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Originally Posted by Roderick Usher (Post 516871)

Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Love this movie 9.5/10

great music

i love that film

"look out.......immigration!!"

yay!!!!! i tend not to watch the whole film anymore i just do the pick a song thing and play all........then get my groove on

and i was dissapointed with cursed despite josh jackson......everything was sooooo hit you in the face obvious

Lemora:a Child's Tale of the Supernatural

Really engrossing and ethereal with a creepy hint of pedophilia. I was a little annoyed by the way the Netflix review described the lead Vampiress as "lesbian" when she preyed on every age and sex equally. All in all a good film. 7/10

POTC2: Dead Man's Chest

Some movie on pregnancy at school.

The Quick and the Undead

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Originally Posted by Geddy (Post 516938)

Some movie on pregnancy at school.

i spit up my white russian on the screen at that one

Clerks 2

Funny stuff.:D

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Originally Posted by bwind22 (Post 516777)

Eraserhead

After it put me to sleep 3 times, I finally finished Eraserhead and I gotta say I thought it sucked! What a boring and pointless piece of crap! I hate watching a film and then feeling like I just wasted a couple hours of my life afterwards and that is how I feel about this one. It gave me nothing. I don't like movies that are weird just for the sake of being weird. There's no real gore, the story purposely makes no sense, and it just was not entertaining in the slightest. I hated it and it's heading to the bottom of my list where I keep Phantasm, Fulci and all the other over-rated films and directors so I remember not to watch them ever again.

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I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think Uwe Boll makes more entertaining movies than David Lynch does. Yikes!

Despite the argued symbolism in that particular film you can't say that Lynch's movies are all like Eraserhead and that he's a boring director. Even a pedestrian movie goer can find some of his works entertaining, like Blue Velvet for example. Uwe Boll compared to Lynch... now I've heard everything.