The Last Film You Saw.

#161

Bbbbut…I like to call you Raw, Bean.

#162

Haha, I’ll probably have it on DVD by then.

#163

Saw District 9 last night, fucking loved it, awesome film.

#164

No, I think they’re being old timey. Or at least that’s the way I choose to interpret it.

#165

Nine pages later, Raminator decides to troll “The Last Film You Saw.”

Oh well, I don’t mind, I had watched Battleship Potemkin - - definitely a classic “film”. “Movie” sounds like a term used by people who don’t know what made the pictures move. As for modern projector videos, “flick” works well if you don’t want to call them films.

I soon plan on watching a low-budget musical about leased organ repossession called “Repo!”. wiki here.

#166

Like french-speaking people?

#167

Dont you speak French…

#168

Here “Film” means movie.

#169

So, I saw “Repo! The Genetic Opera”. 6/7, very fun to watch. Strange, but strange in the way I enjoy.

Besides, any quasi-apocalyptic musical-scifi flick with this character in it is definitely worth watching:

#170

Better than “cinema”.

#171

Not as good as “p-rulle”(swedish joke).

#172

Rapidly moving picture roll? Spanish’s word is weird, película, doesn’t really sound like anything related to movies.

#173

No, the joke is, “P” is short for “porr”, wich means porn, and “rulle” means roll.
It’s used frequently in sweden.

#174

It goes well with palomitas.

#175

Porn Rolls?

#176

Last film I saw was District 9. And boy, was it awesome.

#177

Some earlier mentioned Grave of the Fireflies, being sad, and I just love to torture myself.

So I watched it. I was very impressed by the art. I conditioned myself to deal with the stresses the movie would inevitably turn toward. It ended up being not as sad as I was led to believe. (Too realistically predictable, maybe? And the main character too kept himself stonefaced at the end, making it easier to circumvent any overwhelming feelings.)

#178

Inglorious Bastards

it was a proper good film.

#179

I’m watching Jarhead right now.

Edit: I lol’d

Time in the desert: 14 minutes

Troops in the desert: 5,000

That’s more than all Canadian Forces sent into Afghanistan over the past 7 years.

#180

I laughed so hard, at everything.

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