movies

[Kory]

Responding more directly, I refuse to believe you missed what bananas represent.

Potassium?

Definitely keeps one from getting cramps on the porn set.

[Dr. Medulla]

Responding more directly, I refuse to believe you missed what bananas represent.

Potassium?

Definitely keeps one from getting cramps on the porn set.

No industry cares more about the well-being of its labour!

[Dr. Medulla]

Everything from Annie Hall on is still good, but ironically, the "early, funny ones" haven't turned out as timeless. Although I do get in the mood for Love & Death every so often.

I watched it this morning. Nope, it isn't nearly as funny as I remembered. Expectations of humour and all, I guess. Plus enough pedo-related humour that was unpleasantly sobering.

[Kory]

Everything from Annie Hall on is still good, but ironically, the "early, funny ones" haven't turned out as timeless. Although I do get in the mood for Love & Death every so often.

I watched it this morning. Nope, it isn't nearly as funny as I remembered. Expectations of humour and all, I guess. Plus enough pedo-related humour that was unpleasantly sobering.

I still own it as a completist but I never watch it. The following three once in a while, but it's just too "nudge nudge" for me.

[Dr. Medulla]

Everything from Annie Hall on is still good, but ironically, the "early, funny ones" haven't turned out as timeless. Although I do get in the mood for Love & Death every so often.

I watched it this morning. Nope, it isn't nearly as funny as I remembered. Expectations of humour and all, I guess. Plus enough pedo-related humour that was unpleasantly sobering.

I still own it as a completist but I never watch it. The following three once in a while, but it's just too "nudge nudge" for me.

Radio Days is the one film of his that I truly love. The Boss and I still will say, unbidden, "Haaawk, I heaah thuh cannuns roaahh."

[JennyB]

Everything from Annie Hall on is still good, but ironically, the "early, funny ones" haven't turned out as timeless. Although I do get in the mood for Love & Death every so often.

I watched it this morning. Nope, it isn't nearly as funny as I remembered. Expectations of humour and all, I guess. Plus enough pedo-related humour that was unpleasantly sobering.

I still own it as a completist but I never watch it. The following three once in a while, but it's just too "nudge nudge" for me.

Radio Days is the one film of his that I truly love. The Boss and I still will say, unbidden, "Haaawk, I heaah thuh cannuns roaahh."

Get regular with relax!

[Dr. Medulla]

Everything from Annie Hall on is still good, but ironically, the "early, funny ones" haven't turned out as timeless. Although I do get in the mood for Love & Death every so often.

I watched it this morning. Nope, it isn't nearly as funny as I remembered. Expectations of humour and all, I guess. Plus enough pedo-related humour that was unpleasantly sobering.

I still own it as a completist but I never watch it. The following three once in a while, but it's just too "nudge nudge" for me.

Radio Days is the one film of his that I truly love. The Boss and I still will say, unbidden, "Haaawk, I heaah thuh cannuns roaahh."

Get regular with relax!

Who argues about oceans?

[JennyB]

I watched it this morning. Nope, it isn't nearly as funny as I remembered. Expectations of humour and all, I guess. Plus enough pedo-related humour that was unpleasantly sobering.

I still own it as a completist but I never watch it. The following three once in a while, but it's just too "nudge nudge" for me.

Radio Days is the one film of his that I truly love. The Boss and I still will say, unbidden, "Haaawk, I heaah thuh cannuns roaahh."

Get regular with relax!

Who argues about oceans?

[Dr. Medulla]

I still own it as a completist but I never watch it. The following three once in a while, but it's just too "nudge nudge" for me.

Radio Days is the one film of his that I truly love. The Boss and I still will say, unbidden, "Haaawk, I heaah thuh cannuns roaahh."

Get regular with relax!

Who argues about oceans?

It really is such a charming and affectionate comedy. Nothing cynical or moody, just a love letter to a time and place.

[Kory]

Everything from Annie Hall on is still good, but ironically, the "early, funny ones" haven't turned out as timeless. Although I do get in the mood for Love & Death every so often.

I watched it this morning. Nope, it isn't nearly as funny as I remembered. Expectations of humour and all, I guess. Plus enough pedo-related humour that was unpleasantly sobering.

I still own it as a completist but I never watch it. The following three once in a while, but it's just too "nudge nudge" for me.

Radio Days is the one film of his that I truly love. The Boss and I still will say, unbidden, "Haaawk, I heaah thuh cannuns roaahh."

Definite classic. I just watched it a couple weeks ago. I love when the uncle goes to have it out with the communists next door and comes back convinced.

[revbob]

How about Sleeper or Take the Money and Run ?

Haven't seen either of those since maybe high school/college.

[Dr. Medulla]

How about Sleeper or Take the Money and Run ?

TtMaR is much the same style as Bananas, so probably not. Sleeper might be a better bet.

[Dr. Medulla]

Everything from Annie Hall on is still good, but ironically, the "early, funny ones" haven't turned out as timeless. Although I do get in the mood for Love & Death every so often.

I watched it this morning. Nope, it isn't nearly as funny as I remembered. Expectations of humour and all, I guess. Plus enough pedo-related humour that was unpleasantly sobering.

I still own it as a completist but I never watch it. The following three once in a while, but it's just too "nudge nudge" for me.

Radio Days is the one film of his that I truly love. The Boss and I still will say, unbidden, "Haaawk, I heaah thuh cannuns roaahh."

Definite classic. I just watched it a couple weeks ago. I love when the uncle goes to have it out with the communists next door and comes back convinced.

Apparently it was one of Kubrick's favourite films, which kind of surprises because, visually, it isn't technically distinct.

[Kory]

I watched it this morning. Nope, it isn't nearly as funny as I remembered. Expectations of humour and all, I guess. Plus enough pedo-related humour that was unpleasantly sobering.

I still own it as a completist but I never watch it. The following three once in a while, but it's just too "nudge nudge" for me.

Radio Days is the one film of his that I truly love. The Boss and I still will say, unbidden, "Haaawk, I heaah thuh cannuns roaahh."

Definite classic. I just watched it a couple weeks ago. I love when the uncle goes to have it out with the communists next door and comes back convinced.

Apparently it was one of Kubrick's favourite films, which kind of surprises because, visually, it isn't technically distinct.

Maybe he liked the editing/structure.

[Dr. Medulla]

I still own it as a completist but I never watch it. The following three once in a while, but it's just too "nudge nudge" for me.

Radio Days is the one film of his that I truly love. The Boss and I still will say, unbidden, "Haaawk, I heaah thuh cannuns roaahh."

Definite classic. I just watched it a couple weeks ago. I love when the uncle goes to have it out with the communists next door and comes back convinced.

Apparently it was one of Kubrick's favourite films, which kind of surprises because, visually, it isn't technically distinct.

Maybe he liked the editing/structure.

He saw references to how World War II was faked.