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Quote from: theedinburghbteam on February 20, 2011, 05:18:17 AM
it was mostly just tits for an hour and a half.

Hey, that was necessary to the plot   :bouncegiggle:
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Rev. Powell

Quote from: Raffine on February 19, 2011, 09:49:29 PM
Just ordered:



A based-on-a-true-story matricide film directed by Werner Herzog.

What's not to love?  :thumbup:


You'll know when you see it.  :wink: 

Eh, it's OK, just a let down given the talent involved.
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Raffine

QuoteYou'll know when you see it.   

Eh, it's OK, just a let down given the talent involved.

:bouncegiggle:

I watched Herzog's other recent film THE BAD LIEUTENANT: PORT OF CALL - NEW ORLEANS OR HOW NICHOLAS CAGE LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE IGUANA (whatever its called) and had a pretty good time of it, mostly watching Cage channel Klaus Kinski - and I think Bela Lugosi from SON OF FRANKENSTEIN.
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movie masochist

Quote from: Raffine on February 20, 2011, 04:43:08 PM
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I watched Herzog's other recent film THE BAD LIEUTENANT: PORT OF CALL - NEW ORLEANS OR HOW NICHOLAS CAGE LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE IGUANA (whatever its called) and had a pretty good time of it, mostly watching Cage channel Klaus Kinski - and I think Bela Lugosi from SON OF FRANKENSTEIN.

I also recently saw Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans.  My question is, do you think they meant this to be a bad movie?  I mean, it IS a bad movie.  It's so hilariously over the top in every way.  See my full review here:
thebestbadmovies.com/?cat=39

All bad movie fans who haven't seen this yet really should check it out.  Great fun. 
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Rev. Powell

Quote from: movie masochist on February 21, 2011, 08:50:04 PM
Quote from: Raffine on February 20, 2011, 04:43:08 PM


I watched Herzog's other recent film THE BAD LIEUTENANT: PORT OF CALL - NEW ORLEANS OR HOW NICHOLAS CAGE LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE IGUANA (whatever its called) and had a pretty good time of it, mostly watching Cage channel Klaus Kinski - and I think Bela Lugosi from SON OF FRANKENSTEIN.

I also recently saw Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans.  My question is, do you think they meant this to be a bad movie?  I mean, it IS a bad movie.  It's so hilariously over the top in every way.  See my full review here:
thebestbadmovies.com/?cat=39

All bad movie fans who haven't seen this yet really should check it out.  Great fun. 


Is it meant to be a "bad" movie?  I don't think so, though there are elements of parody (so if you equate parody with "deliberately bad," you could answer yes).

Meant to be over the top?  Yes. 

Should bad movie fans check it out? Yes. 

Great fun? Yes.
I'll take you places the hand of man has not yet set foot...

Raffine

QuoteIs it meant to be a "bad" movie?  I don't think so, though there are elements of parody (so if you equate parody with "deliberately bad," you could answer yes).

Meant to be over the top?  Yes. 

Should bad movie fans check it out? Yes. 

Great fun? Yes.

Yep - Cage's bizarre performance is beyond over-the-top. I love how his accent changes wildly throughout the film. In a Q&A about the film Herzog reveals he gave Cage great leeway to improvise, often leading to the completely real shocked reactions from his costars.

For example - the scene where he threatens the old woman and her nurse was suppose to end when Cage reconnected the oxygen tube. But an inspired Cage went off script and pulled his gun again and delivered the rant about how she was sucking up her kid's inheritance, and then put the gun to their heads while screaming "I HATE YOU! I SHOULD BLOW YOUR F@(&ING HEADS OFF!!!".

I'm surprised Cage didn't start shouting "I VANT MIEN OPERA HAUS! I VANT MIEN OPERA HAUS!" like Kinski in FITZCARRALDO.

Believe it or not, these two scenes are supposed to be from the same movie:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M8fNc68xCU

If you're an Andy Milligan fan there's no hope for you.

bloodkrishna

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theedinburghbteam

I got quite a haul at my local cashconvertors -





Best part was that it cost £4 for all of these.
The Edinburgh B-Team! B-Movie double bill, every Monday at the Jekyll & Hyde Pub, Hanover Street, Edinburgh, Scotland! 7pm onwards! Free entry and free popcorn!

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2001: A space odyssey
Full Metal Jacket
Eyes Wide Shut
A Clockwork Orange
The Shining
Stanley Kubrick: A Life In pictures

Dead Man
Mysery Train
Night On Earth

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Quote from: Raffine on February 22, 2011, 04:35:17 PM
QuoteIs it meant to be a "bad" movie?  I don't think so, though there are elements of parody (so if you equate parody with "deliberately bad," you could answer yes).

Meant to be over the top?  Yes. 

Should bad movie fans check it out? Yes. 

Great fun? Yes.

Yep - Cage's bizarre performance is beyond over-the-top. I love how his accent changes wildly throughout the film. In a Q&A about the film Herzog reveals he gave Cage great leeway to improvise, often leading to the completely real shocked reactions from his costars.

For example - the scene where he threatens the old woman and her nurse was suppose to end when Cage reconnected the oxygen tube. But an inspired Cage went off script and pulled his gun again and delivered the rant about how she was sucking up her kid's inheritance, and then put the gun to their heads while screaming "I HATE YOU! I SHOULD BLOW YOUR F@(&ING HEADS OFF!!!".

I'm surprised Cage didn't start shouting "I VANT MIEN OPERA HAUS! I VANT MIEN OPERA HAUS!" like Kinski in FITZCARRALDO.

Believe it or not, these two scenes are supposed to be from the same movie:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M8fNc68xCU



I really need to see this-and yes-I can see the Ygor simularities!  :bouncegiggle:
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arcadeaction

My latest purchases include (all DVD format, I can not link to pictures yet):

- Dungeons And Dragons (just arrived)
- Dungeons And Dragons: Wrath Of The Dragon (awaiting arrival)
- Shark Attack 3 (awaiting arrival, it's out of stock now, so not sure whether I'll get it eventually)
- The Room (yes, by Tommy Wiseau), arrived last week

Prior purchases included:
- Lake Placid 1
- Komodo vs. Cobra (personal favourite of mine :D )
- A Dutch Alfred Hitchcock compilation, including Psycho

Jack



And entertaining SyFy Original, co-starring Gigi Edgley (Chiana from Farscape).
The world is changed by your example, not by your opinion.

- Paulo Coelho

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The Road Warrior (Blu Ray)

and on DVD for 5 bucks each:



Spider-Man: Mutant Agenda



Creepshow 2
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