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The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift - Ah, well. I don't really mind to keep myself entertained by fast cars, good looking women and Sonny Chiba. And I've learned some new age old Japanese sayings. :') Too bad some of the racing scenes gave me a headache. And the plot wasn't much either. But that's not what you're watching this for. It was alright, and it was a lot better than the second part from the trilogy. 6.

Nope. But I just did a google search and by the looks of him it wasn't the clothes that made him attractive :anxious: Trademark was blue jeans and a whte t-shirt. :P

Why exactly is everybody saying this guy is spamming? It does look freaky BTW. And I don't want to know what those things are gonna cost!

Ever heard of James Dean?

Brazil - This would've been third or forth time watching this movie. And it just keeps getting better. It's so frightening, especially trough the amazing sets. Gilliam uses really clean design materials, but completely messes them up. With wires comming out of special cameras, or a dirty brown piece in the perfectly white hall and the list goes on. That in combination with the haunting camera and frightning view of the future and you get completely sucked in. You feel you're losing your mind, and in your dreams you experience total freedom, but not for long; after a quick kiss the nightmare you're living enters your dreams. You try to survive, but in the end you need to give in and you just lose it. P.S. The homage to cinema itself and especially the '40s is a great touch. :)

People got heart attacks during the brain eating scene in Hannibal. There's always a bunch of sissies.

God, I feel safe now.

What movies are you going to get them? And what's up with people getting MONEY for christmas? That's just weird.

A Wii game, or the Mikio Naruse box that Masters of Cinema are releasing.

Put her on the toilet, she needs to get rid of all that cabbage! :uhh: I wanna be funny. :cry:

11/10

=; Hollaback Girl is amazing! And so is Gwen Stefani. :3>

:shock: Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers L.E. for only ÃÆââââ¬Ã¡Ãâì19.50 at play.com! 13 pounds for you brits! Amazing price. Now I've got two Lord of the Rings L.E.'s (two towers and return of the king) for only 30 euro's. Which is the price for ONE extended version in the 4-disc pack here in Holland. :P http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/HP/3-/12411 ... oduct.html

Ah, ok̮̩̉̉. I thought you really meant that a foreign language movie is always better than an English language movie. Which would be a little bit akward. :P The Gold Rush - The original silent version, not the '42 re-release. And I think I can count this one as one of my favorite movies from the silent era. I couldn't remember much from it, I knew the scenes with the cabin on the edge of the cliff, the scenes where Chaplin transforms in a chicken, and of course dancing with the potatoes was branded in my memory as well. I watched everything with my mouth open, it was brilliant. Great comedy, great drama, great Chaplin. 10/10 United 93 - At first I was a little bit nervous, if this movie would hit me again as it did in cinema. I thought it wouldn't. But for some reason it got to me more. It probably has got to do with being alone in my room or in a cinema with 100s of people. Normally, crying during a movie is not something I share with people, I don't really like it when people specifically mention it. But yesterday, during this movie, something strange happened, that I never experienced before. Normally, when you get emotional during a movie and you whipe away a tear, and it stays with that; nothing too fancy. But after the final shot I just bursted out in tears. It was so strange, everything of that day just flashed trough my head, all the memories I have from it and I was thinking about all that misery and anger and whatnot, and it just poured out of my eyes, I couldn't hold it. Damn.

Hmm, I think I lost you here. What do you mean?

Well, I am. But I tend to stay away from these topics. Because there's people who (think they) know so much about it, so it would be pointless for me trying to contribute.

Noo. now I'm posting here again... DVD: Romanzo Criminale saw it a while ago in cinema, and it's really good. Worth checking out for the fans of the gangster flick.

I'm always hungry as well, but I do get a little bit fat. It's not like I'm really fat, fat or something. But I'm not really skinny either. I think losing a few pounds wouldn't be a bad idea. And starting with sports would be awesome as well. Used to squash a lot, but then the halls had to be broken down. :( So I can't squash anymore. Now I'm PLANNING to buy jogging shoes, but as it is still planning I guess I won't have them for the next 6 months. >.>

I haven't heard the album. I like the title of the single though. I don't like the artwork too much. I guess I'll try and give it a spin tomorrow.

People correcting other people's grammar all the time are generally more annoying than the one making the mistakes.

I ordered two CD's at the other shop, I couldn't get them at our shop. >.> Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage Act. I, II, III Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlantiscism

A little indication of what I look like IRL. :P

Isn't the game called CANIS CANEM EDIT. :') Here in Holland it does, politicians found the name BULLY not-done. :lol:

Could somebody explain to me what "Affirmative action" and "Proposal 2" is? I'm curious. :)

Played at work: The Flaming Lips - At war with the mystics (2x) J.J. Cale & Eric Clapton - Road to Escondido Chris Rea - The road to Hell and back John Legend - Once Again Jeff Buckley - Grace The Rolling Stones - Goats head soup Maria Mena - Apparently Unaffected (2x) Roger Waters - In the flesh