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Straight outta Compton.... the distinctly non-gangsta Mrs PL thought it was pretty good....she was busy being a bit of a goth during the period in question (roughly 86-96) which also saw gangsta rap in general become huge, guns and roses/cock rock rise to prominence, dance/rave/techno music coming out of the clubs and entering the mainstream, then nirvana and grunge appearing and killing cock rock stone dead. What will we be saying next year about 2006-2016?....kanye tried to give Tyler's award to Beyonce and continues to be a bit of a prick? :glare:

These films...I mean really?

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The Room. Without doubt the most utterly awful film I've ever seen. I loved it. I think it's supposed to be a drama but it has the look of some sort of soft core porn. There are a number of utterly hilarious sex scenes in (with the main guy always seeming to giggle during it and inexplicably getting a rose involved in the act), sub plots that go absolutely nowhere and are dispensed with as if they never happened and some of the worst dialouge ever. The acting is the absolute star though. I went to my ten year olds school play in July and every single one of those kids had more talent than all of these people who were paid to make this.

 

It's absolutely incredible that someone gave the director/star the go ahead to make this. I can only assume he's a wealthy guy and financed it himself but I'm glad he did because it's utterly brilliant.

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The Room. Without doubt the most utterly awful film I've ever seen. I loved it. I think it's supposed to be a drama but it has the look of some sort of soft core porn. There are a number of utterly hilarious sex scenes in (with the main guy always seeming to giggle during it and inexplicably getting a rose involved in the act), sub plots that go absolutely nowhere and are dispensed with as if they never happened and some of the worst dialouge ever. The acting is the absolute star though. I went to my ten year olds school play in July and every single one of those kids had more talent than all of these people who were paid to make this.

 

It's absolutely incredible that someone gave the director/star the go ahead to make this. I can only assume he's a wealthy guy and financed it himself but I'm glad he did because it's utterly brilliant.

Oh hi Mark.

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Entourage the movie. I loved the show till the last season, which felt rushed. And I'm afraid to say it didn't really suit the longer format either. 4/10

I enjoyed it. Felt like an extended episode with as many cameos as they could cram in but everyone got a happy ending and overall was worth an hour and a half.

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I enjoyed it. Felt like an extended episode with as many cameos as they could cram in but everyone got a happy ending and overall was worth an hour and a half.

Mark Kermode disagrees.

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I'm watching The Song Remains The Same. What the fuck is all this shit at the start? :lol: Gangster shootouts, a bloke pushing his bike up a hill, two daft twats blaring along in a convertible. They must have been fucking wrecked making this.

The gangster thing was Bonzo's idea I think. From memory they each got to choose some sort of scene each or whatever for the film. Haven't watched it in awhile.

 

Too much money, way too many drugs.

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Yeah... pretty much every reason he gives for despising it is why I liked. Fuck you, you teddy boy tit.

:lol:

 

It's shite man. Might as well just watch Top Gear, TOWIE & MTV Cribs

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Btw, I was at the cinema the other day and there was a trailer for a new Dad's Army movie. I mean wtf.

 

WTF.

 

 

Seriously WTF.

New ideas are for commies and scumbags.

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The Room. Without doubt the most utterly awful film I've ever seen. I loved it. I think it's supposed to be a drama but it has the look of some sort of soft core porn. There are a number of utterly hilarious sex scenes in (with the main guy always seeming to giggle during it and inexplicably getting a rose involved in the act), sub plots that go absolutely nowhere and are dispensed with as if they never happened and some of the worst dialouge ever. The acting is the absolute star though. I went to my ten year olds school play in July and every single one of those kids had more talent than all of these people who were paid to make this.

 

It's absolutely incredible that someone gave the director/star the go ahead to make this. I can only assume he's a wealthy guy and financed it himself but I'm glad he did because it's utterly brilliant.

Think I posted it on here a while ago. It's fucking awesome, man :lol: He's made some other stuff since but it's crap because it's meant to be tongue-in-cheek whereas the beauty of The Room is that it's done totally straight.

The main geezer did finance it himself, you're right. He even had a billboard up for it in Hollywood for years at his own expense. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Room_%28film%29#Promotion

I think the scenes on the roof are the best. The bit with the drug dealer looking to settle a debt. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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The film was promoted almost exclusively through a single billboard in Hollywood, located on Highland Avenue just north of Fountain, featuring an image Wiseau refers to as "Evil Man": an extreme close-up of his own face with one eye in mid-blink.[11][15] Although more conventional artwork was created for the film, featuring the main characters' faces emblazoned over the Golden Gate Bridge, Wiseau chose the "Evil Man" for what he regarded as its provocative quality; around the time of the film's release, the image led many passers-by to believe that The Room was a horror film.[11] Wiseau also paid for a small television and print campaign in and around Los Angeles, with taglines calling The Room "a film with the passion of Tennessee Williams".[3]

Despite the film's failure to enjoy immediate success, Wiseau paid to keep the billboard up for over five years, at the cost of $5,000 a month.[8] Its bizarre imagery and longevity led to it becoming a minor tourist attraction.[3][8]When asked how he managed to afford to keep the billboard up for so long in such a prominent location, Wiseau responded: "Well, we like the location, and we like the billboard. So we feel that people should see The Room. [...] we are selling DVDs, which are selling okay."

 

OK, so I have to watch this now. i'm intrigued

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are those actual jump cuts from the movie?

Some are I think, some are just the way it's been edited for the youtube clip. Only watched it the once all the way through like :lol:

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