[maxieboy]

"....Ill bet the best part of you xxxxxxxxlanguagexxxxxxx."

Dude, you still drunk? Sheesh.





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[capozzoli]

"They like you very much, but they are not 'the hell' your whales."

[Hokerer]

"They like you very much, but they are not 'the hell' your whales."

My God, man. Drilling holes in his head isn't the answer

[punatic]

"....Ill bet the best part of you xxxxxxxxlanguagexxxxxxx."

"They like you very much, but they are not 'the hell' your whales."

"Well that's simply the way they talk here. Nobody pays any attention to you unless you swear every other word."

[gordonstrong]

"excuse me, but where are the nuclear wessels?"

[weazletoe]

Did somebady say nuclear weazle?

[punatic]

I think Chekov said, "nuclear wassail." 

You know, was sail, but converted to nuclear power...

Certainly a favorite in the Star Trek movie series!

Was Catherine Hicks hot in those tight sweaters, or what?

[jaybeerman]

Well here's another film for my "top ten" list.  "Jiri Barta: Labyrinth of Darkness."  It's a collection of 7 animated shorts created between 1978-1989 by Jiri Barta.  Three of the seven (Club of the Laid Off, 1989; The Last Theft, 1987; The Pied Piper of Hamelin, 1985) were incredible and the others were amusing enough to keep watching. 

Here's a movie quote for the guessing game

"Has your tapeworm decided to give me the old heave-ho?"

[capozzoli]

Jaybeerman you seem to be as much an animation fan as me. I love 3d animation. What else to you got.

Ever seen any of Ivo Caprino's stuff?

Have you seen MadameTutli Putli?

Jan Swankmire is great and the trippy Brothers Quay. Good Stuff!

Here is Madame Tutli Putli  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcdzdHoDvkg

[nicneufeld]

Have you seen MadameTutli Putli?

The fluidity of this one is great.  Has a surprising natural quality to it. 

I still love Nick Park's stuff, though.  Wallace and Gromit, et al.  Great fun, clever writing, nicely British sort of thing.  Cap, you should check out the somewhat child-centered "Shaun the Sheep" for your little one.  Our two year old loves it, yes, but I can't help watching it and laughing at it.  Makes a nice change from that goddamned Dora the firkin Explorer.

[capozzoli]

Ill check that one out nic, I am a huge Arden Animation fan. Those guys rock! The kid loves Wallace and Gromit.

Here is a funny one. Maybe not for the kiddies though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlTFU5mD64A

There is another really good french one but I cant remember what it is called. It involves an auditor at the place of business whrer there is a man in a wheelchair. Im searching now.

Here is an old one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLZ9anveCT4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zs0LRwpAdzM

[flapjack]

I'd have to go with (In no special order)

Halloween
Goonies
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Dumb and Dumber
Fast Times at Ridgemont High

[capozzoli]

Oh man, here is some Japanese stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Np6w1yGQCZo

Im actually frothing at the mouth right now.

Cant forget Harvey Krumpet.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouyVS6HOFeo

Have not seen this one yet. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2igjYFojUo

Haven't seen 9.99 yet either.

[jaybeerman]

Jaybeerman you seem to be as much an animation fan as me. I love 3d animation. What else to you got.
Ever seen any of Ivo Caprino's stuff?
Have you seen MadameTutli Putli?
Jan Swankmire is great and the trippy Brothers Quay. Good Stuff!
Here is Madame Tutli Putli  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcdzdHoDvkg

Wow.  Ok, Ivo Caprino, don't know him but he's from the land of Norwega (i.e. he’s Norwegian) so his stuff is surely worth watching.  Tutli-Putli was good; I will have to learn more about these guys as well.   Jan Svankmajer is good, I’ve only watched Alice and hope to see “Dimensions of Dialogue” and “Scenes from the Surreal” soon.  Only heard about the Brothers Quay, I think I have a collection of their stuff in my Netflix queue.  So far, aside from the Disney style stuff like Wallace & Gromit, 9, Coraline and Tim Burton stuff, I’ve seen the following, Waking life, Harvey Krumpet, Mary and Max, $9.99, The Piano Tuner of Earthquakes (hey, I have seen two Brothers Quay films apparently they did the Frida animation too), Waltz with Bashir, Labyrinth of Darkness.  Pretty cool stuff, I’m always looking for more.

[phillamb168]

Has anybody mentioned Ghostbusters yet? Because, I mean, Bill Murray.

Actually, this is easier:

if (bill murray) { movie = favorite } else { movie = crap }