Greetings wallflower.
But mind you lern to spel Cinzano proper or there mite be trouble.
Dammit. Just noticed I forgot to take my rugby kit off after the Six Nations - oh well, roll on the World Cup.
Anyone else going to join us in UK PoliGAF while all this Labour Leadership thing is going on? I'm hanging my hat on Corbyn and Creasy, and may the consequence be that we live in interesting times.
Edit: sploatee is a highly strung drama queen. You heard it herefirstsecond.
One of my favourite lyrics right now:
From this band called whores who do sludgy
"I tried and I tried
To burn down this town
Turns out
I'm an amateur at everything"
It always makes me smile
I like Tell Me Something Scientific.
Also, if you want great lyrics try The Paperchase - Said The Spider To The Fly. No monolithic sludge riffs though, it's more like Ben Folds with an arrangement by Schoenberg. Bloody heart wrenching.
Because it's an exaggerated accent? Don't be dissing Roth bro, he's mint.Why does Tim Roth's English accent in that short clip sounds like a bad impression?
And that's exactly why I've signed up as a £3 supporter to vote for Corbyn & Creasy. See, I do pay attention sometimes! ;-)
He made an incredible trilogy of crime movies then made a load of homages to his favourite genres, that's great and all that but I think he's had his moment.
Rum Punch.To be fair, those crime movies were homages to his favourite things too: RD owes a metric shit ton to Hong Kong cinema, City on Fire and A Better Tomorrow Part 1 & 2 specifically; JB is based on an Elmore Leonard (?) book. Hell, he apparently poached the whole middle section of his masterpiece Pulp Fiction (Butch's Story) from a script his ex-buddy Roger Avary wrote.
I thought he sounded hilarious.
Rum Punch.
I know all this, as I say, I was such a nerd about him in my late teens. I used to read books about him, obsess over scenes (the first time I overheard Jules' "walk the earth" ephinany in the background at the start of Pulp Fiction my mind was blown) and listen to his soundtracks over and over.
He's never been coy about paying tribute to his cinematic passions and I think that's what makes him such a unique filmmaker, I just don't think he quite has the verve and swagger he once did.
Fun fact: his producer pal Lawrence Bender is the "fucking hairy yuppie" at the end of Pulp Fiction.
He did! But he's English, it is a weird accent considering that! I do wish he was in more films that aren't FIFA propaganda anyway.
Tarantino has been on an upswing recently. IB and Django, whilst not perfect films, were a huge improvement on the Kill Bills and Deathproof. I still think Jackie Brown is his best, likely because it was a more restrained and less indulgent version of his work (only film not written by him IIRC) and I'd love to see him doing something similar. I actually think Inherent Vice would have been a good film for him to do.
That said, if he wants to keep making Westerns who am I to argue? It is a woefully underserved genre and doesn't H8ful Eight have Morricone?!
Anyone else going to join us in UK PoliGAF while all this Labour Leadership thing is going on? I'm hanging my hat on Corbyn and Creasy, and may the consequence be that we live in interesting times.
Django rocks although last act a bit wonky imo.
Yeah, I'd go with that. It's the last twenty or so minutes where the film stumbles a bit.
I'm still shocked SLJ didn't get an Oscar nod. Stephen was an incredible character and a great performance. First time I saw it, it took me a while before I even realised who Stephen was.
OK, proper ranking for me:Inglorious Basterds is my favourite of his. All killer, no filler. Brad Pitt amazing. So funny. Grazie!
Never liked Pulp Fiction as much as everyone else.
Django rocks although last act a bit wonky imo.
Kill Bill ok
Reservoir Dogs good
Jackie Brown good
I think this is a fair point. I'm not a big fan of Django and IB but they're good movies. It's just he was on such a high (in which I would include Kill Bill) that his last two movies have felt like a letdown imo.Fair enough. Personally, I think he's only got one film that could be reasonably called duff to his name (Death Proof). IB is incredible. It has some of his very best scenes.
Ninj I know we're not on best terms yadda yadda but you're damn right about Jackie Brown.
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Well, I gots a diagnosis. "Recurrent depressive disorder". It's a biological thing rather than a mood thing. I'm a bit of a sensitive person (no, really?!) and when I get too stressed or anxious my brain physically can't cope and shuts down, meaning it doesn't produce the proper normal chemicals, hence these depressions every few months because I don't bloody talk about anything to do with how I feel properly and somewhere decided that complex emotions were all lies and life is just primary colours. Anyway, there you go.
I've got 2 more therapy sessions today. Blimey.
Crickey. Identifying the problem is half way to a solution. Good luck with the sessions, Sploat.
Not enough people have seen Jackie Brown, it's an absolute travesty. The soundtrack too man, fuck me the soundtrack:
The Brothers Johnson - Strawberry Letter 23
Bill Withers - Who Is He (And What Is He To You)?
Foxy Brown - Letter To The Firm (Holy Matrimony)
And then you meet me, your whole world changes because everything I say is everything you've ever wanted to hear. So you drop all your defences and you drop all your fears and trust me completely.
Ninj I know we're not on best terms yadda yadda but you're damn right about Jackie Brown.
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Well, I gots a diagnosis. "Recurrent depressive disorder". It's a biological thing rather than a mood thing. I'm a bit of a sensitive person (no, really?!) and when I get too stressed or anxious my brain physically can't cope and shuts down, meaning it doesn't produce the proper normal chemicals, hence these depressions every few months because I don't bloody talk about anything to do with how I feel properly and somewhere decided that complex emotions were all lies and life is just primary colours. Anyway, there you go.
I've got 2 more therapy sessions today. Blimey.
Also do you like Liar by Rollins band?
CHEEZMO™;175323363 said:
In my professional medical opinion Sploatee... *chews cashews* it seems to me that what you neeed...*swallows* is to Turn That Frown...Upside Down.
If you would like any more information or a private and confidential doctor-patient consultation, don't hesitate to fax me.
Yours,
Dr Daps MD
I like Liar by Jesus Lizard... I like The Liars... but no, I missed the Rollins/Black Flag boat. Always seemed a bit macho for my liking. Is it any good...?
I made it guys! I got into York to study Law, and I cannot be happy to have achieved so highly and make it into a top leading university!
Thank you all for your wishes!
I made it guys! I got into York to study Law, and I cannot be happy to have achieved so highly and make it into a top leading university!
Thank you all for your wishes!
I want to meet 8bit because it's his fault I'm training to become an engineer.
Obviously it's not all his fault but he played a part albeit small
Chz duck
It is. Jesus Get Some Go Again is just weight lifting music. But Liar is awesome. It's funny. Try it! It's only 5 mins of yr life.
lol, Beaumont, funny fucker. The scene before they go to do the gun sale and Ordell wants him to pop out of the boot with a shotgun is amazing:I watched Jackie Brown last night thanks to this thread, haven't seen it in years and had forgotten everything apart from Beaumont, for some reason. Was cool to watch a film for a second time and yet have no idea who was playing who!
Well good.
I surprised to say this isn't the first make a politician sing a silly song video I've seen today.CHEEZMO;175323363 said:
Rehab diary #12450.3: today I am going to actually go to a rehearsal room and "jam" (ugh) with some other musicians. Second time I ever have done this. #youneedtoknowthis
please just keep playing bob marley riffs over and over regardless of what the other musicians do. please.
please just keep playing bob marley riffs over and over regardless of what the other musicians do. please.
Fuck that. What kind of sicko are you?!
@SPLOAT: Put all pedals on full. Crank up the gain on your amp. Jam a screw driver in between the strings around the 12th fret. Randomly turn the tuning pegs. Push the strings down with your left hand as you crack the bridge end of the strings with a drumstick in your right. Laugh maniacally whilst staring wide-eyed at the most frail band member.
Hit record.
Thank me later.
mate, i am helping sploatee to make art, not whatever neat, glossy, manufactured pop crap you're suggesting.