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I saw "The Cedarhouse Rules" on DVD for the third time a couple of days ago.
I highly recommend this wonderful film, with Michael Caine, Tobey McGuire and Charlize Theron. Even better than the book by John Irving!

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yesterday night i saw Dracula -the 1931 english version-
BTW i think the spanish version (wich was made at the same time and place, diff actors -logically- only they used the studios at night, is much better, artistically speaking)

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**double post sorry**

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In movie theater: Just yesterday I saw the Pickpocket by Robert Bresson at the film club here. Fantastic. The long pick pocketing-sequence halfway through the film is like poetry. The costumes made me droole. I think the young Marika Green (contemporary Eva Greens auntie) bears some ressemblance to to Natalie Portman in this movie:
http://www.artificial-eye.com/dvd/AR...picture01.html
before that I saw The squid and the Whale at the regular movie theater. Loved it.
The last dvd I watched was Wolf Creek, the australian killer thriller. Old fashioned in the sense: no "twists" or weird plots, no super intellectual hight tech killer, but instead victims going where they shouldn´t go, doing what they shouldn´t do. Same style as Texas Chainsaw massacre but without silly (and a dash of Picnick at Hanging Rocks mixed in). A little overly sadistic for me to watch at some points, but efficiently scary.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Magnifiscent Kim Ki-Duk's 3-Iron/Empty Houses dramatically fascinating story directed in a very unique style. I second that - a brilliant film that deserves more than one viewing..
Quote: Originally Posted by shifts Ï think it was the Korean horror story A Tale of Two Sisters. It is so amazing, one of the best I've seen. I thought it was an above average Asian horror flick. The thing that irritated me about this film were those subtle visual references to 'The Ring' - you know, the broken fingernails, etc.

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Quote: Originally Posted by MonkeyManMatt Caught V for Vendetta on dvd the other day and was VERY pleasantly surprised. Great film, loved the comic book as a kid even though I probably didn´t understand all the political references back then, but I gotta hand it to the Wachowski brothers - brilliant script, perfect adaptation.
Anyone who hasn´t seen it should, just Hugo Weaving' s mezmerizing voice and lines is worth the money.
MMM
Yeah, me too - very pleasantly surprised. Natalie Portman's a babe...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Trebor Yeah, me too - very pleasantly surprised. Natalie Portman's a babe... Yea, she should always talk with that sexy brit accent. I too enjoyed that movie very much.

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Tonight I watched Crank, the new Jason Statham movie. It's excellent. I saw the previews for the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre and I cant wait to see that either.

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just watched "virgin suicides" at this crises helpline i volunteer at. oh the irony.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Redcomet just watched "virgin suicides" at this crises helpline i volunteer at. oh the irony. priceless..