"Put that coin in your pocket."

I really liked this movie, but it became a little like a Steven Segal script directed by David Lynch. I guess that sounds good...

... I object to this 'Supervillan' aspect. You knew Josh Brolin wasn't going to survive his project, and there's where the film started to turn into a comic (for me). One part Silent Gunman, one part Terminator, one part Leon. It was a fun ride, but I didn't really give one shit about any of the characters.

How many times can the grim spectre of death show its face in a Hollywood movie? Don't get me wrong. I love the idea of Death looking like Stewart Larkin:



NC - massive foods.

I caught Javier Bardem in a ten-year-old Almodovar flick over the weekend. He was very good as a paraplegic cop, and the female lead was one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen, Francesca Neri:

She is my friend's neighbor in Paris.

I am jealous.

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:I caught Javier Bardem in a ten-year-old Almodovar flick over the weekend. He was very good as a paraplegic cop, and the female lead was one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen, Francesca Neri:

live flesh!!! i love that movie. and yea she looks amazing.

Might I suggest heading over to Google Image, making sure that you have selected "Do not filter my search results" in the Preferences page, and searching for pics of Francesca Neri loveliness.

Oh holy shit.

Going straight into the spank bank she is.

I just saw this movie and it is definitely not crap.

I finally saw this film last night. Unfortunately, it bored the shit out of me. Some of it was all right, but by the end I was only sitting through it because my wife was watching it with me and there was nothing else to do.

Watched it the other night. So good.