And sometimes you watch something like Delirium: Photos Of Gioia and you go "WTF ( Read more... )

I've seen two movies this summer, and one was an un-necessary 3rd sequel (Sorry Steve, George, but come on... Aliens? Really?). The next one we'll probably see is Wall-E, hopefully at (as Laura calls it) the "outside movie theater."

This might make me watch it. But probably not.

I still want to see it, though. Does that make me any gayer than I already am?

As some of you might know, I have a lot of movies in my collection.  Since I haven't had much time to write, I've decided to start watching and reviewing the many DVDs in my collection to get the rust out of my writing ( Read more... )

about the homogenized horror films of the last few years is crystallized in this movie review right here.

( Rambling nostalgia for the good old horror days follows )

1) What was the last movie you saw, either in a theater or on DVD, and why?

The last movie I actually sat through all of on DVD was, I believe, "Invasion of Astro-Monster"(Godzilla vs. Monster Zero). I haven't had much of a chance to watch anything.

( More geekery below! )

Another Sergio Leone Quiz. These are so much more interesting to me than MySpace quizzes.

1) What movie did you have to see multiple times before deciding whether you liked or disliked it?

Citizen Kane. I watched it three times before I really understood why it was what it was.

( More movie geekery this way. )

This is pulled from here. He's had surveys like this before, but this is the first time I've chosen to work it.

1) Favorite quote from a filmmaker

"Even if I discover a cure for cancer, the first line of my obituary is bound to mention that I once made a film where Divine eats dog shit. Which would be OK with me." - John Waters

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Cheesy but entertaining:

First and foremost, there's Riki-Oh: The Story of Riki (1991, Hong Kong) - Far and away, the most ridiculous, insane, over-the-top, and goofy kung-fu/action/prison/teenage angst/gorefest ever. If you watched the old Daily Show with Kilby, you'll be familiar with one scene from the movie.

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