I just finished rewatching the first four seasons of Breaking Bad. I'm going to be very sad when this fantastic piece of television is over. :(

Hey guys, I got a couple of movies for Christmas and was going to share my thoughts on them: Chungking Express (Wong Kar-Wai, 1994) (Criterion Blu-Ray): This was my second viewing of the film. Wai may be style over substance I can't deny how much I adore this one. (I'm a ...

I've been watching this over the past several months and I gotta say it's a very cute, enjoyable show. I wouldn't consider myself a Brony but... yeah, it's the bee knees for children's programming right now.

Dazed and Confused - Very enjoyable teen comedy. (Still think Almost Famous is better though.)

Also saw Au Hazard Balthazar which took me completely by surprise. Now I see why Xard has it on his top 10.

tomrule123#576581 wrote:The Seventh Seal. ... Stop reading. Go see this. Why haven't you seen this? I don't care how you're going to see this, but... Watch it. Mandatory. End of story.

Seen it. Loved it. Own it. My favorite Bergman.

OP: Dude, you should know by now. Misato's a big, fat tease. You want sex? Nope, just a kiss. You want Lays or maybe Cheetos? I'll you can get is Doritos.

I missed you, Xard. You'll always be my number one Waifu.

Xard#575576 wrote:Y'know for a while I was missing Jimbo and hoping he'd come back.


Now I don't.

Oh? I know Jimbo hasn't been here in awhile but this reaction... must have been some falling out. :(

Hey guys, I thought you might find this amusing. Our long departed friend Eva Yojimbo finished watching Utena for the first time and here were his thoughts. (Via IMDB Evangelion Board) I just recently finished watching Revolutionary Girl Utena, which is often called the shojo version of Evan...

Thanks guys. I didn't actually turn 50 but I kind of feel like I did.

Happy B-Day SSD!!!

Err, I had something I had to say but this thread sort of derailed my point.

I assume most Evangelion fans came to love the show for the strong emotional ties it brings. However, I would assume most fans come to forums like Eva Geeks because you found more to the series than just "Well that was a nice waste of 24 minutes!" My point is I can more or less assume most...

Our very own BrikHaus' series that slaughters the sacred cows of cinema. WARNING: Not for Cinephiles of the faint of heart. 2001: A Space Odyszzzzzzzz http://awesomelyshitty.wordpress.com/2008/10/09/2001-a-space-odyszzzzzzzz/ The Hustler http://awesomelyshitty.wordpress.com/2011/09/09/classicall...

Mizoguchi is for film scholars whereas Ozu and Kurosawa are for film buffs. I love Ugetsu, though. Yeah, I'm definitely more of a causal viewer. :lol: Though I've had my moments of digging into a film. Also, of the two I agree Ugetsu was more interesting. You should give Mikio Naruse a try ...

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Hooray!

I was very happy with this episode. Moffat's era seems to be getting better with each season and Smith... Smith is shaping up to surpass the great Tom Baker as my favorite Doctor.

arkiel#555561 wrote:TONIGHT.

You know it! :) :) :)

Ugetsu (Mizoguchi, 53) and Sansho Dayu (Also Mizoguchi, 54) - Well, I can respect them at the very least. There cinematography was pretty good and the staging was nice. That said, both films rubbed me the wrong way. They lack that extra 'something' that makes Kurosawa and Oz...

I can't get Cranberries 'Dreams' out of my head. Faye Wong's awesome cover didn't help matters much either.