Best movies to watch while high :)

[Auntynorm]

The dictator.

[VOSTOK]

Strain Hunters on youtube ....Yeah cool Doc, shitty filming, still cool tho!

 

recent whilst blazed

 

Lincoln political crap but good will get an AAward score 8/10

 

Django Unfucked, Tarrenteno has gotten arrogant in his old age and expects an AAward for this ?...no way 6/10

 

Life of Pi...bloody indians again, but quirky funny, great stoned will get AAward ...7/10

 

today gotta watch Buzkashi Boys a short from Afganistan, maybe what the afganis need about now, but not what the world needs....monies on Pi

 

Forget Hobbit crap maybe in pt3

[Faith]

Strain Hunters on youtube ....Yeah cool Doc, shitty filming, still cool tho!

 

recent whilst blazed

 

Lincoln political crap but good will get an AAward score 8/10

 

Django Unfucked, Tarrenteno has gotten arrogant in his old age and expects an AAward for this ?...no way 6/10

 

Life of Pi...bloody indians again, but quirky funny, great stoned will get AAward ...7/10

 

today gotta watch Buzkashi Boys a short from Afganistan, maybe what the afganis need about now, but not what the world needs....monies on Pi

 

Forget Hobbit crap maybe in pt3

 

JI am reading 'Life of Pi' at the moment, nice to hear it is a good flick

 

Peace to you. v

[iTiC]

This is a Fav of mine, if Im not high at the start Im defn high by the end.

This was remade and renamed "American gangster"

I preffer the original

King of New York,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNAm2CbbwlM

[Faith]

Yes iTiC I remember this one! Walken is a favorite of mine yet I hardly know any of his stuff offhand

 

Peace to you/ v

[VOSTOK]

Les Misérables (2012) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1707386/

 

I watched this last night BLAZZZZED, and I recommend it should be compulsory to watch this blazzed, I've seen the stage version years ago and didn't like it, so when 'she' told me that we were off, I grabbed an extra sack, and just as well, it's singing all the way thru, if you know french then you will know theres very little difference.

 

To see my favorite comic action actors hitting the notes of a casterado is fun, wait for the crunch at the end of crowe's fall...owe thats gotta hurt, but the little Anne Hathaway stole the show, set direction is just great, an AAward for sure

 

One observation that gripped me all the way thru, is why the hell Aussie Opera didn't hijack this ... the story would make far better sense in an 1815 ish English transportation theme than the current french rage

 

Expect 'she' to cry..... a lot, blokes to be 'red eyed' ...take tissues, chillie burger/chips, EXTRA STASH, coke cola and yet more STASH 10*/10*

[Matanuska Thunder]

Chakushin Ari (The One Missed Call)

In Japanese, but the photography is so good words are not needed (yea, it is subtitled)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0366292/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2

 

Mullholland Drive - Directed by David Lynch ( she said mull)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0166924/

 

Blue Velvet also David Lynch

http://www.imdb.com/...ref_=fn_al_tt_1

[louise]

One observation that gripped me all the way thru, is why the hell Aussie Opera didn't hijack this ... the story would make far better sense in an 1815 ish English transportation theme than the current french rage

Really? Victor Hugo wrote the romance against tha back drop of revolutionary France and the final revolt against the monachy... I can't see how such an quintessentially French production could be better translated into an English theme... anywhat, movies...

 

Can't say I have seen anything that I would call good for a while, i've got halfway through a few movies recently.

 

Flight (2012), starts out well but the plot seems to die after the plane crashes... worth watching until the plane goes down. For plane crash plots, The Grey (2011) is much better viewing.

 

The le Carre hack, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (2011)... and it is a shlepped down hack of le Carre original... but it has to be to get it to work on the screen. Not for watching ripped, you'll need to concentrate to keep up with what is happening because the film, like the novel, stepping stones backwards and forwards through time. ATM I am halfway through and engaged enough to watch the rest of it when I have the concentration.

 

The Hobbit... what can I say? Ummm, crappy, HBO do better cg... and the character makeup... was so disconcerting I found it hard to suspend disbelief to engage with the plot. For the money spent, I would have expected more than floppy foam extentions on the hobbit's feet. Yeah, I'm half way through and don't think I will bother watching any further.

Edited January 13, 2013 by louise

[brick]

DUNE is a good one. It helps if you have read the book first.

[iTiC]

Chakushin Ari (The One Missed Call)

In Japanese, but the photography is so good words are not needed (yea, it is subtitled)

http://www.imdb.com/...ref_=fn_al_tt_2

 

Mullholland Drive - Directed by David Lynch ( she said mull)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0166924/

 

Blue Velvet also David Lynch

http://www.imdb.com/...ref_=fn_al_tt_1

Sorry have to disagree on this on Mullholland Drive - Directed by David Lynch.

That made my list of all time worst movies. As a matter of fact the entire lounroom, erupted with spontaneous utterances.

ALL bad. Thing like

I cant un watch that!!

I want two hours hours of my life back.

... I just kept watching hoping it would get better now that its over I dont know what to think.... I think Ive become dumber having seen that!