[HitOrGetHit]

Originally Posted by UFC_OWNS

4pm here right now

Ah. Just got curious when you said tonight lol. It's about 2:15 am here.

[UFC_OWNS]

Originally Posted by HitOrGetHit

Ah. Just got curious when you said tonight lol. It's about 2:15 am here.

I can never work time difference between the states and here, thats why i can never catch the start of the ufc prelims

[K R Y]

East coast is 14 hours behind you, West cost is 17 hours. Boom.

[HitOrGetHit]

Originally Posted by KryOnicle

East coast is 14 hours behind you, West cost is 17 hours. Boom.

HEY! Who let you out of time out?!

[UFC_OWNS]

Originally Posted by HitOrGetHit

HEY! Who let you out of time out?!

yeah punk ass

[John8204]

Originally Posted by UFC_OWNS

I haven't heard of the other but i think i'll try battle royale tonight, not many know how to make good movies these days

It's harder to find great films because they are making so few of them right now. It's an economic's thing, I think tomorrow I'm going to start a Top 10 of 2011 thread to expose people to better films.

Ironically Australia's done pretty well with modern films, both The Square and Animal Kingdom were very good films.

The only Aussie films I own are Wolf Creek, and Picnic at Hanging Rock.

If you like Battle Royale check out a film called Evil Dead Trap.

[UFC_OWNS]

Originally Posted by John8204

It's harder to find great films because they are making so few of them right now. It's an economic's thing, I think tomorrow I'm going to start a Top 10 of 2011 thread to expose people to better films.

Ironically Australia's done pretty well with modern films, both The Square and Animal Kingdom were very good films.

The only Aussie films I own are Wolf Creek, and Picnic at Hanging Rock.

If you like Battle Royale check out a film called Evil Dead Trap.

I havent seen many aussie films other than crocidil dundee, wolf creek and some other low budgets. I think also the problems are 2 things, 1. Tarantino, Alexander Aja, Eli Roth, James Cameron, Robert Rodriguez are the only real good directors still working today as far as I know and more importantly 2. 90% of films consist of one or more of these things crappy horror movie reject ideas, things from books or comics or something are made a movie, original ideas are a distant memory, remakes and sequels and prequels are released monthly(saw,scary movie, they made scream 4 and Terminator 4 for gods sake) and then finally the stupidly popular even though bad series like twilight and saw and cartoon movies. It sucks

[Sugar-Free_LizaG]

Exhausted from a weekend of work, and i'm meant to be doing 7pm to 4am tonight, body feels totally broken down

[John8204]

I liked Scream 4, as for good directors I would say the top 50 in my eyes right now

Ben Affleck
Woody Allen
Pedro Almodovar
Paul Tomas Anderson
Wes Anderson
Brad Anderson
Darren Aronofsky
James Cameron
Joel and Ethan Coen
David Cronenberg
Alfonso Cuaron
Noah Baumbach
Danny Boyle
Stephen Daldry
Clint Eastwood
David Fincher
Terry Gilliam
Paul Greengrass
Michael Haneke
Todd Haynes
Werner Herzog
Ron Howard
Alejandro González Iñárritu
Tamara Jenkins
Duncan Jones
Spike Jonze
Ang Lee
Mike Leigh
David Lynch
Aki Kaurismaki
Terrence Malick
Michael Mann
Fernando Meirelles
Sam Mendes
Michael Moore
Hayao Miyazaki
Christopher Nolan
Alexander Payne
Sean Penn
Roman Polanski
Robert Rodriguez
David O Russell
Martin Scorsese
Ridley Scott
Steven Soderbergh
Steven Spielberg
Andrew Stanton
Quentin Tarantino
Julie Taymor
Peter Weir
Wong Kar-wai

[UFC_OWNS]

thats a good list, I find it funny how whenever I bring up music and movies aren't shite as to what they used to be(and the simpsons) everyone just says its nostalgia, not true either it's good or it isn't and most of the new stuff isn't whether standards have dropped, ideas have run out or people are just trying to make easy bucks.