I'm going on Tuesday in Belfast, not to bothereed about the jokes, just what he's got to say for himself, lookin forward to Bruno as well
Ricky's dad is the only man who's got a full length photograph for his passport picture. When the rice crispies hear Ricky's mom, they don't snap, crackle and pop, they say 'shhhh, she's coming'
I wouldn't mind spending the evening dining with the De La Hoya's. Especially if Millie was for dessert.
Hi HOYA-UK, I very much enjoyed your recommendation 'Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring' in the movie thread.
Great film, have a look at some of the other recomendations I made in McGrains thread, probablly like a few of them. I tend to uncover gems from time to time.
Is it just Ricky telling **** jokes or does he talk about his career? Does he take any questions from the audience?
Any other Asian films? I'm a fan...visually they are superb. I can't be assed trawling through it again
He's probably too pissed by the time he's repeated his jokes Someone who went to one evening told me he was steaming
Raise the Red Lantern is interesting. Generally any film with Gong Li in it is usually very highly regarded And some of Jackie Chans earlier films were set in beautiful landscapes - Young Master, Project A and Drunken Master are phenominal
Yep Jackie Chan films pre-hollywood were fantastic (some of his American films are good too). My favourite has to be police story though. As you say Project A and Drunken Master are great too.
Infernal Affairs Trilogy A Better Tomorrow Hard Boiled (best action film ever made) The Killer (not far behind) Then there are films like: Oldboy Fallen Angles In the Mood for Love Lady Vengance 2046 All very good or great films, the work of Wong Kar Wai is broadly similar to 'Spring, Summer...' French cinema is more my area of expertise though.