art film by Floris Kaayk

Way more disturbing than the actual movie it's portraying. Although the movie "You're Next" ain't all that bad. It's a pretty typical slasher but one of the victims turns out to be an ex wilderness survival child born to parents who lived off the land in Australia, so she sets up all these intricate traps to slow down and kill the murders. Pretty awesome at times.

The art film director boyfriend who get shot in the beginning is real life horror director Ti West, who directed an excellent retro satanic cult horror movie called "The House of the Devil". I love that shit. Had one of the actors from You're Next.

I appreciate that there is a strong point to be made about protecting young girls from body image issues and being pressured into looking or being a certain way, i think it's unfair to put that on her decision here.

She IS influenced by society in that she sees clothes in her day-to-day life and decides what she thinks looks best of those. My point being - what is the alternative? Who has the right to decide what to show her and what not to show her of the world, and why, and how will they starve her of music, art, film and friends without hurting her growth?

She will be raised in a relatively affluent civilisation and be able to make her own decisions for the rest of her life, she presumably won't be forced into marriage or slavery, and she'll buy clothes that she feels comfortable wearing, that fit to the style of the times.

I know you have a point, i hope you might acknowledge i have one also. We are all influenced in our choices and preferences by our culture - that is life - why feel sorry for her for thinking that the bikini is the nicest looking clothing item that she's seen? Would you feel sorry for her that she hasn't seen enough hairstyles to choose something less like Britney, for example? At that age, i say she is thinking without regard for attraction of the opposite sex and entirely on what she prefers (if i know 5 year olds), out of what she's seen in her short time.

Not here...Her overall angry-bitch/feministavibe, fast delivery trying to pack everything into tight groups, a barrage of un-funny amidst a few giggles and overall scripted slant. Her comedy sparks to a niche group of folks-She won't last-Or, maybe, the quality of entertainment and performers will continue to slide, and she'll be a type of maverick average as art, film, music, etc. reaches a crescendo of awful for people with actual taste and a broad-spectrum of experience, pleasures, and sage wisdom...So yeah, well, like, that's just my opinion man...

*isdupe

.. someone else had subnmitted this college grade coffee video?

maybe it should of had some Anne Lennox or Alanis Moresett music to cream the top.

Didn't get it, the video is not about coffee it is just an art film disguised as a how to. I came into this with a How to in mind.

Used to watch this show one year when it was on the tube religiously-Wanted to open a drive-in theater b/t two college towns, art films, coffeehouse, kitsch food fare, and on weekends take the soundtrack out of a cheap-ass B-film and have voice-over actors with mikes up front doing the dialog-Would have popped, timings' a bitch, can still work though...Someone should take my idea and run the fuck off with it-

Happy 76th Anniversary to the Golden Gate Bridge! May 27, 2013 This movie is now out on DVD (great in hi-res and a large sound system), along with a 22-minute documentary about the making of the music, the art film and the 'Play the Golden Gate Bridge' App, see the history trailer here: [url redacted]

Perhaps it was too hard for people to watch. I know I had a hard time with it. The impact was slightly lessened when I discovered that it was an art film made for a class project.

Man, I haven't watched a martial arts film in ages.

The thing I always liked about Jackie Chan was the humour and ingenuity of the choreography. The fight scene at the end of Fearless with the 3 segment whip and Katana is probably my favorite though.

The Celtic channel is for Celtic stuff, from the channel description "Anything Celtic from anywhere Celtic. Music, Art, Film, Politics etc...". Liam Neeson is from Ireland so its seems an appropriate use of the channel to me.

>> ^papple:

What is the Celtic channel for? If it's supposed to be for Irish content, then call the channel Irish. The term "Celtic" is not exclusive to Ireland. It includes Scotland, Wales and Brittany. Celts originated in Central Europe for fecks sake!

That's hilarious. No, you're racist!>> ^Lolthien:

>> ^kymbos:
You know who directs great asian martial arts films? Asian directors.

That's racist.

I just think they become Americanised empty parodies, despite their best intentions. I understand it's a homaage of sorts, but I think they just tend to fail. Even Kill Bill didn't really do it for me, and this film looks to me like the Kill Bill japanese massacre scene for 2 hours.>> ^Sarzy:

>> ^kymbos:
You know who directs great asian martial arts films? Asian directors.

That's very true. Not sure what point you're trying to make, though. No one else should be allowed to make this type of film...?

>> ^kymbos:

You know who directs great asian martial arts films? Asian directors.


That's very true. Not sure what point you're trying to make, though. No one else should be allowed to make this type of film...?