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Chasing Amy's coming too DVD, and it's got quite a few nice extras. For some reason it seems to be exclusive to a certain well known retailer, I would name them but HMMMMMM Vbetter not.
Think high street store that likes dogs if you didn't get the clue before.
Think high street store that likes dogs if you didn't get the clue before.
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I saw Conspiracy, and I thought it was brilliant. But you disliked Dogma, so you go in my bad books. ;-)
"Dude,I filled the cup"
Bung!
Was this the Kenneth Branagh thing?
Someone here who's opinion I trust said it was excellent, but I missed it.
Dammit.
On a brighter note, I watched J&SBSB again last night.
Someone here who's opinion I trust said it was excellent, but I missed it.
Dammit.
On a brighter note, I watched J&SBSB again last night.
Talking of serious drama, did anyone see Conspiracy (BBC and HBO production) the other day? It was about the Wannsee meeting where the SS launched the Final Solution (shown as part of the Holocaust remembrance week).
Excellent production, thoroughly chilling, thought-provoking and well worth seeing.
Sorry for the tangent, feel free to get the topic back to fat men and monkeys as soon as you see fit.
Excellent production, thoroughly chilling, thought-provoking and well worth seeing.
Sorry for the tangent, feel free to get the topic back to fat men and monkeys as soon as you see fit.
Fair enough, just was my least favourite.
It still stands above most of the pap out there, but compared to his others, I like the juvenile movies more.
If I want serious drama and stuff, I'll go watch Kurosawa.
If I want to see a fatman dressed like Batman, I'll watch Smith.
It still stands above most of the pap out there, but compared to his others, I like the juvenile movies more.
If I want serious drama and stuff, I'll go watch Kurosawa.
If I want to see a fatman dressed like Batman, I'll watch Smith.
Chasing Amy was so much a better film than Dogma or Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
Dogma was just a meandering and clumsy religious satire (Life of Brian did it much better) and JASBSB was just silly. Really funny in places but frankly a messy road movie for a cult following.
Both had their fair share of good moments but Chasing Amy stands up as a refreshingly well scripted (and reasonably well acted) movie and a heartfelt personal statement from one of my favourite writers.
And it had Jason Lee in it. A lot. That is a good thing.
Dogma was just a meandering and clumsy religious satire (Life of Brian did it much better) and JASBSB was just silly. Really funny in places but frankly a messy road movie for a cult following.
Both had their fair share of good moments but Chasing Amy stands up as a refreshingly well scripted (and reasonably well acted) movie and a heartfelt personal statement from one of my favourite writers.
And it had Jason Lee in it. A lot. That is a good thing.
Meh, Chasing Amy is my least fav of his films.
Mallrats rules.
Maybe because that was the 1st one I saw after Clerks, and was basically the same juvenile smut-humour in colour.
Chasing Amy was a tad too "meaningful" for me, I like that in a film but I like it when Smith goes for the funnies.
But hey, that's me.
Mallrats rules.
Maybe because that was the 1st one I saw after Clerks, and was basically the same juvenile smut-humour in colour.
Chasing Amy was a tad too "meaningful" for me, I like that in a film but I like it when Smith goes for the funnies.
But hey, that's me.
yeah..ok...*backs away*
You're fools, all of you! It's "His Master's Voice".
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