I liked it the first time when it was called HAROLD AND MAUDE

you fucking stupid assclowns.

6/23/2006 3:18:27 PM

NO! (old)

6/23/2006 3:26:45 PM

the few funny parts of the movie were overshadowed by all the crappy parts

imo

6/23/2006 3:27:38 PM

this movie is a steaming pile of crap

6/23/2006 3:42:43 PM

Is that Latin?

6/23/2006 3:46:52 PM

I love this movie.

6/23/2006 3:47:45 PM

anybody who doesnt love this movie is dead to me

6/23/2006 3:48:18 PM

I've never seen it. But it looks cool so I ordered it since the deepdiscountdvd had 20% off.

6/23/2006 3:50:02 PM

Did you get the regular DVD or the Criterion? Because that shit has some fancy-ass artwork inserts.

6/23/2006 3:52:06 PM

just the regular. I didn't want to pay high dollar for a cool edition of a money I'm not even sure I'll like.

6/23/2006 3:53:32 PM

hopefully you'll like it, it's not over the top ridiculous humor like anchorman, or 40 year old virgin. it's very cleverly crafted and subtle. it has some instant laughs, but it takes the time to really develop the characters throughout the movie. each time you watch it, you'll pick up on some new things. sure it gives a nod to harold and maude, but it's not the same movie at all.

6/23/2006 3:54:00 PM

I wrote and directed a hit play. What did you ever do?

6/23/2006 3:56:40 PM

^^see that's why I think I like it


I thought anchorman was fucking stupid, I want something a little more sophisticated.

6/23/2006 3:58:26 PM

With friends like you, who needs friends!

6/23/2006 3:59:04 PM

^^word.

6/23/2006 3:59:51 PM

FISCHAH ya dotty wee skidmahhrrk!

6/23/2006 4:02:26 PM

they were giving each other handjobs in the swimming pool

[Edited on June 23, 2006 at 4:06 PM. Reason : thats better]

6/23/2006 4:03:55 PM

^the fact that he wrote that in crayon, and had the huge box of crayolas in front of him on the bleachers cracks me up every time.

6/23/2006 4:14:02 PM

O R they?

6/23/2006 4:19:28 PM

Quote :

"anybody who doesnt love this movie is dead to me "

6/23/2006 4:31:29 PM

Rushmore is awesome:

We both have dead people in our families.

6/23/2006 4:37:36 PM

Get them in the crosshairs and take them down.

6/23/2006 7:24:02 PM

Quote :

"O R they?"

that punchline gets me everytime

6/23/2006 7:38:48 PM

I am waiting, I am waiting (oh yeah, oh yeah)
I am waiting, I am waiting (oh yeah, oh yeah)
Waiting for someone to come out of somewhere
Waiting for someone to come out of somewhere

You can't hold out, you can't hold out
Oh yeah, oh yeah
You can't hold out, you can't hold out
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Waiting for someone to come out of somewhere
Waiting for someone to come out of somewhere

See it come along and
don't know where it's from
Oh, yes you will find out

Well, it happens all the time
It's censored from our minds
You'll find out

Slow or fast, slow or fast
Oh yeah, oh yeah
End at last, end at last
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Waiting for someone to come out of somewhere
Waiting for someone to come out of somewhere

Stand up coming years
and escalation fears
Oh, yes we will find out

Well, like a withered stone
Fears will pierce your bones
You'll find out

Oh we're waiting, oh we're waiting
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Oh we're waiting, oh we're waiting
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Waiting for someone to come out of somewhere
Waiting for someone to come out of somewhere

Oh we're waiting, oh we're waiting
Oh we're waiting, oh were waiting...

6/24/2006 11:09:05 AM

YOU ARE FORGIVEN

6/24/2006 11:34:13 AM

Wes Anderson is a men among boys. They should teach a class about his movies at NCSU.

Others who need classes:

Richard Linklater
John Woo
Ang Lee
Martin Scorcese
Robert Altman and Stanley Kubrick as a stand alone, 4-hour course!

6/24/2006 4:37:58 PM

has Wes Anderson ever made a movie that wasn't centered around father-figure issues?

i've never seen bottle rocket, so maybe that one doesn't

6/24/2006 5:10:56 PM

there's definitely some father-figure stuff in bottle rocket.

6/24/2006 5:12:28 PM

I wish my dad were more like Future Man.

6/24/2006 5:25:27 PM

Royal Tenenbaums FTW

6/24/2006 5:30:51 PM

I never found this movie funny. *shrugs*

6/24/2006 5:35:28 PM

who in the fuck under 30 gives a fuck, let along has even seen, Harold and Maude?

6/24/2006 6:13:23 PM

you know... cause he looks like he's from the future

6/24/2006 6:19:56 PM

Quote :

"who in the fuck under 30 gives a fuck, let along has even seen, Harold and Maude?"

Harold and Maude is good.

6/24/2006 6:24:16 PM

i'm sure it is & i've seen many classics myself but can't you see i'm trying to pick on scrumples here?

6/24/2006 6:27:06 PM

i've only seen the Royal Tenenbaums & remember liking it -

who is scrumples talking to anyways?

wes anderson isn't on my list of the best young directors. he's not awful though.

Notable young directors (no 50yr. olds)
-Paul Thomas Anderson
-Aronofsky
-Spike Jonez
-Sophia Coppola
-Brian Singer (he went off on a tangent though lately w/ movies that do not interest me at all)
-Harmony Korine (i'm not sure what he's been up to lately but he's talented imo)
-Matt Gronke haha


*i'm sure i'm missing some

6/24/2006 6:42:58 PM

yeah, he's not awful alright

6/24/2006 7:46:40 PM

I would put the top young directors (off the top of my head) as follows, in this order:

Matt Gronke (the man's a genius)
Wes Anderson
Sofia Coppola
Michel Gondry
Alejandro Iñárritu (really looking forward to Babel)
PT Anderson
Darren Aronofsky (not a lot to work with, yet, but I'm really looking forward to The Fountain)

Oh, and I don't know if Shane Carruth is going to make a movie ever again, but if he does I'll be excited.

[Edited on June 24, 2006 at 8:24 PM. Reason : ]

6/24/2006 8:11:20 PM

I prefer Gronke's early stuff, including John Modest Stomps Student, to his later work.

6/25/2006 1:51:28 AM

I don't know if you've seen any of the postgronkean school of films from Denmark and Sweden, but they WILL blow your mind.

6/25/2006 1:54:59 AM