My [Enter Title Here] Film Log

Nuclearplanet · #1

For the next two months, I have 3 major exams that will effect pretty much my pathway in life. Meanwhile, I'm having a mild nervous breakdown and the only movies that I've managed to watch are the equivalent to Disney Channel Movie Spin-Offs while mulch-tasking revision questions. Watching Films calm me down, so It's a major effort to stop.

At the moment, I am bored as shit.

I Wish to write a film log detailing my progress of my stress. As their is a correlation between Stress and generic mainstream bullshit, (they're SO easy to watch half-halfheartedly). So here, enjoy my depression.

Edit: I Misspelled My (Enter Title Here) Film Log (fixed it for you

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Nuclearplanet · #2

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie (1995)

Never has a movie been so unbearable and embarrassing to watch.

Nuclearplanet · #3

Real Life (1979)
This wasn't bad at all. Really enjoyable actually. It's just...trying to find something to cheer you up...and watching a movie about a family that suffers from depression. Not that fun. ;)

Nuclearplanet · #4

Nuclearplanet on May 26 2012, 08:51:57 AM wrote: Edit: I Misspelled My (Enter Title Here) Film Log (fixed it for you )

Wow. Didn't realized Admins could edit posts aswell

thanks though

iCheckMovies · #5

Nuclearplanet on May 26 2012, 09:01:11 AM wrote:
Nuclearplanet on May 26 2012, 08:51:57 AM wrote: Edit: I Misspelled My (Enter Title Here) Film Log (fixed it for you )
Wow. Didn't realized Admins could edit posts aswell thanks though

Admins can do anything. MWAHAHAHA.

Nuclearplanet · #6

Short Cuts (1993)

Watching this, I slowly feel that Paul Thomas Anderson's Brilliant Film Magnolia is a somewhat rip off of this long, dull and unfunny comedy that didn't cheer me up just made me more of a misanthrope.

Nuclearplanet · #7

South Park: Bigger, Longer And Uncut (1999)

I only watched this because my friend (who is a big south park fan) made me watch this. It was possibly the worst thing I've ever witnessed.

iCheckMovies · #8

Nuclearplanet on May 27 2012, 10:27:01 AM wrote:

South Park: Bigger, Longer And Uncut (1999)

I only watched this because my friend (who is a big south park fan) made me watch this. It was possibly the worst thing I've ever witnessed.

10/10

Nuclearplanet · #9

mightysparks on May 27 2012, 10:37:20 AM wrote:
Nuclearplanet on May 27 2012, 10:27:01 AM wrote:

South Park: Bigger, Longer And Uncut (1999)

I only watched this because my friend (who is a big south park fan) made me watch this. It was possibly the worst thing I've ever witnessed.
10/10

Not my kind of Humor Sadly

I'm more of a "The Simpsons" Person. ;)

iCheckMovies · #10

Nuclearplanet on May 26 2012, 08:59:48 AM wrote:

Real Life (1979)
This wasn't bad at all. Really enjoyable actually. It's just...trying to find something to cheer you up...and watching a movie about a family that suffers from depression. Not that fun. ;)

One of my all time favorite comedies (not to mention films) - but yeah, if you want to cheer yourself up you are kinda watching the wrong movies.

(Granted Real Life would cheer me up any day of the week)

If what you are looking for is just a way to relax your nerves I'd recommend seeking out more all out comedy/action stuff. Pure entertainment is the best way to go, and it can go hand in hand with pretty decent craftmanship. You could try some Corbucci westerns (save The Great Silence as it's probably too dark for you) - Try Companeros and The Mercenary. As for comedy it gets a bit harder as I don't know exactly what you like, I'm sure you'll find something. Or maybe you'd be up for some more calm comedies, like Tati for example (though I'm not a fan of him myself).

Nuclearplanet · #11

Crinderman on May 27 2012, 11:06:13 AM wrote:
Nuclearplanet on May 26 2012, 08:59:48 AM wrote:

Real Life (1979)
This wasn't bad at all. Really enjoyable actually. It's just...trying to find something to cheer you up...and watching a movie about a family that suffers from depression. Not that fun. ;)
One of my all time favorite comedies (not to mention films) - but yeah, if you want to cheer yourself up you are kinda watching the wrong movies.

(Granted Real Life would cheer me up any day of the week)

If what you are looking for is just a way to relax your nerves I'd recommend seeking out more all out comedy/action stuff. Pure entertainment is the best way to go, and it can go hand in hand with pretty decent craftmanship. You could try some Corbucci westerns (save The Great Silence as it's probably too dark for you) - Try Companeros and The Mercenary. As for comedy it gets a bit harder as I don't know exactly what you like, I'm sure you'll find something. Or maybe you'd be up for some more calm comedies, like Tati for example (though I'm not a fan of him myself).

Ahh Yes! Western Comedies are my favorite! I Shall give The Mercenary ago