[QUOTE=munky_magik]I believe there to be no such thing.[/QUOTE]
Seconded...Blur are most awesome

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]Seconded...Blur are most awesome[/QUOTE]

But the vocals are clean :eek:

[QUOTE=Slug]But the vocals are clean :eek:[/QUOTE]
The Smiths are one of his favourite bands.

[QUOTE=Slug]But the vocals are clean :eek:[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.lastfm.com/user/lordollie[/url]
see this?

alot of clean vocals here
;)

[url]http://www.last.fm/user/SixFootRevolver/[/url]

Shame I don't listen to music on my computer anymore really.

If Al Pacino killed someone in Glengarry Glen Ross, then everyone would talk about it being great and it wouldn't fly under the radar so much.

That's my working theory.

Anyone know anything about this new Russell Crowe film?

NP- Daft Punk-digital love

sorry, that's electronica- but about the only song I have ever liked from that genre, it even has a synth'd guitar solo...

Glengarry Glen Ross would certainly have been livened up by such a killing or two, but I still don't think I'd be particularly enamoured with it.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]Anyone know anything about this new Russell Crowe film?

NP- Daft Punk-digital love

sorry, that's electronica- but about the only song I have ever liked from that genre, it even has a synth'd guitar solo...[/QUOTE]

Daft Punk are great, though. Which film? Cinderella Man?

[QUOTE=Bartender]Glengarry Glen Ross would certainly have been livened up by such a killing or two, but I still don't think I'd be particularly enamoured with it.



Daft Punk are great, though. Which film? Cinderella Man?[/QUOTE]
Yeah..daft punk are great.

And yes-Cinderella man

NP- Morris Day and the Time-Cool :cool:

I haven't seen Cinderella Man, but I heard it was disappointing. I wasn't expecting too much out of it anyway though, so maybe I'll like it.

NP Beck - O Maria

[QUOTE=Bartender]Glengarry Glen Ross would certainly have been livened up by such a killing or two, but I still don't think I'd be particularly enamoured with it.[/QUOTE]

Pah.

You're British, you should love a movie that's all talking and no killing.

I heard that the fight scenes were kinda iffy in Cinderella Man but that the rest of it was great.

The fight scenes were amazing...it was so intense.

Have you two argued about films before, or am I thinking of someone else?

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Pah.

You're British, you should love a movie that's all talking and no killing.[/QUOTE]

Maybe I already liked too many such films when I happened upon Glengarry Glen Ross. What I call my favourite film is pretty much all talking, actually.

Nope, that was us. :lol:

[QUOTE=Kage]The fight scenes were amazing...it was so intense.[/QUOTE]

Really?

I heard they were way too jittery and that there were too many crazy zoom-ins and camera angles and that you had no idea who was punching who

[QUOTE=Bartender]Have you two argued about films before, or am I thinking of someone else?



Maybe I already liked too many such films when I happened upon Glengarry Glen Ross. What I call my favourite film is pretty much all talking, actually.[/QUOTE]

What is your favourite film then?

He may have a point about us lot you know

I haven't seen either Kill Bill

but I have seen any possible Zombie film I could get my paws on...so touché

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Really?

I heard they were way too jittery and that there were too many crazy zoom-ins and camera angles and that you had no idea who was punching who[/QUOTE]
That was kind of the effect...it was a little bit chaotic, but pretty brutal and intense. That's the way I saw it anyway. Regardless, I loved the movie. Best boxing film since Raging Bull, I'd say.

[QUOTE=Superpeer]What is your favourite film then?[/QUOTE]

Withnail and I.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]
He may have a point about us lot you know

I haven't seen either Kill Bill

but I have seen any possible Zombie film I could get my paws on...so touché[/QUOTE]

You've done well; I hated Kill Bill, and zombie films are awesome.

So have you...Withnail and I is my favourite film too...

my top 10 goes

1. withnail and I
2. American history X
3. Jay and silent Bob strike back
4. Donnie Darko
5. South Park the Movie
6. Goodfellas
7. Girl, Interrupted (screw you guys before you comment)
8. Dawn of the Dead
9. Pirates of the carribean
10.Master and commander

I'm thinking of seeing The Dirty Dozen next. I haven't seen it but it has Lee Marvin, Charles Bronson, Jim Brown, Donald Sutherland, John Cassavetes, and Telly Savalas, so it's probably great.

[QUOTE=Ollie]10.Freddie got fingered[/QUOTE]

For shame.

Withnail and I? Call me a martian, but I've never heard of it.

It's a British comedy isn't it? I've never seen it.

I don't have a Top 10. Never thought to make one, to be honest. Not sure if I could.

[QUOTE=Superpeer]Withnail and I? Call me a martian, but I've never heard of it.[/QUOTE]

It seems to be a very British thing. It's a film from the late 80s, set in the late 60s (and so thankfully bereft of the awful synth-pop music that almost ruins a lot of otherwise fine films from the 80s) about two unemployed actors who drink a lot, who decide to go for a weekend in the country. That's about it as far as plot goes.

Alright guys....Scarface is on tonight back to back. Once at seven o'clock, and once at ten thirty. I'm not sure if I should watch it at seven, then go out with my friends...or go out with my friends, and then go back to my place and watch it at ten thirty. Maybe I'll just invite my friends to watch it. Who doesn't like Scarface? I've never met anyone that doesn't like Scarface.

I think it's overlong, or at least that it drags out too much towards the end. I do like it, though.

[QUOTE=Bartender]
I hated Kill Bill[/QUOTE]
Why? It was an excellent film in my opinion. :-\

[QUOTE=Bartender]I think it's overlong, or at least that it drags out too much towards the end. I do like it, though.[/QUOTE]

Hell...I listen to The Allman Brothers. :lol:

edit- Dammit, I think I just stole that joke from Family Guy. :upset:

[QUOTE=zeppelinfan2k3]Why? It was an excellent film in my opinion. :-\[/QUOTE]

I'm not sure. I watched it at a friend's house, and we both disliked it greatly. Maybe we did something wrong somehow, which made us both dislike it more than we would have.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]Alright guys....Scarface is on tonight back to back. Once at seven o'clock, and once at ten thirty. I'm not sure if I should watch it at seven, then go out with my friends...or go out with my friends, and then go back to my place and watch it at ten thirty. Maybe I'll just invite my friends to watch it. Who doesn't like Scarface? I've never met anyone that doesn't like Scarface.[/QUOTE]
It's good, but I hate kids who masturbate to Al Pacino's face and think it's the best movie in history.