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I'd like to request Iron Man. Also Iron Man 2, when the DVD/Blu-Ray comes out.
I love Iron Man quite a bit, and most of the DiF crew really like Iron Man 2 last night.
"Most of?" That choice of words seems kinda conspicuous.
a thought just occurred to me: are we going to hear commentary for Spider-Man 2 and 3?
Someday. Give us some time. The prequels and the Matrix sequels were only a few months ago.
"Most of?" That choice of words seems kinda conspicuous.
Everyone liked it a lot, and most of us loved it. There was only 1 person in our group who was slightly less then love.
I liked most of the movie.
I only saw most of the movie.
Well, maybe half.
Jeffery Harrell wrote:"Most of?" That choice of words seems kinda conspicuous.
Everyone liked it a lot, and most of us loved it. There was only 1 person in our group who was slightly less then love.
I'm guessing Dorkman?
And Teague why did you only see half of it?
And for the record, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Someday. Give us some time. The prequels and the Matrix sequels were only a few months ago.
It's been over 5 months since episode III, but I do understand having to space these things out
We've already started on Die Hard and Terminator and the Star Wars OT and Alien and Gremlins and Jurassic Park and Men In Black... heck, even 2001 has a sequel.
We're swamped!
/Humperdinck
Then there's no alternative. You must do Raiders, Batman, Fellowship of the Ring and Twilight immediately. Go big or go home.
We've already started on Die Hard and Terminator and the Star Wars OT and Alien and Gremlins and Jurassic Park and Men In Black... heck, even 2001 has a sequel.
And Jaws had three.
We only have one left each to record for Terminator, Alien, Gremlins, and MIB. Though we're trying to do more one-offs from not-the-2000s in the next little while.
You must do Raiders, Batman, Fellowship of the Ring and Twilight immediately.
Raiders, Batman, and Fellowship pretty much definitely. Twilight's unlikely -- I actually liked the first movie a great deal more than the book, and I just read Eclipse and had an existential crisis when I thought it was pretty decent, but I don't think I'm likely to get the other gents on board here and it's not a series I would stick my neck out for.
Just for the record, I was only being a wiseass.
Ban him! Baaaaaaaaaaan him!
Anyway, Eddie, who was the person you're counting as not liking it? I remember a pretty unanimous ruling last night.
Baaaaaaaaaaa.
The positive feelings from DIFers whose opinions I respect (except when they're stupid and wrong) have convinced me to make my annual pilgrimage to a cinemahouse and see this "Iron Man Two" in person.
If I hate it, you guys are totally gonna owe me eleven bucks. I'll pay for my own popcorn. Unless the popcorn sucks, in which case you'll owe me for the popcorn too.
If I like the movie but hate the popcorn … we'll have to get the lawyers involved, 'cause I can't do the math on that in my head.
I'd love to hear your opinions on the 'Kill Bill' films. I consider them to be two of the best film of the 00's, or whatever we're calling them. I refuse to use the term "oughts".
I would love to hear the thought process of anybody who thinks the Kill Bill things were films period, much less the best of anything.
I would love to hear the thought process of anybody who thinks the Kill Bill things were films period, much less the best of anything.
Ouch!
Well, you see! That kind of opinion would make for an interesting episode.
I think that, when watched together, the change from Vol. 1 to Vol. 2 can be jarring. Where 1 was more about introducing the plot, and having flashy fight scenes, 2 was more of Tarantino doing what he does best, writing dialogue for the sake of writing dialogue. The ONLY reason that it works is because, well, he's Quentin motherfuckin' Tarantino, and he's a great writer. Bill's monologue about superheroes near the end of the second film? Brilliant.
Nice Jeff, I agree with you. I find myself watching Yu-Gi-Oh at 8 in the morning and being more interested and satisfied than watching Kill Bill. And I am one who LOVES most of the subject material, just cannot stand the execution of the films, especially the ending. And the dialogue ... jesus I'm so tired of the Tarantino praise on it; it's dry, awkward, and fucking annoying personally.
Bill's monologues near the end of the films? Almost walked out to smoke a cig.
Don't mean to be a jerk, just REALLY dislike these films and one of my best buds pretty much watches them every week with his pants down and a tissue ready so I'm used to the heated debates.
ALSO, why does Google Chrome think I'm spelling "dialogue" wrong??
KILL BILL vol. 1 is one of my favs. I watched it three times on opening weekend, I loved it so much, and seen it a few times since then.
Vol. 2 I think I've seen once all the way through, though I've revisited the Pai Mei sequence a couple times. But overall just didn't do it for me.
I'm kind of over the "every word Tarantino writes is dipped in fucking gold" Kool-Aid that most everyone else is content to keep drinking (not the least of whom being QT himself), which is why the best part of DEATH PROOF is when everyone shut the fuck up at the end and drove some goddamn cars, and why INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS didn't do much for me at all.
It's too early in the morning for a full-on rant, so I'll just say this: There's nothing wrong, in principle, with making a movie that's just a framing device wrapped around a series of vignettes. But for that approach to work, the vignettes have to be, on some level, interesting and entertaining to watch.
I had no idea it was possible for a person to be angry from boredom until I saw Kill Bill.
And hey, talking of which, saw Iron Man 2 last night. No spoilers, but that's one that needed a few more rewrites. Seriously.
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