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The Sweet Hereafter I had high expectations, as my friend has got some weird obsession for this movie and always talks about 'the best movie of the 90s'. I was almost afraid of watching it, because it couldn't be that good. But he was right, well, almost, it's up there with the best movies of the 90s. Everything just fits. The great script, beautiful shots of the cold landscapes, the montage (which isn't just a gimmick, it really adds something), the FANTASTIC acting by Ian Holms (uh, why didn't this man even get a NOMINATION for that Oscar), Sarah Polly <3, and the mysterious soundtrack that fits the 'fairytale' perfect. If you haven't seen it, go for it now! After that we saw The Bank [bleep] which is hilarious. W.C. Fields is a hero. :lol: Yesterday we saw Go which was quite entertaining, a bit of a lighter/teen Pulp Fiction. Pretty cool. and the remake of Dawn of the Dead, which was good as well. One of the better horror movies from the past years.

1. A history of violence

#3 is Jarhead

You're no emo! You're a real football jock! Better watch out, kids.

They're not completely ditching the PS2. From what I've heard they will still be making party games, and games generally aimed at younger audiences. But there's more than enough great games to enjoy. :)

If I were you guys, I'd leave Deloriagod alone.

Bump.

The Devil's Rejects 2-disc Special Edition

I'm not very well known with them. But I know the name. And what 'song' is great from them? Ozzy Osbourne released a new album this week by the way. It's called Black Rain.

No. I've had one or two fights at high school, but that wasn't anything special. And I won them too. I'm don't really like fighting.

Other than me picking my nose and eating it sometimes, I wouldn't know.

To go blind and die alone, and drowning. And spiders and worms.

The only things I really need music wise are: Frank Zappa Incredible compositions, coolest genre combinations, incredibly funny and intelligent, and looooong guitar solos. Listen to: Freak Out, We're only in it for the money, Hot Rats Overnite Sensations, Apostrophe ['] Joe's Garage Bob Dylan The words, the guitar and of course the harmonica. Incredible what happens when he sings. Fantastic in normal albums, and always reinventing his own music live. Listen to: The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, Brining it all back home, Highway 61 Revisited, Blonde on Blonde Blood on the Tracks, Desire, Oh Mercy, Time out of Mind, Modern Times (of course others are good too, but this is essential stuff) Steely Dan/Donald [bleep]en I can listen to this untill eternity. It's so catchy and smooth, simple on first hearing, but when you pay attention it's so incredibly complex. And of course their coolness is never equalled. Listen to: Steely Dan Can't buy a thrill, Countdown to ecstasy, Pretzel Logic, Katy Lied, Aja and ah, who cares, we'll cram Gaucho in as well. I'm not know with their latest work. Donald [bleep]en: The Nightfly, Morph the Cat. Ry Cooder Fantastic guitar player and composer. Always working on new material. Browsing trough older and now less popular types of music and re-introducing them. An incredibly important person for modern day music. Listen to: Into the Purple Valley, Paradise and Lunch, Jazz, ChÃÆÃâÃâávez Ravine, My name is Buddy and the soundtrack for the movie Paris, Texas It's funny how two years ago I mainly listened to English pop/rock music from the 60s and 70s. While all the musicians mentioned now are all American. I just don't care much for the Beatles, or the Stones anymore. Got bored of it, I guess. I'll guess it'll be more balanced in another two years or so.

Cage - Teenage Death

Before Sunset, in 10 years or something. :)

It's got Itallian subs. I meant it didn't have English subs. ;) At a friends place I saw Jacka$$ 2 which was hilarious. And after that I showed him The Descent he's such a horror fan, and he hadn't seen it. He thought it was fantastic. I had seen it before, but it was still scary as hell.

Frank Zappa - Apostrophe [']

I finally had the possibility to take some time and get a decent introduction with the PS3 (the Sony night wasn't all that informative, and I only played Motorstorm for 15 minutes or so), and I must say it's a very, very appealing machine. And everything seemed to work great at my friends place (I thought the Online modes weren't that good as you didn't hear anything of it, but I played Resistance online, and it worked perfect). It looked very good (but he's got a 40 inch full HD tv so). He got all kind of cool downloads, and I played some games from the store as well (some game with Ducks that you need to guide to a hole, and one with a spaceship shooting enemies in different hyves), and everything was so easy to find and handle. And I saw a trailer of that Second Life stuff, and that looked great! I'm very impressed, and I hope it drops in price soon, cause when it does I'll be getting one! I thought Gears of Wars was going to be released on PC as well. And in the past the Halo has been for PC as well, part 2 is coming out soon as well, if I am correct. And games like Gears of War and Halo are the type of games that people buy consoles for.

It was foolish of me to expect some well written analyses on Metallica's work. Another dissapointment.

Yea, it's really good. Deff. worth getting. Where the Dylan bootleg series sometimes lack in sound quality a bit (although you can see it as the charm of the series as well) these are all perfect recordings!

UP! Normally everybody has got such an outspoken opinion on everything, where are you guys now?

I only know Obie Trice. What is this music about? Tell us something about your favorite band. Why is their music worth listening to, other than good reviews from various websites.

Hah, know what you pay per season here? The first four ones are all 45 euro a piece. And Season five the prices goes between ÃÆââââ¬Ã¡Ãâì60 and ÃÆââââ¬Ã¡Ãâì80. :lol: I'm glad I got the UK seasons, with exception of the first two.

Hm, too bad that version of Paisa is without subtitles. So I won't get much out of it. I'll just hope for Criteron or Masters of Cinema (They'd go release more Rosselini this year if I'm correct) to release it soon. I'm going after Germany Year Zero soon. Thanks for the info, Satenza! Yesterday I've seen The Devil's Rejects which was so unbelievably cool! Go see it, if you like violence and sadism a lot. :D