Machete

[Free Ike]

Huh?

El Mariachi?
Sin City?
From Dusk til Dawn
The Faculty?
Planet Terror?


You fucking nuts or something

Dusk to Dawn caused me not to watch a new movie for 2 years. In fact, I will never watch a movie without recommendations because of that movie. Dusk to Dawn is easily one of the worst films ever, in any era and this will be true 100 years from now. I had no idea this bastard did those films too. Sin City and Planet Terror sucked too.

[Anthony]

Dusk to Dawn caused me not to watch a new movie for 2 years. In fact, I will never watch a movie without recommendations because of that movie. Dusk to Dawn is easily one of the worst films ever, in any era and this will be true 100 years from now. I had no idea this bastard did those films too. Sin City and Planet Terror sucked too.

You have to remember movies are about fun. You can't tell me you enjoyed piranha and then turn around and tell me you didn't enjoy dusk.

[Haymaker]

Have you seen Miller's other movie he directed, the Spirit? It was a piece of shit. Rodriguez directed this movie man.

So just to be clear, you didnt Like El Mariachi?
Dusk til Dawn?
or The Faculty?

I could appreciate El Mariachi for what it is. A low budget high octane foreign film. I watched desperado before El Mariachi. In fact, Desperado was the first Rodriguez film I watched so it blew me away, but I was a teenager. Rodriguez films are about having fun and eating pop corn, and honestly I want to watch films with a little more depth. Sin City rocked because of the characters and the story. It was given to him, and he himself admitted that Frank Miller ran the show in the set, and Rodriguez is so cool that he gave Miller the "Director" credit in the film (Which costed him his membership in the director's guild). I admire the guy for basically directing/editing/scoring the films by himself and how he made his name from scratch.

[Anthony]

I could appreciate El Mariachi for what it is. A low budget high octane foreign film. I watched desperado before El Mariachi. In fact, Desperado was the first Rodriguez film I watched so it blew me away, but I was a teenager. Rodriguez films are about having fun and eating pop corn, and honestly I want to watch films with a little more depth. Sin City rocked because of the characters and the story. It was given to him, and he himself admitted that Frank Miller ran the show in the set, and Rodriguez is so cool that he gave Miller the "Director" credit in the film (Which costed him his membership in the director's guild). I admire the guy for basically directing/editing/scoring the films by himself and how he made his name from scratch.

Have you ever seen The Misbehaviors? It's part of the movie called 4 rooms with Tim roth. It has 4 directors. Each director films a different room and Tim Roth is the Bellhop. That was very good. Tarantino's room was better. but Rodriguez' room was good too.

[Haymaker]

Have you ever seen The Misbehaviors? It's part of the movie called 4 rooms with Tim roth. It has 4 directors. Each director films a different room and Tim Roth is the Bellhop. That was very good. Tarantino's room was better. but Rodriguez' room was good too.

Thanks for mentioning that film since someone told me about it some time ago and I never remembered the title. I didn't know both Tarantino and Rodriguez were in there. I'll give it a shot.

[lb 4 lb]

Have you ever seen The Misbehaviors? It's part of the movie called 4 rooms with Tim roth. It has 4 directors. Each director films a different room and Tim Roth is the Bellhop. That was very good. Tarantino's room was better. but Rodriguez' room was good too.

I liked the Misbehavors better than Tarintino's predictable yarn. Tarintino's was predictable but still good because of the performances and because Tarintino does dialogue like no other. I'm not saying he's the best at it just unique in his style.

[Anthony]

I liked the Misbehavors better than Tarintino's predictable yarn. Tarintino's was predictable but still good because of the performances and because Tarintino does dialogue like no other. I'm not saying he's the best at it just unique in his style.

Yeah you are right. The writing is what was gold in tarantinos.

[Anthony]

Thanks for mentioning that film since someone told me about it some time ago and I never remembered the title. I didn't know both Tarantino and Rodriguez were in there. I'll give it a shot.

The first two rooms were boring, so don't give up on it.

[LOK]

Cut him with the machete like I was his daddy