Originally posted by Girlydragon

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I re-watched A Clockwork Orange a little while ago.

I'm quite fond of the movie, even if I wonder how it would've been had it incorporated the actual final chapter of the novel.Maybe I should sit down and read it sometime?


Or not.

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Originally posted by Snow

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I watched Jurassic Park 3D last week, which was actually my first time ever to see that movie. Needless to say, the movie itself was decent, though the 3D was a bit underdone. I probably should have just watched the original, but yeah.

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Originally posted by Gabu

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I recently went on a masochistic bender and started on my Land Before Time Challenge, except not (basically watch all the movies in one sitting). Saw LBT 2, 3 and 4, and despite these movies being so completely kiddy and removed from the tone of the original movie, I can still respect them on some basic level. Yes, it's geared towards kids and junk, but at least these try to teach life lessons. LBT 3 was probably the best of this lot if only for the fact that there is rampant dinosaur racism.

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Originally posted by Kak64

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I recently found by pure luck in the old computer a full copy of the movie "Click" .
I re-watched it, and it's just as awesome as almost any movie with Adam Sandler, but it's the only one (so far) where I've had hard time not to cry near the end, when he says his last words to his family.

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Originally posted by Sofi

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Originally posted by Kak64

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I recently found by pure luck in the old computer a full copy of the movie "Click" .
I re-watched it, and it's just as awesome as almost any movie with Adam Sandler, but it's the only one (so far) where I've had hard time not to cry near the end, when he says his last words to his family.

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Have you seen Punch-Drunk Love? I'm not a Sandler fan but I'm a Paul Thomas Anderson fan and that movie is one of my favorites of all time.

edit: I just realized I talked about that same movie in the opening post. Oops, way to overexpose it, Sofi.

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Originally posted by Tamkis

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I recently got a new part-time college job as a Chinese delivery boy, and have been very interested in Chinese culture, and its language/writing system. So, recently, being bored, I re-watched Godzilla 2000 on DVD! Tons of explosions, action, and monster battles between Godzilla and that UFO thing. Oh, and the mouth movements of the characters are not matched with the audio (Chinese->English audio dubbing, lol).

What is weird is that the insert inside of the DVD mentions that the filming crew couldn't wait to make the Godzilla movie planned for 2005, so they made Godzilla 2000 during its production. And, to this day, we Americans have never received Godzilla 2005 yet (or whatever it would have been called ).

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Sorry to break this to you but ... Godzilla is Japanese. How can you claim to be very interested in Chinese culture and not notice how Godzilla doesn't fit at all with Chinese culture? Did you mean to say you're interested in Japanese or East Asian culture instead?

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