avatar or Monsters in a heartbeat. (3.5)

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 6:44:55 PM   
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 But Monsters was a good film. 

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 7:03:15 PM   
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Monsters was two boring people making dumb allusions about immigration with a bit of CGI. Bravo Matty!

< Message edited by elab49 -- 12/3/2011 7:04:15 PM >

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 7:05:14 PM   
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 Cheers.

But, yeah, basically what elab said - interesting idea, lacklustre execution.

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 7:38:24 PM   
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 Backstreeters have to stick together, I guess.

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 7:43:54 PM   
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 Monsters was great you silly ninnys. 

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I really wish I could go down to see Privates

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 7:54:03 PM   
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Backstreeters have to stick together, I guess.




I'm never going to escape that, am I?

I feel sorry for elab getting tainted with the same brush. No idea how, mind...

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 7:55:20 PM   
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Backstreeters have to stick together, I guess.




I'm never going to escape that, am I?



It's going to take a while.

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I feel sorry for elab getting tainted with the same brush. No idea how, mind...


She's a fangirl, what can I say?


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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 8:02:46 PM   
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 I really hope this doesn't involve matty and elab being Backstreet Boys fans. 

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There are certainly times where calling a person a cunt is not only reasonable, it is a gross understatement.

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I really wish I could go down to see Privates

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 8:05:05 PM   
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 They are indeed. 

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I would plough my way through MonsterCat



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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 8:06:42 PM   
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 Sub-human scum......

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There are certainly times where calling a person a cunt is not only reasonable, it is a gross understatement.

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I really wish I could go down to see Privates

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 9:10:39 PM   
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Monsters was two boring people making dumb allusions about immigration with a bit of CGI. Bravo Matty!

Monsters in a nutshell as Harry Hill would say


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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 12/3/2011 9:23:14 PM   
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Sub-human scum......


That's a bit harsh. I'd just say that it makes them larger than life.


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She's supposed to be 13! I'd want her to be very attractive though


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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 13/3/2011 12:48:42 AM   
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 Monsters is amazing.

Get Him to the Greek

P Diddy was funny. The songs sometimes were. The rest was rubbish. 2/5

Hot Rod

The funniest comedy of the last ten years, and one of the top 10 comedies of all time. OF ALL TIME. 5/5

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 13/3/2011 12:50:16 AM   
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Hot Rod

The funniest comedy of the last ten years, and one of the top 10 comedies of all time. OF ALL TIME. 5/5


Have you only seen ten comedies?


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I would plough my way through MonsterCat



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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 13/3/2011 1:10:32 AM   
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Hot Rod

The funniest comedy of the last ten years, and one of the top 10 comedies of all time. OF ALL TIME. 5/5


Have you only seen ten comedies?



No, but this one actually, y'know, makes me laugh.

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 13/3/2011 2:56:07 AM   
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 I agree with Swords actually, Hot Rod is brilliant. A tad dumb yes but hilarious also

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RE: Top 100 Films I've Watched This Year: 2011 - 13/3/2011 7:10:52 AM   
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 36. Due Date (1st view, 2010, Todd Phillips) - 3/5*
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54. Eat Pray Love (1st view, 2010, Ryan Murphy) - 2/5*



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