Really "digging" Gold Rush. It's some reality discovery show. Good scenery of Alaska and you'll feel really smrt watching these dudes make bone headed decisions.
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Really "digging" Gold Rush. It's some reality discovery show. Good scenery of Alaska and you'll feel really smrt watching these dudes make bone headed decisions.
Muay Thai Warrior. Wellgo & Tony Jaa.
Solid flick, loving Muay Thai style.
http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?...34nIwc0&sns=em
This^ and "Special Forces" are excellent movies.Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
Someone should tell the "geniuses" at Silveroakcasino.com that the word they were they were trying to use is "averse" not "adverse."
Anyhew, watched "Cabin in the Woods" over the weekend. Holy shit, I loved it. Campy, silly, creepy & suspenseful. 46.3/57 stars.
British Gangster Double-Feature Suggestion:
THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY
Old School Brit gangster classic starring Bob Hoskins and Helen Mirren.
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GANGSTER #1
Post-Modern gangster yarn starring Malcolm McDowell and Paul Bettany.
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that huge flow chart and you criticize for one misspelling/misuse? harsh crowdQuote:
Originally Posted by PassTheDutchie
Yeah, great tech twist on a plot as old as storytelling. It even had Ripley!Quote:
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Dark Matters: Twisted But True
It's narrated by Walter from Fringe. Slow to go, some good tales along the way, but it ramps up in episode three with a story about the CIA dosing a large village in France and framing it as ergot contamination in the rye bread, followed by the discovery of Alien Hand Syndrome, which is trippy as hell. Turns out each side of our brains holds its own separate intelligence which, when the connecting tissue between the hemispheres is severed, can act very independently. Great episode.
Danno - the chart asks 'keep it mellow?' then recommends Midnight Cowboy. I chuckled.
chronic pain and insomnia strike again:
"i think i cracked a rib."
"giving me oral pleasure?"
"no, retard, from the fight!"
It was actually really well done. I just like to show of my supposed superiority every now and again. It makes me feel better about my otherwise miserable life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
oh, the ironing! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by PassTheDutchie
El Infierno. A must see. Subtitles though.
^^^ what he Said. El infierno.
The Thieves.
This is a Korean/Hong Kong collaborative caper flick that starts out light and breezy like Ocean's 11 and then gets hectic like The Raid. Great cast, engaging story, killer action sequences. Top notch.
http://www.wellgousa.com/the-thieves
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I humbly suggest making it a double-feature with Ca$h, a French caper film starring Jean (The Professional) Reno and Jean (The Artist) Dujardin
http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi436273177/
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Way too much Netflix lately, I caught the 30/30 on Bo Jackson yesterday. It was fucking awesome, great memories.
Yeah, I enjoyed the Bo Jackson special, dude was easily the best athlete I've seen in my lifetime.
the Danny Way way. Waiting for Lightning
Just finished watching that after I noticed they added it. Been a few years. Forgot how good it really is.Quote:
Originally Posted by spook
John Dies At The End
nuff sed.
El Infierno. That was great.
Thank you....Quote:
Originally Posted by soulturn
dude is harder than a coffin nail
The Good the Bad the Strange, best chinese/korean movie I have seen in a while.
full on acid trip.
Pasta.
09876
Dragon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xoolz4cCtvw
More WellGo Goodness
Just watched Painted Skin: The Resurrection.
Super solid (4* out of 5 in my book) sword & sorcery fantasy wuxia about doomed lovers and fox demons.
The fight sequences were well choreographed and featured really clean wire work.
The use of CG, while somewhat prevalent, was easily the best and most sophisticated I've seen in a HK movie to date (it was used sparingly, for the most part or so good that it didn't distract from the action like some of the crappy CG that can be featured in these types of films).
Good acting and incredible production values. Had elements of Conan (the stories, not so much the movies) and Ronny Yu's classic The Bride With White Hair (which, btw, if you have never seen you need to; it's a classic New School (mid-90s) HK wuxia). Speaking of Conan, I kept thinking that if the director, Wuershan, were to take a crack at Conan, perhaps it might get the cinematic treatment it deserves...
http://www.wellgousa.com/painted-skin-the-resurrection