Dr The Singh Posted 20 August 2008 Posted 20 August 2008 That's a dangerous statement to make in front of the FT youth (and youth in general).I miss the attributes "good" as well as "old" in your sentence and a couple of exclamation marks at the end, like in: Some of you seriously need to watch better and older films!!!!!!! Have you seen flesh gordon, that's old and good!!!
MC Prussian Posted 20 August 2008 Posted 20 August 2008 Have you seen flesh gordon, that's old and good!!! Sounds like Gay Porn to me. Can't tell, never seen it.
Dr The Singh Posted 20 August 2008 Posted 20 August 2008 Sounds like Gay Porn to me. Can't tell, never seen it. He he, no it's porn adaptation of Flash Gordon!! I saw it when is was around 12, it was well funny!!
MC Prussian Posted 20 August 2008 Posted 20 August 2008 He he, no it's porn adaptation of Flash Gordon!! I saw it when is was around 12, it was well funny!! No wonder you have this affinity for... err... male muscles... Sorry. I do offer you some "Emmanuelle" as reconciliation in return.
Dr The Singh Posted 20 August 2008 Posted 20 August 2008 No wonder you have this affinity for... err... male muscles...Sorry. I do offer you some "Emmanuelle" as reconciliation in return. I have no issues with my sexuality mate!!! I'm a big fan of kabaddi, and these men are the pinnacle, and yes I do like there muscles, I wish I had some like them!! Unfortunately the butch women in kabaddi don't do it for me, when the season is over (october) I plan putting pics of people from my next fav sport, topless women boxing!!! Emmanuelle was great, I always giggle at sports people and other people with the same name eg emanuelle petit!!
The People's Hero Posted 20 August 2008 Posted 20 August 2008 Enemy at the Gates cropped up a few pages back. I've watched that 3 or 4 times and really enjoyed it. Definitely worthy of a mention. To date my favourite film is between Battle Royale, Fight Club (along with about 10million other people) and Pulp Fiction (which I've watched over and over and over). I'm going to mention Reservoir Dogs as well and await being shot down in flames. ps Eurotrip??? Get a hold of yourselves!
Daggers Posted 20 August 2008 Posted 20 August 2008 He he, no it's porn adaptation of Flash Gordon!! I saw it when is was around 12, it was well funny!! Animal Farm anyone? Animal Farm is the street name given to an infamous underground pornographic film containing scenes of explicit bestiality that was smuggled into Great Britain in the late 1970s or early 1980s. Most of the films starred the Danish Bodil Joensen. Other than the title, it has nothing to do with the eponymous novel by George Orwell.[edit] History In the early 1980s, during the British home video boom, a videocassette of indeterminate origin began to circulate in underground circles that became known simply as Animal Farm. It contained a plotless series of extremely graphic scenes of bestiality, including acts of intercourse and fellatio performed with pigs, horses and even chickens ("avisodomy"), as well as a scene in which a woman inserts live eels into her vagina. To this day, Animal Farm remains one of the most notorious and controversial videotapes ever to find its way to British shores. The material that constitutes the Animal Farm bootleg was apparently smuggled through British Customs in the Spring of 1981 by an enterprising tourist. It eventually found its way under the counters of the more daring Soho stockists and was eventually prosecuted following a series of police raids—but not before countless bootlegs had gone into circulation. It was discovered that the video actually comprised several short XXX-rated films from the Danish company Color Climax, which had been producing a steady stream of extreme pornography since the Danish government made all pornography legal in 1969. To keep up with the growing demand for video titles, Color Climax had taken to transferring their stocks of 8 mm and 16 mm animal films onto cassette, and it was these films—mostly starring Bodil Joensen—that composed the notorious Animal Farm video, hence its generic title (which at no point appears on the screen) and shadowy origins. It is possible that some of the material was taken from the notorious Alex De Renzy's 1971 cash-in feature Animal Lover, which actually managed a brief cinema run in the liberal atmosphere of San Francisco, and whose entire second half consists of the distinctively amateurish, shaky, clumsily-shot lurid colour footage familiar to anyone who has seen the Animal Farm bootleg.
Dr The Singh Posted 20 August 2008 Posted 20 August 2008 Animal Farm anyone? That film nearly made me a vegetarian!!!
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 20 August 2008 Posted 20 August 2008 Enemy at the Gates cropped up a few pages back. I've watched that 3 or 4 times and really enjoyed it. Definitely worthy of a mention.To date my favourite film is between Battle Royale, Fight Club (along with about 10million other people) and Pulp Fiction (which I've watched over and over and over). I'm going to mention Reservoir Dogs as well and await being shot down in flames. ps Eurotrip??? Get a hold of yourselves! Battle Royale is an absolutely excellent film. And Resovoir Dogs is a quality piece.
fox123 Posted 20 August 2008 Posted 20 August 2008 Vasily Zaitsev is one of my all time heroes. 400 kills in 3 months of service is astounding. "There was no ground for us beyond the Volga." Thoroughly deserving of a brilliant film made around him!
Libertine Posted 20 August 2008 Posted 20 August 2008 Enemy at the Gates cropped up a few pages back. I've watched that 3 or 4 times and really enjoyed it. Definitely worthy of a mention.To date my favourite film is between Battle Royale, Fight Club (along with about 10million other people) and Pulp Fiction (which I've watched over and over and over). I'm going to mention Reservoir Dogs as well and await being shot down in flames. ps Eurotrip??? Get a hold of yourselves! Indeed. Same with American Pie rubbish. Why would you be shot down for RD?
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