Originally Posted by Broken Tooth

They go something like this:

Hey, I've noticed you posting, you seem nice.

visit my forum <insert url>

Originally Posted by sic transit gloria

:confused:

Originally Posted by Deschain

You watched Seven with your Grandma?

Originally Posted by Lord Sidious

The poster Papagonz gave me her e-mail. I also regularly talk to Cinematic Bliss, Drew, Sky, Blue Bomber, Jared K, Briare Rabbit, RTG, Nikolus, and Odditie over AIM, YIM, and MSN.

Originally Posted by Noodles Redux

That's my mom's favorite movie. No Lie. My dad's favorite was Midnight Cowboy. My parents were okay.

Originally Posted by carl the critic

+2. Sorry, but I had to, so close now!

Originally Posted by Bang, The Earth Is Round

Heh, for me, without suprise, my first introduction to world cinema was Cries and Whispers.

Originally Posted by The Godtomato

Wow, you still talk to Nikolus? How is he? Is he ever gonna come back to RT?

Originally Posted by The Godtomato

When was the last time you had a milestone?

Originally Posted by Deschain

My mom's favorite is The Godfather. My dad's is Casablanca.

Originally Posted by Bang, The Earth Is Round

Heh, for me, without suprise, my first introduction to world cinema was Cries and Whispers.

Originally Posted by carl the critic

+3. Almost there!!!!

Originally Posted by sic transit gloria

I'm in the process of convincing sooriyakumaran to return to Rotten Tomatoes.

Originally Posted by The Metalhead

That one scene with the blood... I still think about it, and it still gives me the creeps.

Originally Posted by Lord Sidious

Well, the last time we talked he said that college was taking up most of his time now, and that he wasn't all that interested in film anymore. I don't recall our talk about RT, but I don't think he plans to return.

Originally Posted by sic transit gloria

I'm in the process of convincing sooriyakumaran to return to Rotten Tomatoes.

Originally Posted by Deschain

Congrats!

Originally Posted by Philosophe_rouge

It won't work, although it would be interesting. He seems a lot angrier on MatchCut.

Originally Posted by sic transit gloria

I'm in the process of convincing sooriyakumaran to return to Rotten Tomatoes.

Originally Posted by Filmwise

Why'd he leave in the first place?

I don't remember getting a good answer.

Originally Posted by Philosophe_rouge

I don't remember my first "Foreign" film, it was French I can tell you that.

Originally Posted by HoboJoeBob

My dad's is Serenity.
My mom's is The Wizard of Oz
My grandpa's is some old western
My grandma's is either Back to the Future, Jurassic Park, or Independence Day.

I once made my mom watch my favorite movie (Apocalypse Now) and she claims it is evil and haunted her dreams.

Originally Posted by Noodles Redux

That's my mom's favorite movie. No Lie. My dad's favorite was Midnight Cowboy. My parents were okay.

Originally Posted by DrewG

What a final scene.

Originally Posted by Lord Sidious

Aw, well I'd add you but I don't know your name and you haven't specified your RT username under any member of that group...

Originally Posted by The Metalhead

For a poster that knowledgable, one would think that film would be something that stays with him for the rest of his life.

Originally Posted by carl the critic

So close.................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by Noodles Redux

My mom loved it. She said the opening scene was amazing, which it is.

Originally Posted by paranoid android

Congrats, Carl. :fresh:

This reminds me of the time when you posted 500 times in one day, in the original IYPC. :D

Originally Posted by Bang, The Earth Is Round

Indeed:

"Wednesday the third of September-- The tang of autumn fills the clear still air but it's mild and fine. My sisters, Karin and Maria have come to see me. It's wonderful to be together again like in the old days, and I am feeling much better. We were even able to go for a little walk together. Such an event for me, especially since I haven't been out of doors for so long. Suddenly we began to laugh and run toward the old swing that we hadn't seen since we were children. We sat in it like three good little sisters and Anna pushed us, slowly and gently. All my aches and pains were gone. The people I am most fond of in all the world were with me. I could hear their chatting around me. I could feel the presence of their bodies, the warmth of their hands. I wanted to hold the moment fast and thought, "Come what may, this is happiness. I cannot wish for anything better. Now, for a few minutes, I can experience perfection. And I feel profoundly grateful to my life, which gives me so much."

Originally Posted by Philosophe_rouge

I don't remember my first "Foreign" film, it was French I can tell you that.

Originally Posted by Kovich

The Jodiefan does not reveal such personal information over the internet.

And besides, Deschain and DRnR figured it out pretty easily just by looking at the wall posts.

Originally Posted by carl the critic

Yes! Oh, the memories. I caught a bunch of crap for that to! But screw Red Beard and the rest of his RT nazis! I need that!

Thank btw!

Originally Posted by paranoid android

The memories indeed. Some great times in that thread. That was quite the day. :D

I'm off to watch LOST. Talk to you all later! :fresh:

Originally Posted by DrewG

In class the other day I was making a list of the 50 most powerful film scenes of all time and this was on it as one of my first picks. I should post the list, though I'd probably never finish it.

Originally Posted by Deschain

Oh that one's easy. My first foreign film was Monty Python and the Holy Grail. :)

Originally Posted by The Metalhead

Anything part five entries is pushing your limits :D

What do you guys consider the best opening credits?

Originally Posted by Philosophe_rouge

Mine was a Disney movie then.

Originally Posted by The Metalhead

Anything part five entries is pushing your limits :D

What do you guys consider the best opening credits?

Originally Posted by Deschain

What Disney movie was foreign?

Originally Posted by Deschain

Oh that one's easy. My first foreign film was Monty Python and the Holy Grail. :)

Originally Posted by Philosophe_rouge

I'm Canadian, they all are :p I should have specified foreign language.

Originally Posted by Philosophe_rouge

I'm Canadian, they all are :p I should have specified foreign language.

Originally Posted by The Metalhead

Anything part five entries is pushing your limits :D

What do you guys consider the best opening credits?

Originally Posted by Quite-Gone Genie

Mine was a film from Botswana titled The Gods Must Be Crazy.

Funny film. It won an award at the 1983 Montréal World Film Festival.

Originally Posted by Lord Sidious

I haven't even looked at those, but I found you.

Flightplan.

Originally Posted by The Metalhead

My choice is the beginning of Exotica. It's just a pan across some jungle wallpaper, and then the letters of the title show up. It's done with such grace, and the music is absolutely perfect.

Originally Posted by Quite-Gone Genie

This reminds me of something:

ROUGE! When you go to rent Star Wars or either of the sequels, be sure to look for the VHS copies. I wouldn't want your viewings to be tainted by the new 'improvements'.

Originally Posted by Quite-Gone Genie

This reminds me of something:

ROUGE! When you go to rent Star Wars or either of the sequels, be sure to look for the VHS copies. I wouldn't want your viewings to be tainted by the new 'improvements'.

Originally Posted by Quite-Gone Genie

This reminds me of something:

ROUGE! When you go to rent Star Wars or either of the sequels, be sure to look for the VHS copies. I wouldn't want your viewings to be tainted by the new 'improvements'.

Originally Posted by Kovich

I think my first foreign film was the remake of Nosferatu.


I totally ripped off $mith in my profile. :o

Originally Posted by carl the critic

Canada rules! I hear you guys give away free health care!

Originally Posted by Deschain

Nah the opening credits to Star Wars beats that out.

Originally Posted by DrewG

Funniest "improvement": putting Hayden Christiansen in Return of the Jedi.

I almost died laughing.

Originally Posted by Quite-Gone Genie

This reminds me of something:

ROUGE! When you go to rent Star Wars or either of the sequels, be sure to look for the VHS copies. I wouldn't want your viewings to be tainted by the new 'improvements'.

Originally Posted by Filmwise

I would rather watch the stupid add ons than a crummy, lo-def, full screen version of a particularly wide movie.

Originally Posted by The Metalhead

The boring 3D title cards? There's like... reading... and stuff.

Originally Posted by Philosophe_rouge

Free is relative, because if you have money you can go to the States. Our system isn't perfect, but it's improving and it is free for most procedures, all essential ones at least.

Originally Posted by Philosophe_rouge

Are all the Star Wars on DVD altered? The ones at my video store look as though they're cheap old DVDs. Is there a way to check, because my VCR hasn't been working for a while.

Originally Posted by Deschain

Those aren't credits!! Those are setting up the story.

Originally Posted by The Metalhead

Anything part five entries is pushing your limits :D

What do you guys consider the best opening credits?

Originally Posted by Philosophe_rouge

Are all the Star Wars on DVD altered? The ones at my video store look as though they're cheap old DVDs. Is there a way to check, because my VCR hasn't been working for a while.

Originally Posted by The Metalhead

Heh. What were the opening credits, then? Refresh my memory.

Originally Posted by The Metalhead

They have released the original trilogy (without improvements) on DVD, so you can look out for that.

Originally Posted by Quite-Gone Genie

Yes. You can watch Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back on DVD, but I'd advise you to find Return of the Jedi on VHS.

Originally Posted by The Metalhead

They have released the original trilogy (without improvements) on DVD, so you can look out for that.

Originally Posted by Quite-Gone Genie

Well, the additions to the first two aren't bad, but Return of the Jedi was butchered. Just get that on VHS. The other two are safe for DVD.

Originally Posted by Deschain

There aren't any!! Hahahahahahahhahaa.

Originally Posted by Broken Tooth

When the topic of best opening credits was brought up I thought of the Bond movies. Then I remembered I think Die Another Day is the best one. Saying Die Another Day has the best anything is a pretty bad idea.

Originally Posted by Filmwise

Return of the Jedi is a weak film anyways. Just got a lot stupider when Lucas went through his CGI masturbation phase.

Originally Posted by Philosophe_rouge

Casino Royale's were awesome, so was Goldfinger.

I found my list, they only included ones available on youtube so somewhat limited:
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/vine/s...d.php?t=521881

Originally Posted by sic transit gloria

I think I might watch 28 Days Later tonight. If I recall correctly, it was a masterpiece.

Originally Posted by Quite-Gone Genie

I wouldn't label it a masterpiece in any way, but it is a fresh entry into the genre.

Originally Posted by Deschain

But no other Star Wars movie has freakin' Billy Dee Williams going YEEEEHHHAAAAA!!!!

Originally Posted by sic transit gloria

It has some of the best photography in a horror film I've ever seen.

Originally Posted by Quite-Gone Genie

Still, 'masterpiece' isn't a term I'll throw around everytime I see a film I really like.

Originally Posted by sic transit gloria

True. We shall see. What did you think of Trainspotting?

Originally Posted by sic transit gloria

True. We shall see. What did you think of Trainspotting?

Originally Posted by Quite-Gone Genie

I haven't seen it yet, although I've been tempted to rent it.

Originally Posted by Broken Tooth

Return of the Jedi spoilers

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You know, I bet Jabba the Hutt's last thought after being choked by Leia was, "that was totally worth it."

Originally Posted by sic transit gloria

Everyone, help me out. Write something to encourage soori to come back. Just trust me, do it.

Originally Posted by HoboJoeBob

Soori was the best damn arguer this site ever had. Quite a few times he changed the way I looked at a film and on one occasion convinced me to change my rating a bit by enlightening me to the better part of it; I don't recall the movie however. All I know is that I've never had a more worthy oponent in any arguement then Soori.

All that is the truth.