[QUOTE="Hot-Tamale"]

[QUOTE="Oblivionfan10"] Yes, Operation Mindcrime is on my bookshelf. I personally enjoyed it.Oblivionfan10

Now you gotta get Empire and Rage for Order...

I'll make a deal, you get those and I'll go out and purchase Scenes from a Memory and whichever their newest album is. Deal? It's your call...;)

Good for you? :roll:

They smoke your blunts, they eat your food, theyre fake most of the time, they get in your way in life. What you guys think?

TheonlyPhiliac

Don't be an individualist. We're social creatures and require friends. I understand your cynicism toward friends, but you'll love the time you spent with them by the time you're old and wise. Friends are what life is all about. :)

The current generation is spoiled, lazy, overly individualistic, and selfish. I'm not liking 'em at this point. Plus, they're too hopped up on Hannah Montana to know what the hell's happening in the world. :roll:

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

The Devil's Backbone

Session 9

Kairo

A Tale Of Two Sisters

The Changeling

raven_squad

Session 9 was either a love-it-or-hate-it movie, and you could say I was one of the people who hated it :P

I'm serious, there was absolutely no closure and you never know what the hell happened after an insanely boring hour and a half. It had such promise in the beginning, but it was marred by substandard acting and poor character development, in my opinion. :evil:

[QUOTE="Hot-Tamale"]

[QUOTE="Oblivionfan10"] I was kidding too. I know what you meant.. I am just acting uptight (you interrupted me lip synching to a Dream Theater song) :POblivionfan10

Dream Theater? DREAM THEATER? :evil:

Well have fun, I know for sure you won't be living a fullfilling life if all you do is listen to DREAM THEATER. If you want good prog metal, how about trying Suspyre, Beyond Twilight, Threshold, Ark, or Conception.

(I'm assuming you tried Queensryche...) 8)

Now you gotta get Empire and Rage for Order...

I'll make a deal, you get those and I'll go out and purchase Scenes from a Memory and whichever their newest album is. Deal? It's your call...;)

How could I forget all those awesome Cronenberg movies?! Videodrome is one of the most effed up movies I've ever seen, as is The Fly (the remake), Dead Ringers, or most unsettling of all, Crash (the 1994 movie, not the other one). Crash is about people who get sexually aroused by car accidents and violence. There is a particularly disturbing scene where a man has sex with a woman, but not in any sexual cavity; instead, it's in one of her wounds (the movie's rated NC-17 for a reson, btw).

Cronenberg also made A History of Violence and Eastern Promises; he kind of stopped making horror movies ten years ago.

[QUOTE="Hot-Tamale"]

[QUOTE="Oblivionfan10"] Why is that...Oblivionfan10

Nevermind, it's a figure of speech...:|

Dream Theater? DREAM THEATER? :evil:

Well have fun, I know for sure you won't be living a fullfilling life if all you do is listen to DREAM THEATER. If you want good prog metal, how about trying Suspyre, Beyond Twilight, Threshold, Ark, or Conception.

(I'm assuming you tried Queensryche...) 8)

[QUOTE="Hot-Tamale"]

[QUOTE="Oblivionfan10"]Michelle Obama on the Congressman lashing out "Oh no he di-int" (That was actually kind of mean)Oblivionfan10

too soon, too soon...

Nevermind, it's a figure of speech...:|

As long as it doesn't turn out like it did in 'V for Vendetta,' then it's fine...:)

[QUOTE="Hot-Tamale"]

[QUOTE="Jazz_Fan"] Certainly an odd film, I hated the soundtrack that was playing when I watched it try to make more surreal but it took away from it. But that has nothing to do with the film itself. :P The eye cutting scene was done very well especially for 1929 and Its really have imprinted in my mind. Jazz_Fan

Yeah. Those cow's eyes cut very well...:o

word.