basement farmer
My face is melting...
"I'm not drunk... I'm, I'm grumpy"
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Name the movie that contained this line:
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basement farmer
My face is melting...
Wow, that didn't take long! I'm impressed.
Yes that is an awesome poster from a movie most people have never heard of.
Yes that is an awesome poster from a movie most people have never heard of.
Great poster, eh? (no..........not me. The poster....^^)
lwien
Well-Known Member
Yeah. Kinda typical though. I know a lot about things most have never heard of before but the flip side is that I know very little about things that most know a lot about.
treecityrnd
Active Member
IMO the only reason to see this movie is because its Ledgers last movie. He was amazing in almost everything. It was widely publicized and received terrible reviews, relegating it to immediate DVD status. Not Donnie Dario cult status, or even The Crow/Brandon Lee status, but more like The Unfortunate Last Films of 8 Legendary Actors.
I only react so harshly as it was 2 wasted hours of my life I will never get back. I think IGNs review is the most accurate:
"Scenes, like the characters, just ramble on, lost in confusion. Nobody seems to really know what they're doing; they're just doing it. It's not like the story was zipping along fine and then -- boom! -- its star dies and the whole thing comes undone. No, even in Ledger's scenes there's a notable lack of focus evident throughout. While surrealism has long been a hallmark of Gilliam's films, here it ultimately amounts to little more than an excuse for ornate production design and overused (and not particularly good) CGI."
I only react so harshly as it was 2 wasted hours of my life I will never get back. I think IGNs review is the most accurate:
"Scenes, like the characters, just ramble on, lost in confusion. Nobody seems to really know what they're doing; they're just doing it. It's not like the story was zipping along fine and then -- boom! -- its star dies and the whole thing comes undone. No, even in Ledger's scenes there's a notable lack of focus evident throughout. While surrealism has long been a hallmark of Gilliam's films, here it ultimately amounts to little more than an excuse for ornate production design and overused (and not particularly good) CGI."
treecityrnd
Active Member
The Greatest Movie Poster of All Time?
