Well, we knew I had to do it.
NOTE: The way I do is that I count books/movies I'm reading/seeing for the first time in its entirety, no edits or abridgments or commercials allowed. Cinema or DVD or otherwise, class or recreational. ;)
loved it
liked it
no strong opinion/can't decide
disliked it
in the cinema* (for movies only, obvs)
-MOVIES-
001. Seven Pounds
002. Revolutionary Road*
003. Låt den rätte komma in
004. Gran Torino (predictable as hale + BatVoice = ehhhh)
005. Eagle Eye (if there's a movie you want to watch on an overnight, rather turbulent international flight, it is this one)
006. 28 Days Later...
007. Waltz With Bashir* (my first-ever cinema movie in London! I recognize that it was very good and the story is quite important, but I can't say I enjoyed it; I basically just wanted to kill myself the whole time)
008. Elizabethtown
009. Frozen River (it's quite good, but I'm not sure she's Oscar-nom-worthy...eh)
010. Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari (German what the hey now?)
011. Che: Part One*
012. Frankenstein (1931) (batty and awesome. And Tim, I c what u did thar with the windmill in Sleepy Hollow, bb!)
013. Che: Part Two*
014. Bride of Frankenstein
015. Entre les murs*
016. Werewolf of London (just for the two awesome old drunk ladies)
017. Watchmen*
018. The Young Victoria*
019. The Wolf Man (1941)
020. Vampyr: Der Traum des Allan Grey (er...was? Merkwürdig.)
021. Two Lovers (I really, really, really hope it's not JP's last role, but it's a great one to go out on if it is)
022. Dough and Dynamite
023. The Road to El Dorado (HOW HAVE I NEVER SEEN THIS BEFORE. Most awesome, snarky, gay thing EVER. Seriously. Wiki sez it's canon. Oh man, I'm so happy XD)
024. Dragonwyck (best title ever, and young!Vincent Price is unarguably hot)
025. I Love You, Man*
026. Dracula (1931)
027. Sixty Six (Eddie Marsan + HB[I]C = ♥♥♥)
028. Dracula (1958) (also called Horror of Dracula--oh, Christopher Lee, you're fun)
029. X-Men Origins: Wolverine*
030. State of Play*
031. Crash (1996)
032. Coraline*
033. Valkyrie
034. Annie Hall
035. Trainspotting
036. The Brothers Bloom* (it reminded me a lot of The Fall--the plot's kinda eh at times, but when it's good, it's great, and the performances are excellent and the visuals are completely kickass)
037. All About Eve
038. The Soloist* (definitely better than I thought; worth seeing)
039. Star Trek* (FUCK YEAH!)
040. Up*
041. This Is Spinal Tap
042. Un long dimanche de fiançailles
043. The Circus
044. Les triplettes de Belleville
045. A Scanner Darkly (has to be one of my top five RDJ performances, at least)
046. The Station Agent
047. Three Kings
048. JCVD
049. Vanishing Point (1971)
050. Angel Heart (reminded me a lot of The Ninth Gate. Starts off as a pretty strong mystery, and then descends into some weird-ass Satanic fuckery)
051. Bringing Up Baby
052. Away We Go*
053. Lolita (1962) (I think I like Sellers in this as much as in Strangelove, if not more)
054. Do The Right Thing (I have very mixed feelings about it, but I won't deny its quality)
055. A Clockwork Orange (I KNOW, I KNOW, I DON'T WANT TO HEAR IT. Why the FUCK wasn't MMcD nominated?!)
056. Almost Famous
057. Wait Until Dark
058. Music Within (my mother: "Is that Post-It?")
059. Bonnie and Clyde
060. Amacord
061. 8½
062. Being There
063. Public Enemies*
064. The Air I Breathe
065. Lost in La Mancha (interesting, but kind of agonizing to watch)
066. Brüno* (don't say I didn't warn yoü)
067. Suddenly, Last Summer
068. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince*
069. Rear Window*
070. Sunshine Cleaning (for some reason I really enjoyed it--it really wants to be In Her Shoes, but it's something special, somehow)
071. Natural Born Killers (Tarantino >>> Stone, but at least it's ballsy)
072. Swimming Pool (I love movies about weird writers. Wonder why)
073. L'heure d'été*
074. The Fountainhead (as a movie it's pretty good, but it's just nothing compared to the novel)
075. Wet Hot American Summer
076. Flags of Our Fathers
077. Moon*
078. The Hurt Locker* (the last half-hour is the best)
079. Julie & Julia* (funnier than I expected, but fairly forgettable. Needed moar Vanessa Ferlito.)
080. Letters From Iwo Jima
081. El orfanato
082. The Seven Year Itch
083. Paper Moon (I have realized it's the early version of Léon, which makes me happy)
084. 2046 (beautifully shot, but the story was just way too wrapped up in itself. IDG Wong Kar Wai, I'm afraid)
085. The Time Traveler's Wife* (again, decent, but doesn't even touch the book. And they messed up the end big-time)
086. Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg*
087. The Color of Money
088. District 9*
089. (500) Days of Summer*
090. Metropolis
091. In the Loop* ("Fuckity-bye!")
092. The American President (further proof that a snappy script is everything)
093. It Happened One Night
094. Velvet Goldmine
095. The Seventh Seal
096. Immortal Beloved (well, I really liked the movie, but I loooooved his performance ♥)
097. Fearless (kinda Lost meets Unbreakable)
098. The Descent
099. Plan 9 From Outer Space (pure gold)
100. Limelight (Chaplin + Keaton = ♥♥♥♥♥)
101. Inglourious Basterds* (I have issues with the movie itself, but it was such an enjoyable moviegoing experience that I'm giving it a few extra points. Especially the slow-clap that started after the theatre-burning scene.)
102. Adam*
103. Zombieland* ("You are like a giant cock-blocking robot designed in a secret fucking government lab.")
104. Taking Woodstock*
105. Gia
106. The Brothers Grimm
107. Adventureland
108. Paris (2008)*
109. Batoru rowaiaru (you would love this, Quentin. Only you.)
110. The Informant!*
111. The Boondock Saints (the accents were just plain Jamaican by the end, but I loved it anyway)
112. Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs* (so ridiculously cute. Bill Hader is adorbs even as a cartoon)
113. Return to Oz (what...in the name of all that is holy...was THAT.)
114. Brick
115. Was nützt die Liebe in Gedanken (Zoller/Hellstrom? OH YEAH! Sort of.)
116. Taken (frivolous, predictable, totally fun)
117. Brief Interviews With Hideous Men* (gets extra points because J-KRAS WAS THERRRRRRRRRE ADKLSAFHAI)
118. Bright Star*
119. Leaving Las Vegas
120. Whip It*
121. The Life and Death of Peter Sellers (not mentioning Lolita is a crime, but it's an awesome performance)
122. A Serious Man*
123. The Invention of Lying*
124. Capitalism: A Love Story*
125. Tombstone (silly and fun, even better with slash goggles, as all things are)
126. Todo sobre mi madre
127. Les jolies choses (it's not very well done, but the concert scene at the end changes everything, esp. if you listen to the lyrics)
128. An Education* (it doesn't all quite...work, exactly, but it's very enjoyable)
129. The Damned United*
130. The Young Lions (exceedingly long, but worth it at times)
131. Where the Wild Things Are* (ever weirder than I would have guessed)
132. Camp Out (interesting, but I forgot that teenagers are annoying. Also, where's the B/T kids? And how about the black kid?)
133. Bedrooms and Hallways (Vorenus/Antony? OH YEAH!)
134. Mysterious Skin (one of the most disturbing movies I have ever seen, but brilliant)
135. Good Hair*
136. House of Wax (1953)
137. Ten Inch Hero
138. From Here To Eternity
139. Il Divo
140. This Is It*
141. Dial M For Murder
142. Mars Attacks! (especially if you've seen Plan 9, it's just lolarious)
143. Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens
144. Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire*
145. Murder By Death
146. Girl, Interrupted
147. Children of a Lesser God
148. Fantastic Mr. Fox*
149. 2012* (hilarious and over-the-top, but too long)
150. Sid and Nancy
151. A Place in the Sun
152. The Twilight Saga: New Moon* (oh, just read the post)
153. Los abrazos rotos* (I'm still not sure I get Pedro. Must investigate further)
154. East of Eden
-BOOKS-
001. The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole
002. Evelina by Frances Burney
003. Confessions of an English Opium-Eater by Thomas De Quincey
004. Confessions of a Thug by Philip Meadows Taylor (good, but EDIT, MAN)
005. Tipping the Velvet by Sarah Waters
006. A Passage to India by E.M. Forster
007. Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens (I...didn't hate it. WTF!)
008. The Monk by Matthew Lewis
009. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson
010. Hind Swaraj and Other Writings by M.K. Gandhi
011. An Autobiography or The Story of My Experiments With Truth by M.K. Gandhi (not...what I expected, honestly. I'm feeling ever-so-slightly disenchanted)
012. The Painter of Signs by R.K. Narayan
013. Melmoth the Wanderer by Charles Robert Maturin (again, EDIT. Appreciated the Ozymandias shout-out, but other than that, shut up already)
014. Mrs. Dalloway by Virgina Woolf
015. Shame by Salman Rushdie
016. The Lonely Londoners by Sam Selvon
017. Baumgartner's Bombay by Anita Desai
018. White Teeth by Zadie Smith
019. Little Children by Tom Perrotta
020. Coraline by Neil Gaiman
021. My Autobiography by Charles Chaplin
022. The Gun Seller by Hugh Laurie
023. Gone, Baby, Gone by Dennis Lehane
023. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Green
024. The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand (loved, loved, loved, loved it)
025. Batman: The Killing Joke by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland
026. The Danish Girl by David Ebershoff
027. The King's Damosels by Vera Chapman
028. Gonzo: The Life of Hunter S. Thompson by Corey Seymour and Jann Wenner
029. Reading the OED by Ammon Shea
030. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll
031. The Code of the Woosters by P.G. Wodehouse (Conan Doyle's intrigue + Wilde's sense of absurdity + Fry&Laurie's voices in my head = ♥)
032. The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
033. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce (I really liked the parts I liked, but hated the parts I didn't like, ya know?)
034. Stanislavski's Legacy by Constantin Stanislavski, ed. Elizabeth Reynolds Hapgood
035. The Coquette by Hannah Webster Foster (hilariously misogynist, of course, but fun)
036. American on Purpose: The Improbable Adventures of an Unlikely Patriot by Craig Ferguson
037. Monty: A Biography of Montgomery Clift by Robert LaGuardia (beyond depressing)
038. Walden; or, Life in the Woods by Henry David Thoreau
039. Death With Interruptions by José Saramago
040. Moby-Dick by Herman Melville (sry, but...come on)
NOTE: The way I do is that I count books/movies I'm reading/seeing for the first time in its entirety, no edits or abridgments or commercials allowed. Cinema or DVD or otherwise, class or recreational. ;)
loved it
liked it
no strong opinion/can't decide
disliked it
in the cinema* (for movies only, obvs)
-MOVIES-
001. Seven Pounds
002. Revolutionary Road*
003. Låt den rätte komma in
004. Gran Torino (predictable as hale + BatVoice = ehhhh)
005. Eagle Eye (if there's a movie you want to watch on an overnight, rather turbulent international flight, it is this one)
006. 28 Days Later...
007. Waltz With Bashir* (my first-ever cinema movie in London! I recognize that it was very good and the story is quite important, but I can't say I enjoyed it; I basically just wanted to kill myself the whole time)
008. Elizabethtown
009. Frozen River (it's quite good, but I'm not sure she's Oscar-nom-worthy...eh)
010. Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari (German what the hey now?)
011. Che: Part One*
012. Frankenstein (1931) (batty and awesome. And Tim, I c what u did thar with the windmill in Sleepy Hollow, bb!)
013. Che: Part Two*
014. Bride of Frankenstein
015. Entre les murs*
016. Werewolf of London (just for the two awesome old drunk ladies)
017. Watchmen*
018. The Young Victoria*
019. The Wolf Man (1941)
020. Vampyr: Der Traum des Allan Grey (er...was? Merkwürdig.)
021. Two Lovers (I really, really, really hope it's not JP's last role, but it's a great one to go out on if it is)
022. Dough and Dynamite
023. The Road to El Dorado (HOW HAVE I NEVER SEEN THIS BEFORE. Most awesome, snarky, gay thing EVER. Seriously. Wiki sez it's canon. Oh man, I'm so happy XD)
024. Dragonwyck (best title ever, and young!Vincent Price is unarguably hot)
025. I Love You, Man*
026. Dracula (1931)
027. Sixty Six (Eddie Marsan + HB[I]C = ♥♥♥)
028. Dracula (1958) (also called Horror of Dracula--oh, Christopher Lee, you're fun)
029. X-Men Origins: Wolverine*
030. State of Play*
031. Crash (1996)
032. Coraline*
033. Valkyrie
034. Annie Hall
035. Trainspotting
036. The Brothers Bloom* (it reminded me a lot of The Fall--the plot's kinda eh at times, but when it's good, it's great, and the performances are excellent and the visuals are completely kickass)
037. All About Eve
038. The Soloist* (definitely better than I thought; worth seeing)
039. Star Trek* (FUCK YEAH!)
040. Up*
041. This Is Spinal Tap
042. Un long dimanche de fiançailles
043. The Circus
044. Les triplettes de Belleville
045. A Scanner Darkly (has to be one of my top five RDJ performances, at least)
046. The Station Agent
047. Three Kings
048. JCVD
049. Vanishing Point (1971)
050. Angel Heart (reminded me a lot of The Ninth Gate. Starts off as a pretty strong mystery, and then descends into some weird-ass Satanic fuckery)
051. Bringing Up Baby
052. Away We Go*
053. Lolita (1962) (I think I like Sellers in this as much as in Strangelove, if not more)
054. Do The Right Thing (I have very mixed feelings about it, but I won't deny its quality)
055. A Clockwork Orange (I KNOW, I KNOW, I DON'T WANT TO HEAR IT. Why the FUCK wasn't MMcD nominated?!)
056. Almost Famous
057. Wait Until Dark
058. Music Within (my mother: "Is that Post-It?")
059. Bonnie and Clyde
060. Amacord
061. 8½
062. Being There
063. Public Enemies*
064. The Air I Breathe
065. Lost in La Mancha (interesting, but kind of agonizing to watch)
066. Brüno* (don't say I didn't warn yoü)
067. Suddenly, Last Summer
068. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince*
069. Rear Window*
070. Sunshine Cleaning (for some reason I really enjoyed it--it really wants to be In Her Shoes, but it's something special, somehow)
071. Natural Born Killers (Tarantino >>> Stone, but at least it's ballsy)
072. Swimming Pool (I love movies about weird writers. Wonder why)
073. L'heure d'été*
074. The Fountainhead (as a movie it's pretty good, but it's just nothing compared to the novel)
075. Wet Hot American Summer
076. Flags of Our Fathers
077. Moon*
078. The Hurt Locker* (the last half-hour is the best)
079. Julie & Julia* (funnier than I expected, but fairly forgettable. Needed moar Vanessa Ferlito.)
080. Letters From Iwo Jima
081. El orfanato
082. The Seven Year Itch
083. Paper Moon (I have realized it's the early version of Léon, which makes me happy)
084. 2046 (beautifully shot, but the story was just way too wrapped up in itself. IDG Wong Kar Wai, I'm afraid)
085. The Time Traveler's Wife* (again, decent, but doesn't even touch the book. And they messed up the end big-time)
086. Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg*
087. The Color of Money
088. District 9*
089. (500) Days of Summer*
090. Metropolis
091. In the Loop* ("Fuckity-bye!")
092. The American President (further proof that a snappy script is everything)
093. It Happened One Night
094. Velvet Goldmine
095. The Seventh Seal
096. Immortal Beloved (well, I really liked the movie, but I loooooved his performance ♥)
097. Fearless (kinda Lost meets Unbreakable)
098. The Descent
099. Plan 9 From Outer Space (pure gold)
100. Limelight (Chaplin + Keaton = ♥♥♥♥♥)
101. Inglourious Basterds* (I have issues with the movie itself, but it was such an enjoyable moviegoing experience that I'm giving it a few extra points. Especially the slow-clap that started after the theatre-burning scene.)
102. Adam*
103. Zombieland* ("You are like a giant cock-blocking robot designed in a secret fucking government lab.")
104. Taking Woodstock*
105. Gia
106. The Brothers Grimm
107. Adventureland
108. Paris (2008)*
109. Batoru rowaiaru (you would love this, Quentin. Only you.)
110. The Informant!*
111. The Boondock Saints (the accents were just plain Jamaican by the end, but I loved it anyway)
112. Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs* (so ridiculously cute. Bill Hader is adorbs even as a cartoon)
113. Return to Oz (what...in the name of all that is holy...was THAT.)
114. Brick
115. Was nützt die Liebe in Gedanken (Zoller/Hellstrom? OH YEAH! Sort of.)
116. Taken (frivolous, predictable, totally fun)
117. Brief Interviews With Hideous Men* (gets extra points because J-KRAS WAS THERRRRRRRRRE ADKLSAFHAI)
118. Bright Star*
119. Leaving Las Vegas
120. Whip It*
121. The Life and Death of Peter Sellers (not mentioning Lolita is a crime, but it's an awesome performance)
122. A Serious Man*
123. The Invention of Lying*
124. Capitalism: A Love Story*
125. Tombstone (silly and fun, even better with slash goggles, as all things are)
126. Todo sobre mi madre
127. Les jolies choses (it's not very well done, but the concert scene at the end changes everything, esp. if you listen to the lyrics)
128. An Education* (it doesn't all quite...work, exactly, but it's very enjoyable)
129. The Damned United*
130. The Young Lions (exceedingly long, but worth it at times)
131. Where the Wild Things Are* (ever weirder than I would have guessed)
132. Camp Out (interesting, but I forgot that teenagers are annoying. Also, where's the B/T kids? And how about the black kid?)
133. Bedrooms and Hallways (Vorenus/Antony? OH YEAH!)
134. Mysterious Skin (one of the most disturbing movies I have ever seen, but brilliant)
135. Good Hair*
136. House of Wax (1953)
137. Ten Inch Hero
138. From Here To Eternity
139. Il Divo
140. This Is It*
141. Dial M For Murder
142. Mars Attacks! (especially if you've seen Plan 9, it's just lolarious)
143. Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens
144. Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire*
145. Murder By Death
146. Girl, Interrupted
147. Children of a Lesser God
148. Fantastic Mr. Fox*
149. 2012* (hilarious and over-the-top, but too long)
150. Sid and Nancy
151. A Place in the Sun
152. The Twilight Saga: New Moon* (oh, just read the post)
153. Los abrazos rotos* (I'm still not sure I get Pedro. Must investigate further)
154. East of Eden
-BOOKS-
001. The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole
002. Evelina by Frances Burney
003. Confessions of an English Opium-Eater by Thomas De Quincey
004. Confessions of a Thug by Philip Meadows Taylor (good, but EDIT, MAN)
005. Tipping the Velvet by Sarah Waters
006. A Passage to India by E.M. Forster
007. Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens (I...didn't hate it. WTF!)
008. The Monk by Matthew Lewis
009. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson
010. Hind Swaraj and Other Writings by M.K. Gandhi
011. An Autobiography or The Story of My Experiments With Truth by M.K. Gandhi (not...what I expected, honestly. I'm feeling ever-so-slightly disenchanted)
012. The Painter of Signs by R.K. Narayan
013. Melmoth the Wanderer by Charles Robert Maturin (again, EDIT. Appreciated the Ozymandias shout-out, but other than that, shut up already)
014. Mrs. Dalloway by Virgina Woolf
015. Shame by Salman Rushdie
016. The Lonely Londoners by Sam Selvon
017. Baumgartner's Bombay by Anita Desai
018. White Teeth by Zadie Smith
019. Little Children by Tom Perrotta
020. Coraline by Neil Gaiman
021. My Autobiography by Charles Chaplin
022. The Gun Seller by Hugh Laurie
023. Gone, Baby, Gone by Dennis Lehane
023. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Green
024. The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand (loved, loved, loved, loved it)
025. Batman: The Killing Joke by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland
026. The Danish Girl by David Ebershoff
027. The King's Damosels by Vera Chapman
028. Gonzo: The Life of Hunter S. Thompson by Corey Seymour and Jann Wenner
029. Reading the OED by Ammon Shea
030. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll
031. The Code of the Woosters by P.G. Wodehouse (Conan Doyle's intrigue + Wilde's sense of absurdity + Fry&Laurie's voices in my head = ♥)
032. The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
033. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce (I really liked the parts I liked, but hated the parts I didn't like, ya know?)
034. Stanislavski's Legacy by Constantin Stanislavski, ed. Elizabeth Reynolds Hapgood
035. The Coquette by Hannah Webster Foster (hilariously misogynist, of course, but fun)
036. American on Purpose: The Improbable Adventures of an Unlikely Patriot by Craig Ferguson
037. Monty: A Biography of Montgomery Clift by Robert LaGuardia (beyond depressing)
038. Walden; or, Life in the Woods by Henry David Thoreau
039. Death With Interruptions by José Saramago
040. Moby-Dick by Herman Melville (sry, but...come on)
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