The Last Movie You Watched?

A long time ago, why?

i tried to see this for the first time, i read that it has discusting porno and violence in the unrated 156 minutes version

Well to be honest, i didn’t care much for the film. As for the sex scenes and violence, it’s not as bad as you’d might think.

I still must have a copy somewhere. Tried to rewatch it a couple of years ago, but I couldn’t get through it.

I would love to see a “Tinto Brass cut”, but I’m guessing that wouldn’t really be possible.

If it’s any consolation Tinto Brass new project - in production according to IMDb - is the 3D erotic comedy Who killed Caligula? a.k.a. Chiavatar (chiavare = to fuck) ;D

I’m sure it will be great. It cannot be otherwise! lol

HAHAHA

Italian Avatar with more fucking and Caligula… ::slight_smile: I don’t watch porns but this one sounds more than interesting… :wink:

I didn’ know that verb, only scopare.

[quote=“Mickey13, post:8828, topic:1923”]HAHAHA

Italian Avatar with more fucking and Caligula… ::slight_smile: I don’t watch porns but this one sounds more than interesting… ;)[/quote]

Smurf porn?

Malcolm Mcdowall is great in Caligula,and also Peter O’Toole

Yes, the movie is not entirely hopeless, there are a few good things in it, but as a whole, it doesn’t really work.

Did watch the long version of Caligula a long while back, not my kind of film at all.

Not really payed attension to this film before for some unknown reason, but been viewing a few films of the director, so gave it a spin. Excellent stuff indeed.

Haven’t seen The Hurt Locker yet, don’t know why.

Suppose for me war films are not my first choice of genre to view on the whole.

Le Buone Notizie (1979) by Elio Petri.

Nothing special, but it was a good fun to see this extremely rare flick anyway. I was anticipating something great, but nothing to get excited about. The action flows well, everything is done neatly, but it never achieves the brilliance of previous efforts by Petri, although the ending was splendidly executed. The film remains a good piece of entertainment. It tackles some more serious subjects like a decay of human being due to getting older, but it never becomes as heavy as Todo Modo (1976) - which on the whole is better. Gets weak 6/10

what about john steiner??

Don’t remember him

He looks constipated. :o