Last movie you've watched

[davann]

Paranormal Activities. Scared the shit out me.

Now there are two, PA and The Exorcist.

[Rillion]

Via Netflix: "This Filthy World."  A stage show by John Waters.  Highlight: he describes what creeps him  out. 

[Dewars]

Went to see The Men Who Stare At Goats last night.  Good book, stupid movie.

[Rillion]

Also via Netflix: "Inside Deep Throat."

In a movie that lasted an hour and a half, there was maybe 10 minutes devoted to the fact that Linda Lovelace alleged that her sex scenes were non-consensual.  Her interview time as compared to that of the director, male actor, producer, site host and other talking heads was probably 5%.  

I would say it was about 95% freedom of speech, 5% "Was this right/did it make sense/was it actually rape on film."

[mikehz]

Last night we watched the excellent The Visitor, which has a strong libertarian theme of social tolerance and the inhumanity of immigration laws. The 1998 film won numerous awards, and is rated 90% on Rotten Tomatoes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Visitor_(2008_film)

[fatcat]

Also via Netflix: "Inside Deep Throat."

Is there any prefix of Deep Throat that doesn't still sound like a porn?

[freeAgent]

Also via Netflix: "Inside Deep Throat."

Is there any prefix of Deep Throat that doesn't still sound like a porn?

No.

[Sam Gunn (since nobody got Admiral Naismith)]

Zombie Strippers.

legit.

[Rillion]

I didn't know exactly where to put this, but thought it was fun:

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[inane]

Let The Right One In

Just about the most interesting vampire movie I have ever seen.

[inane]

In a movie that lasted an hour and a half, there was maybe 10 minutes devoted to the fact that Linda Lovelace alleged that her sex scenes were non-consensual.  Her interview time as compared to that of the director, male actor, producer, site host and other talking heads was probably 5%. 

I would say it was about 95% freedom of speech, 5% "Was this right/did it make sense/was it actually rape on film."

I might have watched that. Might have been a different film. In an interview with her after the film was made she spoke about how proud she was about doing the film. It wasnt until after someone or other convinced her that porn was bad that she started claiming that it wasnt consensual.

[cavalier973]

Just finished "Duck Soup" on Youtube...I think that it's the funniest MB movie, but I still consider "Animal Crackers" my favorite.  I found a book at the library once that was simply the script of "Animal Crackers", and couldn't quit laughing at it.

Is there any question that the Marx Brothers are funnier than the Three Stooges?

[Rillion]

I might have watched that. Might have been a different film. In an interview with her after the film was made she spoke about how proud she was about doing the film. It wasnt until after someone or other convinced her that porn was bad that she started claiming that it wasnt consensual.

That was my suspicion, but I was bothered that the documentary didn't really discuss that.  They just kind of skated by the issue. 

[gibson042]

Just finished "Duck Soup" on Youtube...I think that it's the funniest MB movie, but I still consider "Animal Crackers" my favorite.  I found a book at the library once that was simply the script of "Animal Crackers", and couldn't quit laughing at it.

Is there any question that the Marx Brothers are funnier than the Three Stooges?

Actually, I didn't like Duck Soup—but still agree that the Marx Brothers beat the Three Stooges any day.

[freeAgent]

I watched S21: The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine.  It's a documentary, but worth watching.