Re: Anyone seen any good movies recently?

by skully Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:29

Meh, modern is carp. Give me hieroglyphics any day of the week.

by skully Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:29

Demelza wrote:Blimey skully, that's a bit too far back!

An old Cary Grant comedy, or a Bing and Bob Road film.

A wee bit of NSR there Dem. hello

by lardbucket Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:31

What was wrong with a few semi-social grunts before hitting one's prospective partner on the back of the head before dragging her off to a cave, anyway?

by skully Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:33

Someone mentioned to me that going to a Monet Exhibition is good value. Probably beats The Dark Knight as a viewing spectacle.

by Zat Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:35

I think there was a certain je ne sais quoi to the old piles of mastodon bones outside the caves.

by tac Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:37

lardbucket wrote:What was wrong with a few semi-social grunts before hitting one's prospective partner on the back of the head before dragging her off to a cave, anyway?

Still works out Blacktown way . . .

by skully Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:37

Personally, I thought the unravelling of the Singularity was pretty interesting.

by tac Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:38

The singular most interesting thing ever . . .

by skully Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:38

tac wrote:
lardbucket wrote:What was wrong with a few semi-social grunts before hitting one's prospective partner on the back of the head before dragging her off to a cave, anyway?

Still works out Blacktown way . . .

Woody doesn't think so. Or maybe it's because the material he "works" on are waxhead bogans.

by Guest Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:39

skully wrote:Personally, I thought the unravelling of the Singularity was pretty interesting.

Who was in that?

by skully Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:39

Demelza wrote:
skully wrote:Personally, I thought the unravelling of the Singularity was pretty interesting.
Who was in that?

God knows.

by lardbucket Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:41

skully wrote:Someone mentioned to me that going to a Monet Exhibition is good value. Probably beats The Dark Knight as a viewing spectacle.

I enjoyed the Dark Knight, and I like the paintings as well. The exhibition finishes on Australia Day. Wander down with the Chief, and surprise yourself.

by tac Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:42

Fark Monet . . . if I never see another farkin water lily it will be too soon . . .

by skully Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:43

The Chief certainly doesn't have the patience for any form of Art, let alone Impressionist.

by skully Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:44

tac wrote:Fark Monet . . . if I never see another farkin water lily it will be too soon . . .

What he said.

by lardbucket Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:44

neither Bananarama or the Orangerie, tac?

by Guest Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:44

by skully Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:46

I have Monet's Bridge hanging on the wall at home. Covers a nasty mark on the wall nicely.

by tac Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:48

lardbucket wrote:neither Bananarama or the Orangerie, tac?

Give me Manet any day . . .

by lardbucket Sun 11 Jan 2009, 00:49

darker, the picnic ... I also like

by Zat Sun 11 Jan 2009, 03:27

tac wrote:Fark Monet . . . if I never see another farkin water lily it will be too soon . . .

Who was the bloke who did a heap of paintings of women with large jubblies? Or Bodacious Ta-Tas if you prefer...

by skully Sun 11 Jan 2009, 03:32

I think you are getting Art mixed up with your Porn collection.

by Zat Sun 11 Jan 2009, 03:32

I didn't make one mention of beavers, tyvm.

by skully Sun 11 Jan 2009, 03:36

Aye, but BTTs was a rather famous Porn fillum.

by spangler Sun 11 Jan 2009, 14:19

philcric wrote:
spangler wrote:I've unwrapped the dvd of In Brugge and will watch along with erm... Kung Fu Panda and watching Slumdog Millionaire tomorrow.

Very good movies those 3.

In Bruges was brilliant, Kung Fu Panda was pretty good and Slumdog was pretty awesome too. The little kid jumping back out of the shit will stay with me for a while...

And Phurt at Michael Slater even being an option on the cricket question...

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