Posts by TheThirdMan

While it was a mishmash of ADD-induced storytelling, editing, and post-production I still found it to be the most comprehensive Tony Scott film. The over-stylization had no artistic merit, rather it was a technical achievement. Keep...

Quote: Originally Posted by Dragon Ma I'd say that was definitely the case. I do find interesting though that guys will accept someone like Bruce Willis as an action hero but not a female equivalent, it's a double...

Quote: Originally Posted by soybomb42 Then I guess I shouldn't even send in my application for "Wetback-packs: For the Mexican on the go!" After reading 8 pages of Chuck Norris jokes, that's the...

Quote: Originally Posted by PodBayDoor This Film Has Not Yet Been Rated comes immediately to mind. Seriously. If it pissed off Jack Valenti that much, I have to see it.

I agree that V for Vendetta is the best representation of anarchy and its thought processes as required for anarchy to work. The ideal of anarchy is that everyone in society takes responsiblity for their role and performs it all the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr_Ultimately What's happening with the P2 cards is that every year the storage capacity is doubling, but the price per card remains the same. Right now, they're at 8gb, but next year,...

Quote: Originally Posted by myPandaNY This coming from a thread where hypothetically, someone has never seen a speilberg filim before or heard of the guy......... seriously, most of the people i've talked to (all be...

Not to sound like a broken record here, but I'd have to say JAWS. It has the suspsense, action, drama, great performances, and technical execution that has become the benchmark for Spielberg's films. And on top of all of that, it's a...

Wow, they're finally done? Didn't they start that remodeling job like 4 years ago? I don't like Disneyland, I was bored with it when I was 12, and I've heard California Adventure is worse than just setting money on fire. But...

Burden of Dreams was the first of anything I'd seen involving Herzog, and I watched it in film school. I quickly checked out Fitzcarraldo, Stroszek, Nosferatu, and Little Dieter Needs to fly. Those are the only ones I've seen so far,...