What was the last good movie you watched?
i would have to say the recent Transformers movie (wrote about it on earlier post here and here). Kind of bring back all the tragic memories of having to catch the cartoon
TV series right on time immediately after religious class back in the late 80s.
Despite mixed reviews from film critics, i would have to say that this 'action+comedy+tons of CGI+some romance(?)' adaptation is Michael Bay's best film yet, after all the duds he produced all this years (remember 'The Island' and 'Pearl Harbour'?)
According to this, Paramount and DreamWorks have ramped up development on a sequel slated to be release on summer of 2009. Stoked?
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actually i haven't finished watching this documentary yet... i'm halfway thru, and its good.
" Do you think this is 1976 and you're talking to the Sex Pistols? Piss off or i'll piss all over you! " This is what Joe Strummer spits at a Brit journalist who draws his ire in an early 80s interview.
Born John Graham Mellor, Strummer was many things - diplomat's son, art-school dropout, squatter, bandleader, humorist, poet, activist, a coward, a genius and a bully to all who knew him
The man who led The Clash thru their decade (76-86) of punkrock is examined from all angles in The Future is Unwritten, a life spanning doc directed by Julian temple
packed with archival footage of The Clash and slew of good/bad testimonials from former bandmates, ex-girlfriends and celebri-fans (Johnny Depp, John Cusack, Steve Buscemi, Matt Dillon, Martin Scorsese and U2's Bono)
You can checkout the trailer here
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