What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Martin]

People still care about Poptallica?

[Captain Russ]

I care, buddy. Some people still enjoy things in life.

[Martin]

I left the boat a long while ago. Totally respect their work until after the black album. After that....

[B_Metal]

I like Metallica but I just feel like I'm enabling the abuse of Kirk Hamet if I support them monetarily. That documentary made me feel so sad for him.

[Captain Russ]

After working out to Death Magnetic a couple of summers ago, I've not given a flying Lars about their past history since (that album somehow allowed me and many others to move on). Seems like they've embraced the parodization of themselves at this point and it is now a strength more than the embarrassment it has been.

"Creeping Death" has never sounded so good.

Bottom line: I had fun.

[Captain Russ]

The theatre downtown is doing their Halloween screenings. Went to Beetlejuice tonight. Laughed, boozed, and was reminded of the unbridled imagination that Timmy B. had during that production. Good times.

[B_Metal]

I liked Death Magnetic for what that's worth. St. Anger could have been better imho

[Captain Russ]

Angar was doodoo. Mags was legit.

[Matt]

Go see GRAVITY. Stop what you're doing and go. Right now. The script has issues but holy shit is this a cinematic experience to behold. We saw it in Imax 3D and it was worth every penny.

[PHEDG]

Gravy Tea

It was glorious.

[Ben Thomas]

Go see GRAVITY. Stop what you're doing and go. Right now. The script has issues but holy shit is this a cinematic experience to behold. We saw it in Imax 3D and it was worth every penny.

After seeing most of the summer's films before you foreigners, I'm gutted to realise that it's at least a month before I get the chance to see this. And it's IMAX all the way for me.

I've loved the ad campaign for this film and the feedback that this is an essential theatrical cinema experience is really gratifying. I hope this opens big enough for the people behind the scenes to see that, even with big spectacle, less is often more. It doesn't have to be over-complicated and you don't have to feed us every detail in the advertising build-up. A quality tease can be as good as a promise and Gravity sounds like it's delivered, at least in small part, because it didn't promise too much.

[Abraham Smashington]

ROB O VISION IS HAVING A COMEBACK

[Abraham Smashington]

Ransom. Still really enjoy this flick. Sinese is nice and skeezy, Duddits too, and Gibson is on point.

The scene where Sinese is trying to get the money and the kid pisses himself is still pretty great.

[B_Metal]

After seeing most of the summer's films before you foreigners, I'm gutted to realise that it's at least a month before I get the chance to see this. And it's IMAX all the way for me.

I've loved the ad campaign for this film and the feedback that this is an essential theatrical cinema experience is really gratifying. I hope this opens big enough for the people behind the scenes to see that, even with big spectacle, less is often more. It doesn't have to be over-complicated and you don't have to feed us every detail in the advertising build-up. A quality tease can be as good as a promise and Gravity sounds like it's delivered, at least in small part, because it didn't promise too much.

WHO U CALLIN A FURNER, FURNER?

Ransom. Still really enjoy this flick. Sinese is nice and skeezy, Duddits too, and Gibson is on point.

The scene where Sinese is trying to get the money and the kid pisses himself is still pretty great.

Totes

[Ben Thomas]

Prisoners

Yeah, pretty damn good. It starts to go a little too Hollywood towards the end, but the very ending was nice and up to that point it's surprisingly dark and brutal. Jake G is so damn watchable, I'm glad he was carrying more of the film than Hugh 'I like to scowl' Jackman, even if he was going a lot less song and dance than usual.

I would say if you like European fare like Headhunters and Tell No One, this is pretty much on a level with the latter and slightly behind the former. Solid as a rock, mostly.