There Will Be [chat]

Caveman Paws

syndalis wrote:

DRAAAAAAAIIIINNNNAGE!

I told you I would eat you, boy!

I AM THE THIRD REVELATION!


In other news, the Starbucks at Bloomberg is the worst. The goddamn worst. My drink tastes like ass and took them seven minutes to make.

But their wifi is decent.

Starbucks coffee is 1% coffee 99% flavored syrups. Nasty (but some of them do taste p good).

Honk

nexuscrawler wrote:

Ass to ass?

you sick freaks

You know you want it
you want me to teach thee
the things that freak these booys

ass 2 ass
nutsy bolts
[chat]/wang

Echo

I saw No Country without knowing shit about it.

I had a big D: after the first five minutes.

Dunadan019

Boring class!!

syndalis

nexuscrawler wrote:

One thing that still eludes me abut his performance in that movie. Exactly where in the hell in that accent from.

They tell you in the film... it was a rural accent from one of the big states; his fake brother told you at one point.

There were people who sounded like that; I met REALLY old people in South Dakota around Rapid City who looked and sounded like him.

Variable

Nova_C wrote:

I didn't really like There Will Be Blood, with one exception: Daniel Day Lewis' performance was mind bogglingly amazing.

I felt this way until I recently watched it again. his performance IS the movie in a more substantial way than I thought before. it's really brilliant.

Donkey Kong

The only thing worse than when a piece of technology that stops working for no reason is when it starts working for no reason.

WHYYYYYYYYY

Captain Carrot

www.nutsybolts.com/invite.php/31314/wang

Variable

skippydumptruck wrote:

that was a good month for movies

although no country for old men was superior

yeah I still think No Country is better

Jacobkosh

No Country is a great movie but the invincible, unstoppable, implacable bad guy kind of places it firmly in the realm of fantasy or myth. Chigurh is scary the way Michael Myers is scary. Daniel Plainview is scary in the way real people often are, in the way he has some genuinely admirable qualities but they all kind of go sour and result in something horrifying.

bowen

So people are still doing this paleo diet thing?

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot

blaaaaaaaaruuugghhh

Tav

Honk

Daniel Day Lewis hibernates for a couple of years. Then he makes an amazing performance.
Then he hibernates. Then same thing again.

Chanus

I couldn't get in to No Country... but I want to give it another shot some time.

Echo

Honk wrote:

Daniel Day Lewis hibernates for a couple of years. Then he makes an amazing performance.
Then he hibernates. Then same thing again.

His acting must be measured and spent in careful doses, to preserve him for the coming generations.

Honk

From No Country and The Road I have come to the conclusion that Cormac McCarthy only writes really positive novels where everything is nice and stuff goes just like the protagonists want.

Dark_Side

Chanus wrote:

I couldn't get in to No Country... but I want to give it another shot some time.

I recall kind of being boggled at the ending, I clearly missed the point, so I need to go watch it again too.

Zampanov

Jacobkosh wrote:

No Country is a great movie but the invincible, unstoppable, implacable bad guy kind of places it firmly in the realm of fantasy or myth. Chigurh is scary the way Michael Myers is scary. Daniel Plainview is scary in the way real people often are, in the way he has some genuinely admirable qualities but they all kind of go sour and result in something horrifying.

I don't find having a largely symbolic, non-realistic character to be a strike against a narrative. I'd agree Plainview is a better character than Chigurh but I still think No Country is the better movie overall.

Dunadan019

I want to leave already

Gooey

tommy lee jones's soliloquy at the end of no country for old men was really good

but i think i like there will be blood better

Sarksus

I drove around my county today for six houuuurs.

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot

you know what would help with my depression right now

getting hugged and talked to and told everything will be okay

but aaron is at work until five and it takes him forever to get here

so i got some time that i need to distract myself during otherwise i'll just wallow in misery

Ludious

syndalis

Echo wrote:

Honk wrote:

Daniel Day Lewis hibernates for a couple of years. Then he makes an amazing performance.
Then he hibernates. Then same thing again.

His acting must be measured and spent in careful doses, to preserve him for the coming generations.

Well he pracices the "black art" of method acting, and I honestly don't know if he could psychologically do a bunch of films back to back ala Buschemi or Jonah Hill; he becomes the character for a while, and it takes some time to unravel after that.

He was supposedly a massive asshole on the set of "There Will Be Blood"

Honk

Captain Carrot

Guuyyyssss

apples to apples

come on

Jacobkosh

Caveman Paws

syndalis wrote:

Echo wrote:

Honk wrote:

Daniel Day Lewis hibernates for a couple of years. Then he makes an amazing performance.
Then he hibernates. Then same thing again.

His acting must be measured and spent in careful doses, to preserve him for the coming generations.

Well he pracices the "black art" of method acting, and I honestly don't know if he could psychologically do a bunch of films back to back ala Buschemi or Jonah Hill; he becomes the character for a while, and it takes some time to unravel after that.

He was supposedly a massive asshole on the set of "There Will Be Blood"

I almost posted the same thing. He was living in a tent and basically just was the character while shooting.

There is a reason you don't date actors.

Leitner

Just finished BF3s campaign.

I actually enjoyed it a lot more then any of the MW attempts.

Better integrated set pieces, tighter combat, more muted story and

Spoiler:

you got to play as the Russians, kill Americans, and it wasn't portrayed as inherently moustache twirling evil. Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but it felt a lot more anti-war then a lot of the 'Ooh rah! kill commies and jihads' stuff that plagues most shooters.

Pony

Honk wrote:

Come play A2A!

ass 2 ass?

no dude i watched requiem for a dream that don't look like a good time

Organichu

lol... obscured for santa'ing

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Chanus

Organichu wrote:

lol... obscured for santa'ing

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Everything's coming up Chupennies!

Sarksus

Captain Carrot wrote:

Guuyyyssss

apples to apples

come on

You don't want me to play that game.

I wreck in that game.

Daxon

Guys!

What are good/bad percentages of marks to have in assessed essays?

cause I got 65% on an essay but like.. whoever marked it says it's overall good.

I have a vague memory of 50% being a 2:2, 60% being a 2:1 and 70% being a 1

Ludious

the power of the jew is so unrelenting that he made the price drop in his cart without even trying

mysticjuicer

I just ate some reheated garlic bread. Now it's gone.

I've flown too close to the sun.

Caveman Paws

Chupennies is money too.

bowen

Garlic bread is the best bread. Garlic is the best thing.

TehSloth

I love that message, the price for A Christmas Story went down like, 3 dollars the other day.