Kill Bill Series

Noct said:
I'm a vegetarian and it doesn't bother me at all.

Kind of odd. Unless you are vegetarian for health reasons.


I could take a number of the films on your list and say, "You have a lack of what it takes to recognize a good film.". You're acting like you have some pretentious position that lets you judge what is good and what is bad.

Well one thing you need to know about me is my words are almost always in jest, just playful, but you guys take it more harshly than I intend. I guess I don't use enough smileys or something. As far as Solaris, although it's not a complicated film, I think people are missing the nuances of it and so they come away, perhaps, feeling like there's nothing to that movie.
 
Pen Cap Chew said:
Kind of odd. Unless you are vegetarian for health reasons.

Bingo. I like animals, but I don't disneyfy everything. I understand how nature really works. I understand the nature of my own body... it works better being a vegetarian. I'm not a vegetarian because of the suffering of animals, but it is a fortunate perk that I'm happy about. Would I kill an animal? I'd rather not. If a rabid dog came charging at me I would club it to death without blinking an eye. I'd survive because my will to live and to be healthy would not allow anything to harm me.

As far as Solaris goes; I dig that movie.

I get what you mean about things being said in a half jest manner. I'm very much the same way. It's hard to get that on a forum. I constantly have to remember that myself.
 
Filmjunkie You and me both.

I've wanted to explore the expansive world of Oz. Do some internet research and you'll find the world of OZ is massive and complex. The movie barely scratches the surface.


but you guys take it more harshly than I intend

Perhaps but this board has seen alot of harsh posters. Trolling is the nature of some people and you did have the makings of the troll for a while there but i think things'll get better from here on out know that we know more of what you're about.
 
here is some of my top films of all time

number 1 and 2 tuggle war alot.
1. Fight Club
2. OldBoy
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Seven Samurai
5. Terminator 2
6. Ran
7. Blade Runner
8. KillBill 1 and 2
9. Se7en
10. Sympathy for Mr. Vengence
11. Memento
12. Alien
13. Minority Report
14. Dumb and Dumber
15. Scarface
16. Grave of the fireflies
17. JSA
18. Tae Guk Gi
19. Saving Private Ryan
20. The Unforgiven
21. The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
22. Man on Fire
23. Predator
24. Drunken Master
25. Battle Roayle ( I love this film but I've grown alittle use to be my favorite film when i was 15.)
 
Pen Cap Chew said:
I like Burton's BeetleJuice (and some parts of Ed Wood and Scissorhands), that's about it really.
What about Nightmare Before Christmas?

...it's so on. You and me, at the bike rack after third period. *shakes fist*
 
I also like kagemusha and ikiru and throne of blood. kurosawa is one ofmy favorite director

fav directors ( no particular order)

Chan wook park
David Fincher
Akira Kurosawa
and QT.
 
lol I dont know

Actually chan wook park just started this week working on his new film " I'M A CYBORG, and I'M OK'
 
loved Vol. 1. Saw it on April 22, 2004 and the next day I decided I was going to try to make a movie of my own, its homages of the martial-arts movie and the spaghetti taking me back to the early 80's as a kid in a small town and having about 5 channels on TV to watch, and staying up late to watch martial arts movies and spaghetto westerns.

Vol. 2 was not nearly as impressive although I did like Carradine as Bill
 
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