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Re: What Did You Watch Last Night?

#1131 Post by evilzadi » Mon Oct 03, 2011 12:49 pm

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Re: What Did You Watch Last Night?

#1132 Post by raj101 » Tue Oct 04, 2011 9:28 pm

weirdfilms33 wrote:On a more sober level after last night's half of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, I decided to sit down and watch American History X (as I'm meeting Edward Furlong tomorrow). What a stunning film. I've never seen anything like it before. Edward Furlong gives one of his greatest performances as a former neo-nazi skinhead who tries to dissuade his younger brother (Furlong) from going down the same wrong path he did. Brutal, and yet artistically very impressive, it made me cry more than any other film I've seen. I implore you to see it if you haven't.

yuo are meeting Eddie! Are you meeting the other Edward too (Norton)?

omg. Remember to ask him (Furlong) what hard drugs really feel like.
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Re: What Did You Watch Last Night?

#1133 Post by weirdfilms33 » Tue Oct 04, 2011 10:35 pm

raj101 wrote:
weirdfilms33 wrote:On a more sober level after last night's half of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, I decided to sit down and watch American History X (as I'm meeting Edward Furlong tomorrow). What a stunning film. I've never seen anything like it before. Edward Furlong gives one of his greatest performances as a former neo-nazi skinhead who tries to dissuade his younger brother (Furlong) from going down the same wrong path he did. Brutal, and yet artistically very impressive, it made me cry more than any other film I've seen. I implore you to see it if you haven't.

yuo are meeting Eddie! Are you meeting the other Edward too (Norton)?

omg. Remember to ask him (Furlong) what hard drugs really feel like.
Loved the day in the 2005 when I noticed the 'little kid' from terminator started looking older than me.;)

loved American X though. The funniest thing about the reaction to the move is how neonazis think the film is gospel up until Edward Norton becomes a good guy, they actually believe that the original ending had Norton staying 'bad' but the jews in hollywood forced the director to change (lool?? :P ) it so that Norton's character remains a 'good guy'. I'll have what they are smoking!
Eddie turned out to be really nice and still had that slightly whiney Californian accent. Didn't ask him what the hard drugs felt like as I was only getting an autograph and thought a question like that might have made it a bit awkward :giggle: He didn't look like he's taking care of himself, he's put on weight and grown his hair very long, but he was very nice. He did say "rock and roll" when I went away though! Interesting about the neo-nazis. Edward Norton was so convincing in that role I almost wondered if his character's story was autobiographical but I guess that's just awesome acting :D
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Re: What Did You Watch Last Night?

#1134 Post by sophieclough » Wed Oct 05, 2011 10:41 am

I watched the Scooby Doo movie from 2002, it was brilliant :')

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Re: What Did You Watch Last Night?

#1135 Post by raj101 » Wed Oct 05, 2011 4:46 pm

weirdfilms33 wrote:
raj101 wrote:
weirdfilms33 wrote:On a more sober level after last night's half of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, I decided to sit down and watch American History X (as I'm meeting Edward Furlong tomorrow). What a stunning film. I've never seen anything like it before. Edward Furlong gives one of his greatest performances as a former neo-nazi skinhead who tries to dissuade his younger brother (Furlong) from going down the same wrong path he did. Brutal, and yet artistically very impressive, it made me cry more than any other film I've seen. I implore you to see it if you haven't.

yuo are meeting Eddie! Are you meeting the other Edward too (Norton)?

omg. Remember to ask him (Furlong) what hard drugs really feel like.
Loved the day in the 2005 when I noticed the 'little kid' from terminator started looking older than me.;)

loved American X though. The funniest thing about the reaction to the move is how neonazis think the film is gospel up until Edward Norton becomes a good guy, they actually believe that the original ending had Norton staying 'bad' but the jews in hollywood forced the director to change (lool?? :P ) it so that Norton's character remains a 'good guy'. I'll have what they are smoking!
Eddie turned out to be really nice and still had that slightly whiney Californian accent. Didn't ask him what the hard drugs felt like as I was only getting an autograph and thought a question like that might have made it a bit awkward :giggle: He didn't look like he's taking care of himself, he's put on weight and grown his hair very long, but he was very nice. He did say "rock and roll" when I went away though! Interesting about the neo-nazis. Edward Norton was so convincing in that role I almost wondered if his character's story was autobiographical but I guess that's just awesome acting :D
haha! that whiney voice.

Nice that he was pleasant, these stars rarely care about fan visitors and just smile gormlessly. Pity he looks so old and bad now but I guess thats a good lesson for you young guys like yourself, Wierdy, keep healthy and dont end up looking 40 till you are well over 40, and not when you get to 25 certainly.
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Re: What Did You Watch Last Night?

#1136 Post by hopeprince » Wed Oct 05, 2011 4:48 pm

Educating Essex. Anyone watch it?
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Re: What Did You Watch Last Night?

#1137 Post by Mesa7719 » Thu Oct 06, 2011 9:01 am

hopeprince wrote:Educating Essex. Anyone watch it?
I've only watched one. I found out about it because one of the teachers was a guest on our table at a wedding we went to the other week.

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Re: What Did You Watch Last Night?

#1138 Post by brettie » Thu Oct 06, 2011 12:38 pm

the fades again, still sticking with it
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Re: What Did You Watch Last Night?

#1139 Post by Mesa7719 » Thu Oct 06, 2011 1:14 pm

annabrett wrote:the fades again, still sticking with it
Me too..... I think its getting better as its going on. Things are being answered now, so you know whats occuring rather than just thinking you do..........

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Re: What Did You Watch Last Night?

#1140 Post by valda » Thu Oct 06, 2011 1:19 pm

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