i saw a bit on him on The History Channel Monday. Picked up a copy of 'Natural Born Killers' last night. One of my favorite directors going all the way back to 'Salvador' in '85. be seeing you

that movie is just weird!

it's one of my favorite films of all time. Love him or hate him, Oliver Stone is amazing and thought-provoking.

That movie is one of the best films of the 90s,for those that understand that it is a satire of the medias infatuation with violence. A script by Quentin Tarantino,too. It's a movie that requires thought,not a movie for the 'Twilight' crowd. be seeing you

wtf you saying? yeah so what I loved the books... does not mean I care for the movies. you dont need to be a d!ck head bout it!!

Ouch!! be seeing you

I also bought a copy of the 'Inglorious Basterds' screenplay. Another film far beyond the comprehension of the 'Twilight' crowd. be seeing you

i like him for the most part, but sometimes he can be hit or miss with me.

loved Platoon, and it remains one of my all time favorite movies. there isn't a single thing i can find wrong with it. in fact, way back when i was 16 or 17, me and my old man sat at home together (mom and lil bro weren't home) and we watched it, thus us having our 1st beer together. always a pivotal moment in any boy's life.

The Doors again, was an amazing movie, and really did not only Jim justice, but the band as a whole.

Scarface, man, i really DID like it, but now i can't stand it. it's not the movie's fault at all, more the fact that every rapper and wanna be rapper has at least 1 Scarface poster/shirt/hat/videogame. it's the most quoted thing i have ever seen, and it's always done with an insanely horrible accent. everytime i see someone that has a framed Scarface poster, it makes me want to piss blood in anger.

Natural Born Killers was a damned good flick too, but at times i felt that the psychedelic imagery distracted/detracted from the film at times.

prisoner, you're quickly becoming one of my favorite people on the forums

Natural Born Killers

One of my all time faves!!

The editing(which is my thing)

Is totaly deeelicious

the editing is good, but as i said before, i thought he over used the random psychedelic background scenes a little too much at times. sometimes they ended up drawing my attention away from what was actually going on in the story.


oh, i did love the deleted scene with Denis Leary. absolutely hilarious

Wall Street: Michael Douglas as Gordon Gecko ia one of the all time classic roles in cinema history. His "Greed is good" speech is just a classic scene.


JFK: I love this film for one simple reason....it made you honestly think about our own Government, and if it was possible that they could do something like this to one of our most beloved President's. Costner should have been up for an Oscar with this role. A true gem of a film.


Any Given Sunday: Nothing really special about this movie. I just love it, and it had a great cast too.