Re: Favorite Movies?
Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 5:10 pm
400 Blows-Francois Truffaut ,now there`s a bit of culture for you! Good band of the `80`s as well.
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Re: Favorite Movies?
Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 5:28 pm
because countryman=the suck
Re: Favorite Movies?
Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 4:40 am
Star Wars 1-6
Exorcist
Lord of The Rings 1,2,3
Exorcist
Lord of The Rings 1,2,3
Re: Favorite Movies?
Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:12 am
I love Kurosawa and Blaxploitation 
Ikiru and Blacula are two movies I've always loved.
Ikiru and Blacula are two movies I've always loved.
Re: Favorite Movies?
Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 11:20 am
Spaghetti westerns, Pedro Almodovar movies, Carry On films and anything with Will Hay in it!
Re: Favorite Movies?
Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 11:21 pm
Dude...countryman displays the iconic, mystical, righteous rasta...its a classic, so good, especially the scene in the beginning when pass it on is playing and hes cutting up all that fruit and cooking that lobster all the while puffing on spliffs haha i love it
Re: Favorite Movies?
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 1:34 am
Countryman is epic. A classic film. It is good over evil. I agree with Easy. The Pass It On scene is the best of the movie. Plus, Jah-Man has got some great quotes. Great movie.
Re: Favorite Movies?
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 2:29 am
Countryman is a classic piece of crap, that why only people within reggae circles know about it. I agree though the "Pass It On" portion of the film is the best part but why does the lady take off her and show her sagging breasts?-dumb T & A shot IMO.
Anyway that portion of the film is based on producer Chris Blackwell's real life experience when he crashed at sea and a Rasta saved him and restored his health. But come on the Rasta's kung fu hand to hand combat techniques (he sure can run though) and much of the film = weak plot and cinematography.
Anyway a lot of you love everything reggae no matter how bad it is & missed the point in my post check out the 400 Blows-its a good film- a real work of art. RASpect.
Anyway that portion of the film is based on producer Chris Blackwell's real life experience when he crashed at sea and a Rasta saved him and restored his health. But come on the Rasta's kung fu hand to hand combat techniques (he sure can run though) and much of the film = weak plot and cinematography.
Anyway a lot of you love everything reggae no matter how bad it is & missed the point in my post check out the 400 Blows-its a good film- a real work of art. RASpect.
Re: Favorite Movies?
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 4:28 am
felipe, if the point of your post was to inform us of how much you dont like countryman and what a great film 400 blows is, we got that on the first page. thanks. no need to beat a dead horse.
Re: Favorite Movies?
Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 4:09 pm
rockers!!! never grow tired of it...
countryman
not related to roots but good for the mind--
city of lost children
the fountain (a recent-ish movie)
mosquito coast (important message)
black robe (another important message)
the last emperor
and you gotta love the ruttles (not important but will make beatles fans laugh to tears)
countryman
not related to roots but good for the mind--
city of lost children
the fountain (a recent-ish movie)
mosquito coast (important message)
black robe (another important message)
the last emperor
and you gotta love the ruttles (not important but will make beatles fans laugh to tears)