Which movies left you thinking

[StevieM]

that there was a big chunk missing or the director was on drugs (I'm serious)
I was very disapointed when I went to see Eyes Wide Shut as I'm a big Stanley Kubrick movie lover.
I was just stunned for lack of a better word.

I was thinking because Mr. Kubrick was ill at the time maybe he rushed it.

[hazyshadeof]

Whoever was the idiot that made Freddie Got Fingered. I made it through about 3 minutes of that.

[Tigrazhia]

Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas! That's one crazy film.... lol.

[raindance]

Primal Fear. Fantastic movie.

[Zhora]

I think Stevie kind of threw you for a loop with the misleading title of this thread Raindance. I believe she was asking what movies felt like they had big chunks missing or that the director was "on drugs".

I agree Primal Fear is a good movie, and probably doesn't belong in that category.

I think the movie Time and Tide was good, but it did feel like there were chunks missing. As for drugs, I would have to say Straight To Hell...those movie makers had to be on serious drugs. But I love it.

[glennajo]

Pulp Fiction left me feeling like i missed something. And, i think the movie makers were definitely on drugs.

[raindance]

Originally posted by Zhora
I think Stevie kind of threw you for a loop with the misleading title of this thread Raindance. I believe she was asking what movies felt like they had big chunks missing or that the director was "on drugs".

I agree Primal Fear is a good movie, and probably doesn't belong in that category.

I think the movie Time and Tide was good, but it did feel like there were chunks missing. As for drugs, I would have to say Straight To Hell...those movie makers had to be on serious drugs. But I love it.

. Oops, my bad.

Thanks for clarifying, Zhora!

[springkey]

cider house rule??
i kind of like this movie...sets me thinking about life and all....
you know...like..is there anybody precious whom i've 'accidentally' left out

[phat32]

It's gotta be A.I. Artificial Intelligence--the infamous last thirty minutes, especially.

By this point, the g/f and I were laughing at everything that seemed unintentionally funny, especially "Teddy."

When Teddy showed up in the last scene to watch the robot and his "mother" sleeping, the g/f and I started both screaming in fear at Teddy and laughing our asses off.

[StevieM]

first of all, sorry I made this thread the way I did. Did not mean to throw ya there Rain. BTW Primal Fear was excellent and i saw you asking about it on DVD in another thread. It's pretty old - you could get in on tape or DVD for sure now.

I LOVE PULP FICTION! Quentin Tarention (sp) he's amazing.

The first time I saw that - I saw the "3rd story" next time -saw the middle--
then I finally watched it from beginning to end and it's one of my favorites now. I think if I had not watched it in the wacky order I did, I would feel the same way Glenna.
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I can't remember Cider House Rules. I don't like Toby and I didn't think Michael Caine should have won an Oscar.
--the book was very good though.