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It follows his character through his life, and how certain things affect a decision he makes with his job that puts pressure on his family.

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My favourite Keaton movie still is The General. The quality of the stunts and heart of the film elevate it. I enjoyed The Cameraman about as much as it's possible for me to like a comedy that doesn't fit my sense of humour. It's kind of creepy how he keeps looking at the pizza delivery girl. Nicolas Cage is funny because in the middle he looks just like his character from Vampire's Kiss. My favourite had to be Giancarlo Esposito (Gus Fring) who had a reasonably small part. It's one of those movies where you play spot that actor before they were more famous. Also, the conclusion had nothing really that was attention grabbing. I really enjoy the start, but it's loses it's pace in the middle. She's older than my cousins.:)Īmos and Andrew was pretty good, not great, but watchable. My cat is very old, bloody 22 years old she is. Sorry about the rugby, I'm more of an AFL guy myself. Jim Carrey seems to have a lot of fun in his role, hopefully he'll be just as entertaining as Nic Cage in the first one. I wonder who will steal the show in Kick-Ass 2. Although on the other hand, he was handpicked by Matthew Vaughn, the director of the first one, so that gives me hope. The director, Jeff Wadlow, hasn't made highly acclaimed movies in the past, so I hope he doesn't screw up somehow. I'm cautiously optimistic for Kick-Ass 2. I guess you can call me a fan of the classic James Bond films. It's hard to say though, because I truly love the first three Connery Bonds (Goldfinger in particular) and On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Skyfall is probably my favorite Bond movie so far. It's definitely my favorite of Roger Moore's Bond. That chase with the helicopter is especially brilliantly done. It has amazing special effects, stunts and action scenes, they're among the best in the series. The Spy Who Loved Me is awesome, I actually rewatched it today. Blah!!!Ĭan you please tell me what you thought of Perks of Being a Wallflower? That's why i'll never see A Serbian Film, the bloody trailer is bad enough! It doesn't show much, but it's what it hints at. no, no,no, I'm joking, i'm joking, it's just awful, avoid it at ALL costs! I still feel the mental scars from the imagery in that movie. If you want a good horror movie try Antichrist. Have you heard of an Aussie show called Lano and Woodley? It features a lot of slapstick, but also has weird humour that fits my taste. I have a weird sense of humour, I like to find something funny in things people don't think about. I've tried quite a few, but the closest that i like is Charlie Chaplin, I can't laugh at the Marx brothers. My sense of humour doesn't fit older comedies from the 30's, 40's and 50's either. Seeing as I like most genres of movies, I thought I'd break down specifically what I hate. :) I hope you don't think I'm whinging, it's just what I don't like about movies. it never used to bother me, but now if I see a movie with too much exposition in it.

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Plus it was the only thing on for Christmas, for like, five years. If the tone of the movie is too happy and 'gee, gosh' I can't tolerate it. :) I can't deal with corny movies either. If the lead in a serious drama is rocking a mullet, I can't take anything that character does seriously. Sometimes I have trouble with 80's movies, mainly because of the haircuts. I don't really like musicals, but I'll give them a try if I hear they're good. Give me old, over-the-top, silent or violent.

:) Give me horror, drama, comedy and action. It's two women comedians talking to another comedian guest. Lastly, I also listen to You Had to be There. The host, Chris Hardwick, is a comedian who interviews a variety of celebs. Except the main guy, David Chen, is a bloody film snob. It's just fun to see if they catch on to the same ridiculous stuff that you do. I like podcasts like Film Sack, Yeah, it's That Bad and How Did This Get Made? also.They watch movies that are considered bad and then review them. Their just a bunch of guys from Canada who aren't proper film critics, who love movies. I listen to Film Junk weekly, it's my favourite. :) It's a bit rough how he represents women in his books also.ĭo you have to travel far for work? Podcasts could be handy if you have long trips. But this is a guys opinion, you know, guns 'n' guts usually please us. Chopper's books are good, most of the time.