Seen any good films lately?

Just watch star wars 4, 5 and 6. Couldn't be bothered with the first 3 (newer ones)

CC12 35 wrote:silver linings playbook.best film of 2012

Brofist.

Toy Story. Never gets old

Ive still not seen the 3rd one yet-is it any good,there is usually a diminishing returns thing with Hollywood sequels (you start at rebellions, death stars and mysticism and end at talking teddy bears!- to take one example)

There's a teddy bear alright!
It's a while since I saw toystory 3, but it was ok from what I remember.

I saw an Alfred Hichcock in black and white with Jean Simmons called Footsteps in the Fog and it was very good. It was not that scarey , I am not into that at all . But is showed the price of wanting what is not yours and it was good.

I've yet to see a bad Hitchcock film.

I saw Clerks for the first time and some of it hit a bit close to home. But it takes a good movie to make me feel uncomfortable at all.

Clerks is one of my favourite films- so I am understandably curious to know what on earth hit close to home! Not the dead guy in the toilet bit I hope

Pettytyrant101 wrote:Ive still not seen the 3rd one yet-is it any good,there is usually a diminishing returns thing with Hollywood sequels (you start at rebellions, death stars and mysticism and end at talking teddy bears!- to take one example)

I like the third one. I don't think its as good as the first two, but that's just me. Quite a few people think its the best in the series, and it is the highest grossing animated film ever, so some people must've liked it.

Pettytyrant101 wrote:Clerks is one of my favourite films- so I am understandably curious to know what on earth hit close to home! Not the dead guy in the toilet bit I hope

Nah, just some of the not knowing what you want to do with your life and feeling stuck in a rut stuff. Though I talked with my family afterwards and they assured me I wasn't as bad as Dante in that regard. They're not the sort of people to sugar coat things so that made me feel better.

Eldo you are mere 18 I for one am highly suspicous of 18 year olds that know exactly what they want to do with their life. Its not natural- at 18 you should have two main concerns- having a good time and getting laid.

Now when youve hit forty and a global recession turns your job into so much pixie dust and you cant find work and are facing retraining or god forbid having to back to college to do so- thats when you can start worrying.

You of all people should know that I worry too much about, well, everything. But thank you for the encouragement.

I wouldnt start getting serious about things until you hit 30. Until then its about having fun, making mistakes, making friends, romantical stuff, choosing what to do when you grow up (which some people never do), there is plenty of time to worry about serious stuff when you are an old fart like me.

just enjoy being young is what I mean to say.

I met Finrod when I was 19. Moved together a year or so later.
So far so good.

I started with arty- stuff school, a year with interior design, got a bachelor degree in engineering (construction) and work now as a naval engineer. If you had told me that when I was 18...

Everything is useful in it's own way.

navel engineer? does that mean you pierce belly buttons or what?

Oh yeah, with style! Like.. uh... Miami ink.

The Navy got mad style, yo.

Amarie stylee

This years the lines are slightly more wavy.

Madagascar, good film.

I hate that film.

Not because there is anything wrong with it- there isn't, its very good- but my niece went through a phase of watching it over and over
I could give you the whole script, sign the songs and probably do the dance moves too at a push.

push push

I only start dancing after the 6th barrel. And then its best to clear a wide space.