One or two episodes of Stargate Atlantis, followed by Dark City.

6 pints of Polish lager, 2 joints, a bazillion cigarettes and Enter The Void.

I don't know how this film hasn't received more recognition, then again I kind of want to keep it as my little secret.
Don't tell anyone.
Shhhh

>>110
it doesn't get recognized because the mainstream movie audience does not like movies like it. Most people just want some light entertainment. not to feel like they're getting pummeled over the head

>>110
That movie is shit. It tries so hard to glamorise the absolute worst of human experience with cg. You can keep it all to yourself.

>>112>>111

I dunno, if you're into rave culture and psychedelics it's pretty fun. It's got ups and downs, sadness and joy, most of all It's good for a visual feast, the CGI is pretty modest and doesn't look dated, 13 years on.

I just like how they spend the whole film exploring and padding out the glimpse of stuff you get in the first 15 minutes, though it's quite long.

Last night was Rembrandt's J'Accuse followed by Nightwatching, with one of ChipCheezum's anime theater (the finale of the dog anime) for intermission.

The Book of Eli, then some Jackie Chan Adventures.

AFTER the Bruins-Caps game

>>113
I view enter the void as a right of passage. I enjoyed it, I recommend it, but I'm not going to watch it again for another 3 years or so. It's an interesting file I think, mainly because it it is unique.

I guess simply because I feel different emotions about the movie (it wasn't that good, really pretentious, but fun, a breath of fresh air, etc) I have to recommend it.