Anyone here seen The Limey ???
In dreams I walk with you
director) gave it. Stamp is great fun to watch as the quinticential
Englishman in big bad L.A. Any thoughts ?
--
David May
The Hunger Site Home
www.thehungersite.com
(Donate Food for Free to Hungry People in the World.)
Chuck Alexander
movie to have come out the past couple of years, except for, of course, Almost
Famous.
--C
"It took me quite a while to realize that the real deal is to be able to be
enough of a person on your own to know when somebody loves you and cares about
you." --Stevie Ray Vaughan
Clarkwork0
the happy squid
wrote:
>Terrance Stamp was great in that movie. I think it might have been the best
>movie to have come out the past couple of years, except for, of course, Almost
>Famous.
I really don't see what all the hype is about. I saw Almost Famous
and I thought it was luckluster (to put it very nicely). I'm still
trying to figure out why everyone loved it so much.
=
!squid hasn't seen the Limey, but has always kinda had a yen to...
to reply to me thru e-mail- thecolo...@yahoo.com
__
AIM- TheHappySquid
ICQ- 74609879
_
"We all do stupid things. Some are more impressive than others."
Dodge Boy
__
metropolis is back
http://members.xoom.com/metrotrent
END TRANSMISSION
DLM
news:9ckutg$p6l$1...@news.hccnet.nl...
> Saw it last night and I really liked the dreamy style Steven Soderberg
(the
> director) gave it. Stamp is great fun to watch as the quinticential
> Englishman in big bad L.A. Any thoughts ?
I really enjoyed this movie also. If you have the DVD, be sure to listen to
the commentary -- it's one of the best I've heard and gives a lot of
background info. Stamp was excellent -- as was the rest of the cast. I
loved all the twists and turns along the way leading up to the ending.
--Deb--
synecdoche
(the happy squid) wrote:
>On 01 May 2001 01:31:47 GMT, calex...@aol.com (Chuck Alexander)
>wrote:
>
>>Terrance Stamp was great in that movie. I think it might have been the best
>>movie to have come out the past couple of years, except for, of course, Almost
>>Famous.
>
>I really don't see what all the hype is about. I saw Almost Famous
>and I thought it was luckluster (to put it very nicely). I'm still
>trying to figure out why everyone loved it so much.
Besides, everybody knows the best film of the past year or so was "O
Brother Where Art Thou." I had never seen anything by the Coen
Brothers before, and now I am going to try to rent all of their
movies. I watched Barton Fink last week, and I loved it too.
-dave
oshuns
synecdoche <da...@uvic.ca> wrote in message
news:3aee4fb...@news.telus.net...
>
> Besides, everybody knows the best film of the past year or so was "O
> Brother Where Art Thou." I had never seen anything by the Coen
> Brothers before, and now I am going to try to rent all of their
> movies. I watched Barton Fink last week, and I loved it too.
>
> -dave
>
miller's crossing is awesome.
s
the happy squid
>Besides, everybody knows the best film of the past year or so was "O
>Brother Where Art Thou." I had never seen anything by the Coen
>Brothers before, and now I am going to try to rent all of their
>movies. I watched Barton Fink last week, and I loved it too.
Go watch the Big Lebowski. It will change your life.
=
!skwid
Holtz
the happy squid wrote:
> david wrote---
> >Besides, everybody knows the best film of the past year or so was "O
> >Brother Where Art Thou." I had never seen anything by the Coen
> >Brothers before, and now I am going to try to rent all of their
> >movies. I watched Barton Fink last week, and I loved it too.
>
> Go watch the Big Lebowski. It will change your life.
>
Oh definately, the Big Lebowski is by far my favorite Coen film, it is
soo much better than Almost Famous, which I did like but it wasn't
anything special.
Holtz.
In dreams I walk with you
> Besides, everybody knows the best film of the past year or so was "O
> Brother Where Art Thou." I had never seen anything by the Coen
> Brothers before, and now I am going to try to rent all of their
> movies. I watched Barton Fink last week, and I loved it too.
The Coen brothers' films are incredible. I can't wait to see "O
Brother". Incidentally Barton Fink was the one that got me aquainted
with (and hooked to) their films :) You should go to your local
videostore and rent The Big Lebowski, Fargo and Millers Crossing. You
won't be dissapointed.
--
David May.
In dreams I walk with you
> I really enjoyed this movie also. If you have the DVD, be sure to
listen to
> the commentary -- it's one of the best I've heard and gives a lot of
> background info. Stamp was excellent -- as was the rest of the
cast. I
> loved all the twists and turns along the way leading up to the
ending.
I plan on listening to the audio-commentary tonight. Should indeed be
interesting.
--
David May.
tapegasser
(the
> director) gave it. Stamp is great fun to watch as the quinticential
> Englishman in big bad L.A. Any thoughts ?
>
I just rented it Sat. nite. The commentary tracks are some of the best I've
heard. The director and writer don't see eye to eye. Real interesting, and
a good movie.
Tape
tapegasser
Clarkwork0 <clark...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20010430214205...@ng-mo1.aol.com...
> A terrific film!! must see, and a really good Who song to open it up.
Yeah, great Who song.
Tape
tapegasser
> (the happy squid) wrote:
>
> >On 01 May 2001 01:31:47 GMT, calex...@aol.com (Chuck Alexander)
> >wrote:
> >
> >>Terrance Stamp was great in that movie. I think it might have been the
best
> >>movie to have come out the past couple of years, except for, of course,
Almost
> >>Famous.
> >
> >I really don't see what all the hype is about. I saw Almost Famous
> >and I thought it was luckluster (to put it very nicely). I'm still
> >trying to figure out why everyone loved it so much.
>
>
> Besides, everybody knows the best film of the past year or so was "O
> Brother Where Art Thou." I had never seen anything by the Coen
> Brothers before, and now I am going to try to rent all of their
> movies. I watched Barton Fink last week, and I loved it too.
They've never made a bad film. All must-sees IMHO.
Tape
In dreams I walk with you
> I just rented it Sat. nite. The commentary tracks are some of the
best I've
> heard. The director and writer don't see eye to eye.
Aha...now that could be interesting indeed. I plan on checking it out
tonight. Are they both on the commentary-track, discussing the film in
*real-time" ? I'm asking this because sometimes a commentary-track can
have 2 people discussing the film but both were recorded separately
("Analyse This" comes to mind). Can be very anoying. Anyways...I guess
I'll find out tonight.
--
David May.
Chuck Alexander
>Brother Where Art Thou." I had never seen anything by the Coen
>Brothers before, and now I am going to try to rent all of their
>movies. I watched Barton Fink last week, and I loved it too.
>
O Brother was a damn good movie as well. Check out The Big Lebowski or Blood
Simple, they're both very good Coen bros films. But I stand by my pick of
Almost Famous, and if you don't like it who cares, people like what they like.
synecdoche
wrote:
>>Besides, everybody knows the best film of the past year or so was "O
>>Brother Where Art Thou." I had never seen anything by the Coen
>>Brothers before, and now I am going to try to rent all of their
>>movies. I watched Barton Fink last week, and I loved it too.
>>
>
>O Brother was a damn good movie as well. Check out The Big Lebowski or Blood
>Simple, they're both very good Coen bros films. But I stand by my pick of
>Almost Famous, and if you don't like it who cares, people like what they like.
>
>--C
>
Personally, I haven't seen Almost Famous... Everytime I went to the
movies I was with somebody who for some reason wanted to avoid it.
I'll rent it soon though... I am back at home from school and I don't
know anybody here, so I have nothing but time (until I get a job that
is).
-dave