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Machete

Posted: 2010.09.07 (03:29)
by Tanner
Just saw this movie and it is the best film ever created. 10/10 movie of the millennium.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.07 (04:37)
by unoriginal name
What? No. You're damning it with faint praise.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.07 (05:39)
by a happy song
Oh yes.

I'd forgotten all about this. Did you really find it enjoyable, or fun because it was so bad?

I haven't seen an RR film yet that I didn't enjoy.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.07 (13:00)
by Tanner
It takes B-movie with a budget to the next level. As such, it is full of over-the-top violence, nudity, violence and one liners. But it is so full of them and so aware that it is full of them that it breaches the seams of awesome. It's everything the Grindhouse movies should have been. I mean, I liked the Grindhouse movies a lot but felt that they just didn't quite live up to the expectation. Machete so does.

This is the first movie I've ever seen that, after watching it in theaters, I look forward to owning it on DVD. I'm entertaining the thought of seeing it again in theaters which is something I said I'd never do for any movie.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.07 (15:58)
by SlappyMcGee
hairscapades wrote:It takes B-movie with a budget to the next level. As such, it is full of over-the-top violence, nudity, violence and one liners. But it is so full of them and so aware that it is full of them that it breaches the seams of awesome. It's everything the Grindhouse movies should have been. I mean, I liked the Grindhouse movies a lot but felt that they just didn't quite live up to the expectation. Machete so does.

This is the first movie I've ever seen that, after watching it in theaters, I look forward to owning it on DVD. I'm entertaining the thought of seeing it again in theaters which is something I said I'd never do for any movie.
Oh wow, you were disappointed with the Grindhouse movies? I thought they were brilliant both as homage and as stand-alone films.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.07 (23:57)
by Tanner
SłappyMcGee wrote:Oh wow, you were disappointed with the Grindhouse movies? I thought they were brilliant both as homage and as stand-alone films.
I wasn't disappointed by them at all. Like I said before, I liked them a lot but they just aren't on the same level as Machete.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.08 (00:59)
by SlappyMcGee
hairscapades wrote:
SłappyMcGee wrote:Oh wow, you were disappointed with the Grindhouse movies? I thought they were brilliant both as homage and as stand-alone films.
I wasn't disappointed by them at all. Like I said before, I liked them a lot but they just aren't on the same level as Machete.

I thought the definition of disappointment was not living up to expectations.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.08 (01:01)
by Tanner
Alright, then I guess I was a tiny bit disappointed by the Grindhouse movies. They're still great films.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.08 (03:44)
by SlappyMcGee
MACHETE

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.08 (05:44)
by unoriginal name
SłappyMcGee wrote:MACHETE
WILL RETURN

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.08 (13:12)
by SlappyMcGee
xVxCrushloaderusSupremusxVx wrote:
SłappyMcGee wrote:MACHETE
WILL RETURN
IN

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.08 (13:31)
by Tanner
MACHETE KILLS

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.08 (16:17)
by SlappyMcGee
AND

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.08 (16:26)
by aids
EATS A PUMA

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.08 (16:55)
by SlappyMcGee
Aidiera wrote:EATS A PUMA


...

You are such a groove killer.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.08 (19:33)
by Tanner
Aidiera wrote:EATS A PUMA
You just fucked with the wrong Canexican.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.08 (21:56)
by otters~1
a happy song wrote:I haven't seen an RR film yet that I didn't enjoy.
Had all kinds of things to say here until my brain was derailed by this.


PS: Is this a good place to mention that my dad roomed with RobRod in college?

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.09 (00:01)
by SlappyMcGee
Curse Of The Colonel wrote:
a happy song wrote:I haven't seen an RR film yet that I didn't enjoy.
Had all kinds of things to say here until my brain was derailed by this.


PS: Is this a good place to mention that my dad roomed with RobRod in college?

DUDE WHEN YOU SAID YOU WERE TEXAN I WAS GOING TO ASK

BUT I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE DUMB

LIKE WHEN PEOPLE ASK IF I KNOW REGINE

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.09 (00:48)
by T3chno
SłappyMcGee wrote:LIKE WHEN PEOPLE ASK IF I KNOW REGINE
DO YOU?

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.09 (00:50)
by SlappyMcGee
Techno wrote:
SłappyMcGee wrote:LIKE WHEN PEOPLE ASK IF I KNOW REGINE
DO YOU?

I have seen them practice in Farnham but I have not spoken to them.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.09 (01:38)
by T3chno
SłappyMcGee wrote:
Techno wrote:
SłappyMcGee wrote:LIKE WHEN PEOPLE ASK IF I KNOW REGINE
DO YOU?

I have seen them practice in Farnham but I have not spoken to them.
Oh, that's still pretty awesome.

Re: Machete

Posted: 2010.09.09 (18:07)
by otters~1
SłappyMcGee wrote: DUDE WHEN YOU SAID YOU WERE TEXAN I WAS GOING TO ASK

BUT I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE DUMB
IT WOULD HAVE BEEN

I don't have any connection to anyone else famous. But I see Mia Hamm and Lance Armstrong and Sandra Bullock and people occasionally at the mall or jogging by my house and also my friend lives next to Michael Dell and he has some tasteless fucking yardart of two elephants having sex.

But, yeah, dumb question.