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Have you seen the entire movie? It gets a lot more serious towards the end.

And no, it was earlier this year =(

Army of GOD wrote:Have you seen the entire movie? It gets a lot more serious towards the end.

And no, it was earlier this year =(

Nah- it gets more Robert Downey Juniorish towards the end. That ain't serious.

Army of GOD wrote:Have you seen the entire movie? It gets a lot more serious towards the end.

And no, it was earlier this year =(

The film was trying to be serious (I guess?), but it got silly real quick, so the thrill is gone for me. When I reach that point, I don't enjoy the film--no matter how it ends.

To me, violent movies lose their appeal when they treat violence as a child's toy.

If I had to sum up that film, it would be: "whoa~! I'm so cool! *Bang bang bang* Ho ho! Coool! <puts on shades>"
(sorry, man, hope you didn't have nightmares )

BigBallinStalin wrote:

Army of GOD wrote:Have you seen the entire movie? It gets a lot more serious towards the end.

And no, it was earlier this year =(

The film was trying to be serious (I guess?)

Yeah, I'm not sure how serious it's taking itself. Some movies flirt with the seriousness line very well.
It's been a while since I've watched NBK, so I can't comment, but I think American Psycho is a little like that too. If you go in expecting a 100% serious movie you might be slightly dissapointed, but if you go with it it's definitely interesting for what it is.

Also, guess I should post clips since all the cool kids are doing it.

Uhh, SPOILER I guess, if you haven't seen Psycho.




And, of course:

neanderpaul14 wrote:John Malkovich in Con-Air

That, or Steve Buscemi in said film and many others.

Then again, there's always http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9sUVrVS4co

Excellent work, Tripitaka.

your crazy to think if american psycho or clockwork orange dont take the cake

Mark Zuckerberg

warmonger1981 wrote:your crazy to think if american psycho or clockwork orange dont take the cake

what cake?? Symmetry's cake??

nietzsche wrote:

warmonger1981 wrote:your crazy to think if american psycho or clockwork orange dont take the cake

what cake?? Symmetry's cake??

Best video game psycopath:

Symmetry wrote:

nietzsche wrote:

warmonger1981 wrote:your crazy to think if american psycho or clockwork orange dont take the cake

what cake?? Symmetry's cake??

Best video game psycopath:

Wheatley is far more of a psychopath.

Metsfanmax wrote:

Symmetry wrote:

nietzsche wrote:

warmonger1981 wrote:your crazy to think if american psycho or clockwork orange dont take the cake

what cake?? Symmetry's cake??

Best video game psycopath:

Wheatley is far more of a psychopath.

He's British though, we consider psychopathic behaviour to be more of a quirk or eccentricity.

Fair enough.

the crazy cake im whipping up right now! its mostly anger and frustration with a pinch of i love you..

Symmetrical Man wrote:He's British though, we consider psychopathic behaviour to be more of a quirk or eccentricity.

Metsfanmax wrote:Fair enough.

I always preferred wheatley...
Besides, he makes for easier listening and better conversation.

How about Javier Bardem in No Country For Old Men? He played an AWESOME role I thought...

neanderpaul14 wrote:Okay I'm thinking Michael Madsen in Resevoir Dogs, and a few others. John Lithgow in Cliffhanger, alright, that movie sucked, but he was a good psycho. John Malkovich in Con-Air. Or maybe Ed Harris in Just Cause.

Any thoughts?

John Malkovic didn't even portray the best psychopath in Con Air. Steve Buscemi did!

x-raider wrote:

neanderpaul14 wrote:John Malkovich in Con-Air

That, or Steve Buscemi in said film and many others.
Then again, there's always http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9sUVrVS4co

Gillipig wrote:

neanderpaul14 wrote:John Malkovich in Con-Air

John Malkovic didn't even portray the best psychopath in Con Air. Steve Buscemi did!

Yeah, I wasn't sure if it was just me. Malkovich does make a pretty good "I'm never changing" villian character-type but I don't think he's a psycopath.

KoolBak wrote:How about Javier Bardem in No Country For Old Men? He played an AWESOME role I thought...

Absolutely. Christian Bale a close second.

JRock

...And Peter Sellers' Boss

^I'll take a look at that

KoolBak wrote:How about Javier Bardem in No Country For Old Men? He played an AWESOME role I thought...

One of his best roles iI think. I didn't like him in the new Bond movie though. Didn't quite measure up to Bond, there wasn't a genuine rivalry between them.

The ORIGINAL Hanibal Lecter as played by Brian Cox in "Manhunter". Really creepy. Best I could do was some short clips in reviews. Skip to the specified times. For best results, pause them at the beginning (or a few seconds before) and play them in sequence.
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