Bareback Mountain

[Jand3rson]

Really slamming that closet door shut there.

-Charlie

Right. Read into it whatever you want. I enjoy good movies, regardless of whether they're about gay cowboys or straight ones.

I expect to get more of the same responses, so I'm not worried.

[hamann318is]

Meh, I think they topped out a long time ago with great film making. Nothing made recently has been that great.

[Jand3rson]

Meh, I think they topped out a long time ago with great film making. Nothing made recently has been that great.

Yeah, nothing much anymore really moves you. The last movie I saw in the theater that I thought was really good, really had an impact on me was The Manchurian Candidate, which I guess doesn't really count, since it was a remake. But the original was awesome, too. The remake kind of freaked me out more than anything, just a little too close to something that could actually happen. :D

[hamann318is]

Yeah, nothing much anymore really moves you. The last movie I saw in the theater that I thought was really good, really had an impact on me was The Manchurian Candidate, which I guess doesn't really count, since it was a remake. But the original was awesome, too.

Bingo.

Nothing is original anymore. How can we repackage the same movie to make the cash money?

[Fidhle007]

I think Collateral was a the last "good" movie I've seen lately. I saw it and Manchurian Candidate pretty close together and I thought Collateral won hands down. There was enough gay cowboy sex in it though...

[Ryan Stewart]

Welcome aboard, Captain Obvious.

That couldnt have gone much better if I had planned it.

Rob, I wouldnt mind 6 months away either but if its going to be "away" I wouldnt be bringing anyone along (even gay coyboys).

Nothing is original anymore. How can we repackage the same movie to make the cash money?

So this is all we got folks? King Kong or cowboy sex?

Clint is still alive, how about a remake of "The good, the bad, and the ugly?" They an have a 3 way.

[hamann318is]

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly is my favorite Western. :D

Clint's last cowboy flick, Unforgiven, was good as well.

[Charlie]

I thought Munich was allright, I wasn't blown away by it.

I'm not a huge fan of Spielberg, and even less of a fan of Tony "Angels in America" Kushner, so the story didn't do a lot for me.

I'm a history major/buff, so the fact that the movie was based on a discredited book from someone who claimed to be an ex-Mossad agent, who was later revealed as a fraud didn't score points with me either. The film went overboard into the moral equivalancy swamp for me, and Spielbergs framing of the final scene with the WTC towers was in very poor taste.

I hate anachronisms in "historical" films.

-Charlie

[Ryan Stewart]

and Spielbergs framing of the final scene with the WTC towers
-Charlie

ew, that is almost worse than coyboy fucking.

[Rob]

I hate revisionist history. Thats all we get though I guess.