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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 8:32 pm
by lori glory
ruth1998 wrote:yeah, i was traumatized the first time i watched that movie, not to mention very unsober. It took me a while to get up the guts to see it again, but when i did it was awesome. That and The Wall are very disturbing the first time around for the squirmish type.
anyone see The Wall?
Which "the wall" are you talking about?
Is it the film about the Berlin Wall, released in 1962? (don't know the director)
or
is it "Pink Floyd The Wall" [rolling] ?
or
Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 11:30 am
by barrett
ruth1998 wrote:yeah, i was traumatized the first time i watched that movie, not to mention very unsober. It took me a while to get up the guts to see it again, but when i did it was awesome. That and The Wall are very disturbing the first time around for the squirmish type.
anyone see The Wall?
You mean where he (bob geldof) uses a razor to cut off his eyebrows and stuff...eeeeeyeww.
Extremely shuddersome...but have you seen Bunuel and Dali's surreal masterpiece "Un chien andalou" which begins with the slicing open of an eyeball 
.Ive never been able to watch that scene after the first time...even though i now know the" eyeball "is actually a melon.
Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2005 3:58 pm
by ruth1998
lori glory wrote:is it "Pink Floyd The Wall" [rolling] ?
or
Pink Floyd The Wall, but of course. :DThe first scene i rememebr is the people walking into the meat grinder.
i think what freaked me out most in Clockwork(at least what sticks in my mind) was when they went into that lady's house saying their car broke down. I'll never help anyone again!
but there were definitely so many scenes that could make your stomach turn. :puke:
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 7:08 am
by ~Michael
Just saw "Pi" again and really enjoyed it.
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 1:37 pm
by ruth1998
Silents wrote:Just saw "Pi" again and really enjoyed it.
I picked that vhs up at a flea market a couple years ago on a whim. I liked it, it was weird and i think i would've enjoyed it more unsober
Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2006 1:13 pm
by x31eq
Silents wrote:Just saw "Pi" again and really enjoyed it.
That's on an old movie now? I saw that when it came out. I'm not that old -- too young for a walking stick, anyway. No, wait, I do walk with a stick. Er
Well, now we're on the subject of not so old films, I'll drag up Lili Chou-Chou again. Anybody seen it yet? It's in the mainstream shops, really not so obscure at all.