[Inhuman]

Originally Posted by Trasher02

See her squert featuring avy scott?

I'm sorry it just easier to critize another list.

I've only seen the webpage

[ALIEN ANAL]

in french? :P

[cryptowonderdruginvogue]

Originally Posted by ALIEN ANAL

in french? :P

 

[Everyneurotic]

wayne's world (both)
kill bill
can't hardly wait
back to the future trilogy
sixteen candles
decline of western civilization (both)
another state of mind
10 things i hate about you
orange county
the big lebowski
high fidelity
pulp fiction
reservoir dogs
spun
jackie brown
weird science
spinal tap
texas chainsaw massacre
ferris bueller's day off
almost famous

[ALIEN ANAL]

damn how did i forget TCM(original not remake) and waynes world.

[cryptowonderdruginvogue]

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic

weird science
spinal tap
ferris bueller's day off
almost famous

damn! i forgot about these.

[atari 2600]

I only included one comedy, Young Frankenstein. I love your comedy choices, Everyneurotic. Most of those are in my top 100.

[cryptowonderdruginvogue]

Originally Posted by atari 2600

I only included one comedy, Young Frankenstein. I love your comedy choices, Everyneurotic. Most of those are in my top 100.

i see 2...
Young Frankenstein and Dr Strangelove.

[atari 2600]

Oh and,
I also have Crimes and Misdemeanors (which is very funny in parts) in the top twenty.

[cryptowonderdruginvogue]

for some reason, i just cant get into any of woody allens movies
is that his best one? i havent seen that one

[atari 2600]

It's his best movie. It's a dramedy, I suppose.

I also really love Take the Money and Run, Love and Death, Sleeper, Zelig, Broadway Danny Rose, Manhattan Murder Mystery, Shadows and Fog and I guess Annie Hall and Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Sex* but were afraid to ask
are really good too. Those are all defintitely worth seeing.

I meant straight-up comedy films, I guess.
Dr. Strangelove is certainly very comedic in parts as well, but it's also great social satire.

[atari 2600]

Originally Posted by cryptowonderdruginvogue

American History X is good, but not top 50 good

I agree with that. I do think American History X (in the top 100, but not my top 50 if I'm remembering my list that got deleted correctly) is better than Fight Club (not in a top 100) for Norton movies.

I liked Rounders too, but it isn't in my top 100 either.

[ALIEN ANAL]

woody allen films are like so the best when in french, if you squint your eyes when watching it, its even better.

[cryptowonderdruginvogue]

Originally Posted by ALIEN ANAL

woody allen films are like so the best when in french, if you squint your eyes when watching it, its even better.

 

are you familiar with the "beating a dead horse" phrase?

[cryptowonderdruginvogue]

Originally Posted by atari 2600

I agree with that. I do think American History X (in the top 100, but not my top 50 if I'm remembering my list that got deleted correctly) is better than Fight Club (not in a top 100) for Norton movies.

I liked Rounders too, but it isn't in my top 100 either.

'xactly

[ALIEN ANAL]

This is the second time you posted this picture..are you farmiliar with it your self?

Originally Posted by cryptowonderdruginvogue

 

are you familiar with the "beating a dead horse" phrase?

[cryptowonderdruginvogue]

you answer first, homo

[atari 2600]

In Pulp Fiction, we see Mia Wallace played by Uma Thurman dong rails before John Travolta's Vincent Vega picks her up for their outing.

Then, at the Jack Rabbit Slim's restaurant we see Mia in the bathroom doing another bump.

Now, I can see her coming back to the table to slowly enjoy her five-dollar Amos n' Andy milkshake, but I don't see anyone (no matter what their tolerance is) scarfing up a cheeseburger and fries after consuming even over a quarter of a gram of cocaine.

As for Vincent, heroin users are able to build up enough tolerance over time to be able to eat while high, but most still prefer not to eat while under the effects.

[cryptowonderdruginvogue]

Originally Posted by atari 2600

In Pulp Fiction, we see Mia Wallace played by Uma Thurman dong rails before John Travolta's Vincent Vega picks her up for their outing.

Then, at the Jack Rabbit Slim's restaurant we see Mia in the bathroom doing another bump.

Now, I can see her coming back to the table to slowly enjoy her five-dollar Amos n' Andy milkshake, but I don't see anyone (no matter what their tolerance is) scarfing up a cheeseburger and fries after consuming even over a quarter of a gram of cocaine.

As for Vincent, heroin users are able to build up enough tolerance over time to be able to eat while high, but most still prefer not to eat while under the effects.

i never understood that either.
how can people eat on coke?
maybe if they smoke before eating or something
but even then...

[Bertrand]

Mulholland Drive
Deep End
Night of the Hunter
Dawn of the Dead
Martin
Providence
La residencia
Sunrise
La règle du jeu
Female Trouble
Another Day in Paradise
L'armata Brancaleone
Kill Bill 1 & 2
Two for the Road
Detour
Once upon a Time in America
Duck Soup
The Red Shoes
Phantom of the Paradise
Eating Raoul