Posts by Grace Doyle

His only real masterpiece is Greystoke.
It’s easily his best role—perhaps because he barely says a word in it...

A sort of modern take on Hitchcockian Rear Window... in the yard.
Good flick.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0486822/

Douglas Rodriguez5 said:Greetings. Mr. Bean arrives in theaters today for his vacation. Has anyone seen it yet? I know he cannot disappoint, but what are your impressions?

I was expecting it to be a total disaster—but maybe not quite *that* bad—so I'm still feeling a little let down...

Great movie—fans of the Will Ferrell film will definitely be satisfied 👍

A total disaster of a movie.
The last half hour was pure garbage... 👎

Judging by the trailer, this movie looks like total garbage...

Here’s another angle of that fight:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1uZBa_oYyg (part 1)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rsarr0eAYco (part 2)

Two forum members from the Ultimate Fight forums decided to settle their "disagreements" once and for all 😁
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLlNropeRWY

What a total joke!

Confirmed:
http://www.profightstore.com/content...etails&ID=1383

http://profightstore.com/content.asp...etails&ID=1358
👍

"Long Dark Night" is a lock to win...

The stories involving Iggy Pop and Tom Waits—along with Murray and the Wu-Tang Clan, or even Molina—are absolutely stellar... the rest just don't quite hit the mark.

Pink Flamingos? You can order the DVD from overseas, or just grab it from most of the torrent sites...

Brian Williams said:Honestly, the Scary Movie films are a riot... 😁 SM 2 is pretty weak—it's cluttered with random characters that don't even serve a parody purpose, just unnecessary insults that waste runtime—but that's just how the Wayans brothers work; they overdo it sometimes, but occasionally they are TURBO HILARIOUS 😁 I'm a fan 😍 That’s why the Third part of dark film is so great, and I highly recommend everyone grab a copy!!!!

The third one is actually the best specifically because the Wayans brothers didn't direct it.

It’s decent—not exactly groundbreaking, though...

redgull40 said:There are three versions worth actually noting in boxing:

IBF - Chrys Byrd (USA)

WBA and WBC - Vitali Klitschko (Ukraine). He picked up the WBA title just two days ago—he’ll likely become the undisputed champ if his managers can pull off a match against Byrd.

Heavyweight competition has honestly never been this pathetic... even someone like Mavrović—the one who actually eats healthy and weighs 180 pounds—would have a shot today.

Anyone doing anything meaningful in the ring is stuck in the middleweight or welterweight divisions... guys like Trinidad, Oscar de la Hoya, and Mosley...

If you actually care about boxing, head over to a video store and grab the documentary When We Were Kings—it covers that legendary 1974 bout between Ali and George Foreman in the Congo. It’s a great watch.

The current crop of heavyweights is nothing but filler. Once you realize Klitschko holds a doctorate in physics, the whole thing makes sense—there hasn't been much excitement since Mike Tyson bit Evander Holyfield's ear... just pure boredom.

For those interested in current champions and rankings...

www.ibf-usba-boxing.com

www.wbaonline.com/

www.wbcboxing.com/

Klitschko only has the WBC title; the WBA belongs to John Ruiz.

driftingbadger41 said:The footage is such a mess you can barely make out a thing... honestly, I have no idea what you were even looking at...

That’s just not true—everything is visible... though I suppose it depends on what you were actually watching😕

Here’s the link, roughly 5MB:

http://alex2000.spymac.net/movie/mirkooyama.avi

I wasn't even expecting much of a movie to begin with