waldo_jeffers:
Oh wow! You've seen The Dreamers! That is a great film!! I am a great admirer of Eva Green's, ahem, talents. Who cares if she can't cook ratatouille? Who needs ratatouille anyway! wink

As for those two laughing morons...do you think...maybe...they might have been Beavis & Butthead come to life? Sounds like the kind of thing that Beavis & Butthead would do!
signalnoise:
Casino Royale was wicked lovely fun. And actually, I have to admit to even digging the opening animation sequence. It felt like a fun throwback to me.

I'm not sure anything could make me want to see The Dreamers again. Not even the *ludricously* beautiful Eva Green. wink biggrin
jessykaaddams:
Oh wow rape is hilarious...I hate people like that too.

But I dunnnnoooooo....I love the Sean Connery sexy.But I haven't seen it yet so I'll give him a chance!
takesatraintocry:
For the first time in what seems like a decade I'm fighting a backlog of interesting movies in the theaters. Borat, Last King Of Scotland, and Casino Royale are top of the list, though not in that order, I don't think.

So... I'll weigh in on the Dreamers. Full disclosure: Eva Green is the most attractive woman I've seen in my life. There is no way I can objectively judge a film that gives me 20-30 solid minutes of Eva in various states of undress. However: I think I would have loved the movie even with less of her (or more of her clothes). As a natural recluse and as a poli-sci/history buff with no faith in or stomach for real life politicking or activism, I found the idea of that apartment, with those shenanigans, and that desparate level of escapism existing as an island in the middle of the Paris riots to be completely fascinating. I could go on, and just might, but first: what about the Dreamers turned you off so? It couldn't have been her perfect... um.... everything.

Oh, and sorry about the Holiday music. That hurts your soul.
takesatraintocry:
Point well taken. I can see easily how you'd see the version of the '60s portrayed in the Dreamers to be simple and overly nostaligic. I know well that I have that nostalgia gene. Whenever I read 'For Whom The Bell Tollls' I want to join the Abe Lincoln Brigade and fight in the Spanish Civil War. I guess that , living as we do in a world where there seems to be no frontier between the good and that bad, between the evil empire and the homespun truth, I gravitate toward black and white tales of glory days and all that.... I've been drinking too much to make much sense now. Forgive me.
takesatraintocry:
It's great to know I'm not the only one who loved Naked! Thewlis is so underused these days.
doolittle:
thats the same reason i thought it was funny at first, i was totally set up for expecting an anti drug commercial, then they made it REALLY blue and talked about women getting beat up. so fucking odd.
takesatraintocry:
If my socks came full of cash I'd wear knee-highs. Not that I don't already.