A psychological thriller from 2003. To give you the gist: Ezequiel is a 25-year-old architecture student dealing with some serious neurotic tendencies. One night, he drops by his girlfriend Ana's place unannounced, only to spot a middle-aged man hiding under her bed—well, at least he catches a glimpse of the guy's hand. Driven by a mix of jealousy, paranoia, or maybe just pure obsession, Ezequiel spends the rest of the night stalking this stranger all over the city to see if his suspicions hold water. As it turns out, things aren't exactly what they seem...
It’s a decent little flick, though I felt the ending rushed a bit too much. Has anyone else seen this? 🙂
I mean... they aren't going to commercialize them... they just don't have that kind of stuff in their repertoire anyway... Rebellion is really the only label that could have even considered something like this... It’s not like they couldn't have looked to Franz Ferdinand, though. They were smart enough to turn down the cash. 😛
Yikes. Luckily, I haven't caught the commercial yet... Did they actually include that part where they're shouting "lies! lies!"? That would be just perfect for a commercial. 😬
Susan Clark10 said:They played everything from the debut album except for "Cheating on You."
🤔 Hmm, I actually thought they skipped "Tell Her Tonight" too... or am I misremembering?
Anyway, it was a fantastic show. The sound quality, the stage setup, the lighting effects 🙂 and the band themselves, of course, were top-notch. 👍 I’d go back in a heartbeat. 😁
Hmm... first listen? It’s good. Second listen? It gets better. Third listen? Now we’re talking—it’s the best. And now, I’m just stuck on repeat. 😁
I have to admit, it actually won me over even before I heard the debut album. Though, I feel like there’s maybe a bit too much of an "evil mode" vibe in there for my taste right now... it feels a little arrogant, almost like it’s trying to boost the ego too much. 😳 Still, it deserves the hype. 🙏 It truly does.
hollowseal33 said:Here’s my little contribution. The genre drifts a bit here and there, but whatever.
Wes - Alane Music Instructor - Supersonic The Tamperer feat. Maya - Feel It (seriously, best chorus ever—though I can't help picturing what she'd look like wearing a chimney 😕 )
That's all I can think of right now.
God, I'm ridiculous... I just downloaded them and now I'm dying laughing... 😬
Hmm... I guess Wes doesn't really fit the whole rave techno vibe. True, the genre shifts a little.😁 I actually heard En Vogue on the radio the other day... I couldn't stop laughing.😂 And honestly? For me, all those Brooklyn Bounce tracks were always part of that annoying subgenre... just pure nightmare fuel.🙂
That movie is truly excellent.... Of course, provided you’re actually into that kind of thing... you know, more along the lines of documentaries and such... because it definitely leans heavily into that vibe.
So, this past Friday, things got a little intense... they released the Spot Cemetery music video. My friend and I were feeling pretty great about it since they finally dropped the new Ramones video, so we sat down to watch. We're watching the clip, and then suddenly, at the very end, there’s this funeral scene. I mean, I get it—it fits the vibe of the song—but honestly, what the hell? It looks like someone actually passed away, and they just decide to drop a video like that? 🙄 :🙂
Come on now, let’s not start wishing death upon anyone else... It was clearly bound to happen this way 😢 Of course I feel the loss too... The Ramones are legends and they always will be. Nothing but respect for them. 🙏
Good grief, Will Hunting.... What a disaster of a movie.... For me, at least... Not only was it incredibly dull, but it felt like it dragged on for an eternity... or maybe that's just how it felt to me. Honestly, I have no clue what the plot was even about anymore. Plus, when I saw it in the theater, they completely forgot to dim the lights at the entrance 😵 and they stayed on the whole time.... haha, since the movie was such a snooze, we spent most of our time people-watching—just staring at folks who were actually mesmerized by the screen—or debating when they’d finally turn those lights off... hehe, thank goodness we didn't make any bets 😁
Honestly, I don't know how you can find the energy to write so much about a movie like Godzilla. I watched the beginning... it’s just your typical, tedious American blockbuster. You know exactly how it starts and exactly how it ends... there's really no point in overanalyzing it.
Has anyone here actually sat down and watched The Thorn Birds? Or maybe it was called something else... I can't quite recall the exact title... It’s supposedly hit the rental shelves recently, so I’m wondering if it’s actually worth my time. Gael García Bernal is in it—the guy from "Y Tu Mamá También" and "Love Actually."👍