I knew that!
*Gets annoyed that he missed the chance to go up in Chips estimation
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Quote: Steve Sunshine @ November 19 2010, 11:27 PM GMTI knew that! *Gets annoyed that he missed the chance to go up in Chips estimation
And you've got even more damage to repair than zooo! Don't think I've forgotten the "Let's play another game" thread! *crosses self*
Ha, I didn't know there was another The Blob! And it's just old enough that it might be awesome.
The original is ace. Was surprisingly scary.
Quote: chipolata @ November 19 2010, 11:18 PM GMTIronically the original was the first film I saw on telly as a kid that absolutely terrified me.
My one of them was Ghostbusters, I think.
Terr.if.ying.
Dogma. Great movie that even Alanis Morrisette can't ruin. And whatever happened to Kevin Smith? He never bettered Dogma or even came close.
Kevin Smith is a good sketch writer, but a (mostly) awful screenwriter and director. Two decent films (Clerks (1 not 2, obviously) & Dogma) bobbing in an ocean of turds. (Jersey Girl being a particularly notable shitfest.)
I used to think Kevin Smith was the dogs bollocks. But then I opened my eyes. Now Jesus is the...
I still love Mallrats, mainly through nostalgia and Dogma is good too. But the rest doesn't do anything for me.
Chasing Amy is good too.
Quote: chipolata @ November 20 2010, 3:59 PM GMTAnd whatever happened to Kevin Smith?
Rather than trying to write a credible film, he seems to prefer getting fatter, blogging about his tiny cock and being friends with Edgar Wright thesedays.
Quote: zooo @ November 20 2010, 4:17 PM GMTChasing Amy is good too.
I did love that bit which I think was C.A, where he just explodes at Silent Jay about being silent. I can't remember it properly though.
Quote: chipolata @ November 20 2010, 3:59 PM GMTGreat movie that even Alanis Morrisette can't ruin.
Alanis and Ben Affleck! Perhaps it would have been even better with Julian Sands in it as well?
Never liked Dogma; Clerks, Chasing Amy and Mallrats are great, though. Especially Clerks, obviously, one of the all time great movie comedies for me. (I quite like Clerks 2 as well)
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 20 2010, 4:22 PM GMTAlanis and Ben Affleck! Perhaps it would have been even better with Julian Sands in it as well?
Affleck is proving to be a pretty good film writer/director lately though.
Quote: Matthew Stott @ November 20 2010, 4:29 PM GMT(I quite like Clerks 2 as well)
Quote: Matthew Stott @ November 20 2010, 4:29 PM GMTAffleck is proving to be a pretty good film writer/director lately though.
Yep. That's fair enough. Weird how when they did Good Will Hunting everyone thought it would be Matt Damon who'd turn out to be the less-successful actor.
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 20 2010, 4:39 PM GMT
It's no Clerks, but it's no Jersey Girl either!
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 20 2010, 4:39 PM GMTYep. That's fair enough. Weird how when they did Good Will Hunting everyone thought it would be Matt Damon who'd turn out to be the less-successful actor.
Probably just because Afflek has the more conventional leading man good looks.
They're both a bit odd looking. But in a good way, like.
Affleck actually is good in Dogma though.
Affleck's brother is a fine actor.