@Markoff said:

remembered it as B class crap, finished remastered version and if they would also used HD for TV segments and updated women hair cuts it would aged pretty good, also didn't remember the over the top violence, toxic waste stuff was on par with Chernobyl

7/10

Very impressive? I wouldn't go that far.

@Adammm said:

@Markoff said:

remembered it as B class crap, finished remastered version and if they would also used HD for TV segments and updated women hair cuts it would aged pretty good, also didn't remember the over the top violence, toxic waste stuff was on par with Chernobyl

7/10

Very impressive? I wouldn't go that far.

I might. I loved how the director Paul Verhoeven, who's Dutch, studied American culture in preparation for making the film. His attentiveness clearly shows, as there are lots of amusing jokes about our (the US') society and how it works throughout the movie. One line that cracks me up when I rewatch the film is in the scene with the hostage situation when the hostage taker demands a new car with "shitty mileage."

@CelluloidFan said:

@Adammm said:

@Markoff said:

remembered it as B class crap, finished remastered version and if they would also used HD for TV segments and updated women hair cuts it would aged pretty good, also didn't remember the over the top violence, toxic waste stuff was on par with Chernobyl

7/10

Very impressive? I wouldn't go that far.

I might. I loved how the director Paul Verhoeven, who's Dutch, studied American culture in preparation for making the film. His attentiveness clearly shows, as there are lots of amusing jokes about our (the US') society and how it works throughout the movie. One line that cracks me up when I rewatch the film is in the scene with the hostage situation when the hostage taker demands a new car with "shitty mileage."

Hey CF,

Did you leave a post on one of the Green Knight threads (& then delete it)?

Yea.

@CelluloidFan said:

Yea.

OK? Why?

@bratface said:

@CelluloidFan said:

Yea.

OK? Why?

Ah it was just a boring little reply about reading the story that the movie's based upon, written by who knows. I did enjoy the story, although I don't remember a thing about it.

@CelluloidFan said:

@Adammm said:

@Markoff said:

remembered it as B class crap, finished remastered version and if they would also used HD for TV segments and updated women hair cuts it would aged pretty good, also didn't remember the over the top violence, toxic waste stuff was on par with Chernobyl

7/10

Very impressive? I wouldn't go that far.

I might. I loved how the director Paul Verhoeven, who's Dutch, studied American culture in preparation for making the film. His attentiveness clearly shows, as there are lots of amusing jokes about our (the US') society and how it works throughout the movie. One line that cracks me up when I rewatch the film is in the scene with the hostage situation when the hostage taker demands a new car with "shitty mileage."

Studying American culture really isn't as profound as you think it is.

@Adammm said:

@CelluloidFan said:

@Adammm said:

@Markoff said:

remembered it as B class crap, finished remastered version and if they would also used HD for TV segments and updated women hair cuts it would aged pretty good, also didn't remember the over the top violence, toxic waste stuff was on par with Chernobyl

7/10

Very impressive? I wouldn't go that far.

I might. I loved how the director Paul Verhoeven, who's Dutch, studied American culture in preparation for making the film. His attentiveness clearly shows, as there are lots of amusing jokes about our (the US') society and how it works throughout the movie. One line that cracks me up when I rewatch the film is in the scene with the hostage situation when the hostage taker demands a new car with "shitty mileage."

Studying American culture really isn't as profound as you think it is.

Maybe someday, Adam, we'll have a nice dialogue about what you think I think.