What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Martin]

I still maintain my opinion that Surf's Up is the best non-Pixar animated. I liked Cloudy, but this is more fun. Dietrich Bader just owns as the villain.

[Fil]

Saw the movie After.Life the other day. Interesting, wasn't sure quite where they were going to take the movie, which I appreciated. A lot of half naked/naked Christina Ricci looking dead, if you like that sort of thing.

Prince of Persia as well, which was decent, probably due to my low expectations.

[Ed Hocken]

I watched about half of The Substitute with Tom Berenger. I'd prefer to envision this movie if Vin were The Substitute.

90s era gang-bangers wouldn't even have a chance.

[Bobby Bear]

I watched about half of The Substitute with Tom Berenger. I'd prefer to envision this movie if Vin were The Substitute.

90s era gang-bangers wouldn't even have a chance.

Godzilla wouldn't live to tell the tale...

[Ed Hocken]

Any movie featuring Vin would have to be a Hard-R production with either the shaky cam realism of Paul Greengrass or the complete bombastic craziness of a Golan-Globus production.

Personally, I believe Peckinpah is best.

[V]

Personally, I can think of only two directors I'd want.

John Frankenheimer and Christophe Gans.

[Martin]

Gans ain't THAT great man, and I'm a fan of Le Pacte des Loups.

[Matt]

Vin + Frankenheimer = GLORIOUS.

[I_Cassini]

I finally watched Godfather III. UGH!!!! I had never seen 3 so I rewatched 1 and 2 so I would have the story back in my head before I watched 3. 1 and 2- fantastic. III, however, excruciating to get through- I need Martin to come up with a colorful analogy for it. On the upside- now I can say I have seen all 3.

[Ed Hocken]

George Hamilton in place of Robert Duvall?!

That sums up Godfather III. A movie I don't even acknowledge as I view The Godfather as two movies.

[Martin]

I finally watched Godfather III. UGH!!!! I had never seen 3 so I rewatched 1 and 2 so I would have the story back in my head before I watched 3. 1 and 2- fantastic. III, however, excruciating to get through- I need Martin to come up with a colorful analogy for it. On the upside- now I can say I have seen all 3.

Seriously, I also "had" to watch Godfather 3. It's like those wisdom teeth. It won't be fun, but you may have to do it. It's better to be hammered while going through.

[Nathan]

I still enjoy it. Its an odd film, for sure.

[Matt]

'The Godfather III' is one of the best unintentional comedies of all time. I remember the movie theater howling with laughter at Pacino's silent scream of anguish at the end. He overacts the entire film (perhaps in compensation for Sofia Coppola? How knows) but that silent scream is the absolute worst. When you also tack on the terrible makeup at the very end AND the header into the ground, you've got pure comedy gold.

[Ed Hocken]

I saw that ending, it was hilarious.

And apparently, the guy died in 1997.

[I_Cassini]

'The Godfather III' is one of the best unintentional comedies of all time. I remember the movie theater howling with laughter at Pacino's silent scream of anguish at the end. He overacts the entire film (perhaps in compensation for Sofia Coppola? How knows) but that silent scream is the absolute worst. When you also tack on the terrible makeup at the very end AND the header into the ground, you've got pure comedy gold.

The silent scream.... at first I thought something had happened to my sound. I thought the same thing- the scream was the worst. The worst thing I have seen him do. The makeup was atrocious and Diane Keaton's hair- grizzly. The music was great though. When I first starting watching it- I was thinking "Why didnt they get Robert Duvall to be in this?" And then at the end I knew- Robert Duvall was one smart cookie.