[gast30]

 

[gast30]

i had to sneeze 2 times hard in these movie
doesn't know if it has a psychological influence
not going to tell you what part

my home maybe tapped of by people
as i did trapped some people doing that

maybe people with those new frequency radio's
or bored people who those eqiupment

i always send your boredom back
here is nothing

[gast30]

my way of protecting my life for noses
seen alot on tv about tapping phones and hacking bancaccounts
don't understand much of it so
i do it this way

[gast30]

the funny thing is that in batman forever
the thought reading machine is beeing made
seen it on tv
they were working on a device that could read the mind and help the individual

[demonrail666]

Originally Posted by Murmer99

I picked up a documentary called man on wire

I love that documentary.

[Genteel Death]

 

8/10

 

9/10

 

7/10

 

8/10

[Genteel Death]

 

4/10

[Murmer99]

Originally Posted by gast30

 

I've always had fun watching this. It's more of a nostalgia thing... I watched it a million times as a kid. It's pretty cheesy though.

Batman and Robin has to be one of the worst movies I've ever seen though. It's a shame because it's another one I enjoyed when I was a kid. I guess it's kind of fun to laugh at.... nipples on the bat suit, steroid bane, arnold's "ice" puns. Funny thing is that I think Schumacher really thought people would take it seriously, as opposed to just embracing the silliness which is done much better in the old tv show. One thing I admire is how every director has given a very original approach to Batman, whether it worked or not.

[Murmer99]

Originally Posted by demonrail666

I love that documentary.

Yeah it's great. I really like how it goes in depth with the whole planning to get to the top of the building stuff. There's great footage of him walking across the wire on numerous locations and I kind of found his story inspiring. I'm quite afraid of heights so I have a lot of respect for the guy for risking a lot (evidently his life being the main one) to fulfill his dream. It's a beautiful documentary.

[demonrail666]

Yeah, I actually found it quite moving. As you say, very inspiring. One of the ultimate feel-good movies I think.

[demonrail666]

Originally Posted by Genteel Death

 

4/10

I'm really surprised that you rated Stagefright so much higher than The Church. I'm quite a big Michele Soavi fan but I think Stagefright's one of those films that only seemed to get going in the last 15 minutes, whereas I thought The Church, though less brilliant than the end of Stagefright was much more watchable overall. The Church was the film that started me thinking that Argento might ultimately be a better producer than he is a director.

I would've sworn that Sabrina Salerno was in Stagefright, as one of the dancers, but I can't seem to find any mention of it anywhere.

Have you seen Mario Bava's Shock (sometimes called Beyond the Door 2)? If you liked Macabre it's also written by Lamberto Bava. A really underrated movie I think and probably the best role Daria Nicolodi's ever had.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbkqUk90U6I

[Murmer99]

I don't know why I still haven't seen a Mario Bava film.. at least I can't remember seeing one. Stagefright is the title of like 3 films isn't it? for a long time I was meaning to see the Soavi release. I've seen the one by Hitchcock (yeah, it has a space between but it's the same shit) and one that I got from here http://www.jon-jost.com/work/stagefright.html which in it's own way is probably the most disturbing experience (at least in certain moments) for me watching a movie.

as for Mario Bava, I think I'd like planet of the vampires. There's a movie I saw last year which I could've sworn was directed by him... I remember one particular shot that stuck with me. A man talking directly at the camera with the color of the sky around him. Then the entire picture starts moving in a wave-like motion, revealing the picture to be the man's reflection in the water. I think it was a narrator or something. Can't remember the name of it.

[demonrail666]

I can't think what that film could be but the great with Bava is he made films to suit almost every taste. There's the traditional gothic stuff (Black Sunday), the campy stuff (Danger Diabolik, the Dr Goldfoot films), the gialli (Blood and Black Lace), the artier, more surreal horror stuff (Lisa and the Devil); the ultra violent stuff (Rabid Dogs) and pretty much everything else.

I like Planet of the Vampires but don't know if I'd recommend it as someones first Bava film. I'd say Danger Diabolik and Lisa and the Devil are better for getting a glimpse of what he's generally about. And if you like the 60s Batman TV series, you really have to see Danger Diabolik.

[fugazifan]

plus danger diabolik has one of morricone's better soundtracks if i may say so myself.

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]

Originally Posted by demonrail666

I'm sure I read somewhere that she's meant to be quite a fucked up individual. She seems to have been marginalised even within the Adult industry so I doubt if the mainstream would want to touch her. I think with a lot of them, their lifestyle and attitude is more of a hindrance to them progressing their career than their association with porn. There are a few I've seen where I've thought they could work well in the mainstream, then the stories come out about their fucked up personalities, drug excesses, etc. Not saying none of those occur in mainstream Hollywood, obviously, but I suppose it has enough problems of its own to deal with without having to cope with a lot of the human wreckage that gravitates towards the porn industry.

Fucked up individual - how exactly?

 

I'd cast her in heartbeat. Difficult to work with or not.

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]

Originally Posted by demonrail666

I can't think what that film could be but the great with Bava is he made films to suit almost every taste. There's the traditional gothic stuff (Black Sunday), the campy stuff (Danger Diabolik, the Dr Goldfoot films), the gialli (Blood and Black Lace), the artier, more surreal horror stuff (Lisa and the Devil); the ultra violent stuff (Rabid Dogs) and pretty much everything else.

I like Planet of the Vampires but don't know if I'd recommend it as someones first Bava film. I'd say Danger Diabolik and Lisa and the Devil are better for getting a glimpse of what he's generally about. And if you like the 60s Batman TV series, you really have to see Danger Diabolik.

Planet of the Vampires and Blood and Black Lace are fantastic films.

[dale_gribble]

just watched captain america and surprisingly didn't hate it

[demonrail666]

Originally Posted by Dr. Eugene Felikson

Fucked up individual - how exactly?

I'm sure I read somewhere that she had some falling out with the industry over some kind of drug-related lifestyle issues. Although I haven't found anything to substantiate it on a search I just did. She changed her image for a while and went pretty much all-out goth/fetish and was almost unrecognizable from her previous, more clean-cut/nerdy/manga look. So maybe the rumour was started by some disgruntled fan of the 'old Ariel' who took her new image as an indication that she was on drugs, or something. She also changed website and I know some site owners spread rumours about girls who, for whatever reason, stop working for them. She got an AVN nomination last year so I'm guessing things can't be all bad for her.

[EVOLghost]

Man...you guys know a lot about pron stars.

[Murmer99]

yeah, dr. and demonrail must have really done their homework