Why is there no longer interest in the Film Club?

Re: February suggestions

I'd go with the V marathon. hehe i know, i get stuck on certain things.
 
Re: February suggestions

One suggestion each only please folks - it makes it easier when it comes to putting a poll together (otherwise sometimes we might end up with more nominations than voters) :)
 
Re: February suggestions

OK sorry consider my first one, Solaris
I think this film merits some good discussion. Inputs from people that have in addition read the original novel or seen the Tarkovski adaptation of it would be very interesting.

Many people have the mistaken idea that the Soderbergh film is a remake of the Tarkovski film. It's not, it's another adaptation of the book.
 
Re: February suggestions

No problem Ravenus. Your nomination duly noted :)

We probably have enough for a poll already but I'll leave it another couple of days just in case anybody else wants to stick in an idea:)
 
Re: February suggestions

very embarassed, i always just think of that as star wars. didn't click for a moment
 
Re: March Suggestions

My main nomination is Lawrence of Arabia, but if it's not fantastical enough then put-down Ben Hur (it has leper-magic).
 
Re: March Suggestions

(Prince of Darkness)

Interesting choice Leto. I'm going to play off that and say anything by John Carpenter. Maybe The Thing?
 
Re: March Suggestions

Anything by john Carpenter will be perfect.
 
Re: March Suggestions

Surrounded by John Carpenter fans :)

I feel like I've come home :D
 
Re: March Suggestions

The Thing does some interesting things with "Who Goes There?" the story that it's based on...:cool:

I am new to the board, but I would be interested in watching the film and joining the discussion. :)
 
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