What was the last movie you've seen?

[noiseredux]

oh yeah, right. Like "Luke" is your real name.

[Luke]

oh yeah, right. Like "Luke" is your real name.

I want to put a lol emoticon here, but I resist.

[the7k]

Well, at least Rob Zombie doesn't believe he is the reincarnation of a pre-existing fictional character.

I can't remember the name - it's like Otherkin, except instead of thinking you're a Vampire or a Dragon or some shit, you think you're the human incarnation of Bugs Bunny or Renamon or something.

Jesus, the internet is a weird place.

[OldSchool_Boy]

La Dolce Vita

People say its a boring film but I really liked it.

[vash23n]

But Luke, Rob names his characters after Groucho Marx Characters. It is the only reason I have ever given his films a chance.

That is all well and good, but he is a grown man who can't disconnect himself from a childhood fantasy. It's just odd to me.

I disagree, he became famous being in a band named White Zombie where he had the nickname Rob Zombie. Just like none of the guys in The Ramones actually had Ramone as their last name. It is a gimmick, yes, but it's fun. Anyhoo. As far as carrying the name Rob Zombie into film, he gained a lot of cred being Rob Zombie and I am sure that, initially, it helped him gain recognition as people immediately recognized the name and therefore gave the product a chance - like a brand. Kind of like how Dwayne Johnson starred as The Rock until just recently. I think, however, that Zombie's work in film really reflects the same style as his music - both White Zombie and his movies are most definitely creations of Rob Zombie so carrying his music business name over into film works just fine. It's not like he is using the name Rob Zombie to get people to watch a romantic comedy. I watch a movie by Rob Zombie expecting nothing other than a long, kickass, gory, highly sexual, very inappropriate music video. I guess some people are okay with that and others are not.

[Limewater]

I just saw Avatar. I'm trying to be positive. It was better than "Pearl Harbor."

After the first five minutes I was pretty much waiting for the film to be over. It was remarkably unentertaining. It was a big-budget blockbuster. I expected it to be dumb, cheesy, good-looking, and entertaining. It only succeeded in the first three.

[OldSchool_Boy]

Cowboy Bebop Series

I can dig it

[jfe2]

Watched Training Day earlier, and From Dusk till Dawn just started.

[Snickerd00dle]

Somewhere in Time, pretty good, watched it with a lady so it was even better

[jp1]

Watched Sherlock Holmes tonight. It was great. Most satisfying movie of the year without a doubt.