Notorious [2009] Film

[rocket377]

Anyone seen it? What did you think?

Got me going, and there was a great atmosphere in the cinema!

I thought it was a very good biopic, a tad one sided but neverthelss a well executed and good looking piece of work....and the soundtrack....

Edited by rocket377 on Sunday 15th February 03:57

[Obi Wan]

Might pay a trip to the cinemas then.

[Norbury90]

I saw the trailer, it looked like a load of rubbish to me.

[El Guapo]

Loathe rap, hip hop or whatever it was he did, have no interest in gangsta culture, east coast/west coast rap wars or Poof Diddly. Probably will not bother.

[Eric Mc]

Nothing to do with the 1940s Hitchcock film of the same name then.

[M400 NBL]

I'm put off that it's one sided so will probably wait until it's on Sky.

[Fittster]

Is Tori Spelling in it?

[okgo]

Will be quite good. But will only appeal to people who are into that genre of music, which I shouldn't think is many on here, seeing as the general demographic from what I can gather is 25-50 white male.

I was amazed the lead guy (who has never acted before) put on 4 stone to play Biggie!

[Lordbenny]

I liked Biggie's music, was never a big fan of Tupac. Those were the days of 'Get rich or die tryin'' hip-hop. Apparently the film's sh!t, Sunday Telegraph gave it one star this morning! I'm a huge old skool hip-hop fan, I've got thousands of records from Run DMC to Showbiz & AG.....and I'm 42 you know!

[Kill Mandelson]

You are Jimmy Carr, wibble.

[Ruskie]

El Guapo said:

Loathe rap, hip hop or whatever it was he did, have no interest in gangsta culture, east coast/west coast rap wars or Poof Diddly. Probably will not bother.

Why comment then?

[Nobody You Know]

Its never going to be as good as "To Legit To Quit - The MC Hammer Story" is it.

Now theres a Biopic.

[thetrash]

Norbury90 said:

I saw the trailer, it looked like a load of rubbish to me.

Looked pretty st to me too.

Ruskie said:

El Guapo said:

Loathe rap, hip hop or whatever it was he did, have no interest in gangsta culture, east coast/west coast rap wars or Poof Diddly. Probably will not bother.

Why comment then?

Just because you don't like the music doesn't mean you wont like the film. I didn't really like Jonny Cashs music but I enjoyed Walk the Line.

[BERGS2]

Nobody You Know said:

Its never going to be as good as "To Legit To Quit - The MC Hammer Story" is it.

Now theres a Biopic.

http://www.lovefilm.com/product/23295-Too-Legit-The-MC-Hammer-Story.html

though you were taking the pi$$

[El Guapo]

Ruskie said:

El Guapo said:

Loathe rap, hip hop or whatever it was he did, have no interest in gangsta culture, east coast/west coast rap wars or Poof Diddly. Probably will not bother.

Why comment then?

OP asked "What did you think?"
Sorry, I will make sure I solicit your personal approval before posting again.

Edited by El Guapo on Sunday 15th February 16:51

[El Guapo]

thetrash said:

Just because you don't like the music doesn't mean you wont like the film.

True, but in this case the film is ste, by all accounts.

[Ruskie]

El Guapo said:

Ruskie said:

El Guapo said:

Loathe rap, hip hop or whatever it was he did, have no interest in gangsta culture, east coast/west coast rap wars or Poof Diddly. Probably will not bother.

Why comment then?

OP asked "What did you think?"
Sorry, I will make sure I solicit your personal approval before posting again.

Edited by El Guapo on Sunday 15th February 16:51

Have you seen it?

Exactly. Hush your gums.

[Nobody You Know]

BERGS2 said:

Nobody You Know said:

Its never going to be as good as "To Legit To Quit - The MC Hammer Story" is it.

Now theres a Biopic.

http://www.lovefilm.com/product/23295-Too-Legit-The-MC-Hammer-Story.html

though you were taking the pi$$

Watch it, it's amazing, the bit were he's at the side of 2-pacs death bed holding his hand a praying is one of the greatest film moments ever.

[Sciroccology]

Nobody You Know said:

Watch it, it's amazing, the bit were he's at the side of 2-pacs death bed holding his hand a praying is one of the greatest film moments ever.

What, better than Jenny Agutter in the shower in "An American Werewolf In London"?

[Nobody You Know]

Sciroccology said:

Nobody You Know said:

Watch it, it's amazing, the bit were he's at the side of 2-pacs death bed holding his hand a praying is one of the greatest film moments ever.

What, better than Jenny Agutter in the shower in "An American Werewolf In London"?

Better than final chase in Mad Max 2, better than the all of Arnie's lines in Predator, better than Sly' losing it in the police station in Rambo First Blood, better than the race montage in Days of Thunder and even better than Denzels final lines in Training Day

Better than any film moment ever.