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Tar-Ancalimė
October 13th,2002, 04:17 AM
Soooo....
Did anyone else love this movie?
Or is it just me :grin:?
Gowpon
October 13th,2002, 05:02 AM
Tell me what's it about? Perhaps i'll like the story line!:blush:
Lynx
October 13th,2002, 05:17 AM
you're not the only one, Tar-Ancalimė. I loved it. come on, how could you not love it? it has heath in it. ;) hehe.
Gowpon, I would give you a summary but I suck at summarizing story lines so I'll leave that to someone who might actually be good at that.
Bonos-Girl
October 13th,2002, 10:52 AM
i still haven't seen it so i can't help...but i would love to know what it was actually about.
Tar-Ancalimė
October 13th,2002, 03:44 PM
um ok I'll try to give you a plot guys but im not sure how good itll be.
umm
right so its set in medieval times... with knights and jousting and such
and its about these three squires who's master dies in joust... and this one squire the main character ( :loveyou: ) decides he'll pretend to be the knight and joust in his place. right so he jousts and wins a bunch of money and goes on to lots of tournements in a false noble name and hes really good. he falls in love with this girl but theres this count of france who is courting her as well. and this count and our knight become great enemies and yeah.
its a really great movie and my pathetic plot summary cant even do it justice... especialy as i dont want to give anything away :)
Lynx
October 13th,2002, 04:23 PM
yes, its a very good movie. And that the same problem I have with summaries, I never know how much to tell becaus eI don't want to give it all away.
TheRingBearer
October 13th,2002, 04:59 PM
I think its alright. The jousting scenes are excellent.
Lord Raistlin
October 13th,2002, 06:03 PM
I like the song!
Gowpon
October 13th,2002, 09:19 PM
Hmmm...Raist I trust your judgement. So where oh where can I got my little piggy hoofs on it (the music i mean):naughty:
Bonos-Girl
October 14th,2002, 08:26 PM
that sounds a VERY complicated plot.....maybe thats just me getting confuzzled easily!
Tar-Ancalimė
October 14th,2002, 08:34 PM
it isn't complicated... :(
just my explanation of it was stupid... never mind, I have a better idea:
Go Rent It and See for Yourself!
Daisy Gamgee
October 15th,2002, 01:56 AM
yep, very good film :thumbs:
and Heath is scrummy!! The music soundtrack is pretty good too, esp. the Robbie version of We are the Champions (has anybody seen the music video - RW is extremly hunky in it:loveyou: )
Ronin
October 15th,2002, 11:28 AM
ugh...i have to be honest, i HATED this movie...well, i loved the character of Chaucer....but break dancing in the middle of a medieval court?? pfbbt
oh yeah, and the absolute worst use of AC/DC i've ever seen ;)
Lynx
October 15th,2002, 12:23 PM
haha. yeah. that was a stupid part of the movie.
Bonos-Girl
October 15th,2002, 01:14 PM
robbie is ALWAYS hunky!!! i haven't seen the vid to that particular song though! I'll have to go rent it so i know what you're talking about!!
Ronin
October 15th,2002, 02:34 PM
i love the Rock DJ video...4 stars in my book for just wicked weird
Bonos-Girl
October 15th,2002, 04:49 PM
i love all his vids.....did anyone see stars in your eyes kids final....i got really annoyed with them when the kid did let me entertain you wearing the wrong clothes...actually thats really sad..i think i should get out more!!!
maybe we should get back to topic...what was it again...oh yeah a knights tale
Ronin
October 15th,2002, 06:25 PM
yeah, that is actually pretty sad ;)
and hey, who's the moderator here? lol
Catz
October 15th,2002, 09:02 PM
actually..........me...scary tho that thought may be...
....so if its not too much trouble do you think we could get this back on track?:rolleyes: lol
*drags the thread by its scruff back on topic*
which was i believe, "A Knights Tale".......
thanks kiddies...(and Rock DJ was a good vid, but his sappy love story vid "shes the one" sux big time lol)
:catz:
Ronin
October 15th,2002, 09:25 PM
well, in all honesty...talking about ole man Williams is much more instructive than berating A Knights Tale again and again and again. i'm a sucker for arguments, but come now ;)
-and hey...any excuse for a few minutes with Kidman is a good one, even if there is a plethora of sacchrine along with it :naughty:
Catz
October 15th,2002, 10:06 PM
the Kidman vid was actually for "something stupid"the "shes the one" vid had another chickie in it....tho also drowning in syrup :rolleyes: lol lol...and if you want to discuss Mr Williams head on down to Music and do so, ok?
so.....anyone else wanna diss "A Knights Tale" ? (just kidding Tar;) )
:catz:
Tar-Ancalimė
October 15th,2002, 11:35 PM
suuuuure you are catz... uh huh i bet you hate it too
heh ok so only a few people here liked it. :(
well fine see if i care *looks defiant*
j/k people i really dont after all youre the ones missing out on a great experience!
Ronin
October 16th,2002, 12:35 AM
i knew i probably got the vid wrong...ach...not like i've ever watched them thro anyway ;)
well...yeah....
a great experience if u don't watch the movie and just listen to the soundtrack...soundtrack is great :grin:
Alanna Of Moonwood
October 19th,2002, 10:55 PM
Are you kidding? I LOVE a Knight's Tale! I bought it and watched it like 7 times in a row. :) It's my Favorite movie! (Right next to FotR)
-Alanna :knight:
Tar-Ancalimė
October 19th,2002, 11:11 PM
yea!!!! :hooray: someone who loves it as much as me (if not more!!!)
go us!!!
Belaqua
October 19th,2002, 11:13 PM
People hate A Knights Tale?! How? Why? Heath Ledger? Need i say any more?
Ronin
October 20th,2002, 12:22 AM
The movie...the movie...ugh!! pfbbt
can y'all tell me what credits it has as a movie?
Belaqua
October 20th,2002, 12:29 AM
HEATH LEDGER! Sorry, didn't mean to sound like a hormonal teen there. Honestly, i didn't think there was anything wrong with it. I've seen much worse recently e.g Dungeons and Dragons I think whoever directed it did a pretty good job of adding modern aspects to the film. I see a lot of movies 'cause i rent at least one every week, which means i've sen some pretty cringe worthy, awfully acted and boring films, and to be honest, i didn't think that a Knights Tale was one of them.
Tar-Ancalimė
October 20th,2002, 12:34 AM
ok look Ronin... feel contemptuous of us all you like, just don't make it so obvious, and you've said what you think already, no need to beat it into our heads!
Heath is fine :drool: the acting was wonderful, the plot was good, the ending rocked, and the whole effect was beautiful.
Ronin
October 20th,2002, 12:40 AM
Tar, sorry if that came off a little strong...was only trying to needle some fangirls...success! ;) :gofatty:
personally, why modernize a tale set in the 1300's...that seems to be an oxymoron in and of itself. actually, i LIKED Ledger in A Knight's Tale...loved the Chaucer character...but come on...modern dance music in a medieval ballroom!!!??? that just tanked the movie for me right there.
Tar-Ancalimė
October 20th,2002, 12:43 AM
Originally posted by Ronin
was only trying to needle some fangirls...success! ;) :gofatty: exactly why i said, feel contempt all you like, but no need to express it. we loved the movie, and i thought the modernizing was a nice touch. and sorry for sounding *****y, but it's just the way i feel.
Akiba
October 20th,2002, 02:17 AM
I loved knight's tale Heth Ledger so hot chick's hair so weird the modernization was what made it even better that was the point a very cool point
Ronin
October 24th,2002, 10:54 AM
no worries Tar, just trying to rouse ur goat....the modernization just didn't work for me, really in love with the medieval time period, felt it was almost disgraceful. ech...no matter how hot the hot chick was ;) lol
Catz
October 24th,2002, 11:40 AM
a movie like this is always gonna polarise opinions...even if some of us like to play devils advocate anyway :nono: lol roflmao lol
i can just see the headlines now Ronin ;)...."man eaten by goat":elfeek: ;) :cool:
i have to say it didnt work for me either....maybe cos i dont think Heath Ledgers all that lol lol....but yeah, it just jarred too much for me....
:catz:
Adunauriel
October 24th,2002, 11:35 PM
:loveyou: I loved I Knights Tale. Loved everything about it. Plus and lets just face it. As long as your a girl, or maybe it's just me. Heath Ledger is hot, and I must admit. I loved him in The Four Feathers. But that's a different Movie Entirely.
Catz
October 24th,2002, 11:45 PM
HEY!!!!........im a girl!!...........leastways i was the last time i looked!! lol lol
i just dont think Heaths that great......bit blond surfer boy for my liking i think lol lol
but even had i adored the blond and tousled one, the movie would still have jarred quite badly for me.....just personal taste really
:catz:
Adunauriel
October 24th,2002, 11:59 PM
Sorry Catz if I offended. I wasn't meaning I was the Only girl, just that maybe it was only me that felt that way. Sorry if I angered you.:(
Ronin
October 25th,2002, 01:08 AM
lol...ach, teddy, can't anger the kitty catz much...at least when it comes to pretty boy blondes ;)
hmmm...goats...that could be interesting roflmao
and the Four Feathers, good movie but most certainly not made by Ledger...Djimon Hounsou made and carried that movie. he is a favorite actor of mine...FANTASTIC actor :grin:
Daisy Gamgee
October 25th,2002, 01:47 AM
Originally posted by Ronin
Tar, sorry if that came off a little strong...was only trying to needle some fangirls...success! ;) :gofatty:
personally, why modernize a tale set in the 1300's...that seems to be an oxymoron in and of itself. actually, i LIKED Ledger in A Knight's Tale...loved the Chaucer character...but come on...modern dance music in a medieval ballroom!!!??? that just tanked the movie for me right there.
Didn't modernisation work for Romeo and Juliet though? Sometimes, its quite cool to put a modern spin on an old story, esp. one thats been told countless times in the traditional way, and the storylin eof A Knights Tale has been told many times before. But thats not everyones cup of tea - I thought it was quite refreshing, but each to their own :thumbs:
Adunauriel
October 25th,2002, 01:58 AM
:grin: Ronin I'm with you. I absolutely love Djimon's performance. I actually liked everyone in that movie. I thought they all played there parts expertly.:thumbs:
Tar-Ancalimė
October 25th,2002, 03:12 AM
Originally posted by Daisy Gamgee
Didn't modernisation work for Romeo and Juliet though? ack daisy, sweetie, the rest of your post was right on but modernization in R&J did NOT work for me. Leanardo pfbbt (or howvere the heck you spell his name :rolleyes: ) stupid stupid movie...
catz, the modernization didn't bother me because it was well done :huh: they intergrated the past bits and the news bits really well, IMO... the point wasn't to be a documentary :rolleyes: and now since im starting to sound a bit hypocritical :grin: im stopping now guys :)
Daisy Gamgee
October 25th,2002, 03:21 AM
Don't worry I don't think I can spell his name either!! But he was a good actor prior to that one about that big ship. Especially good in Whats Eating Gilbert Grape, but thats off topic.....
;)
Catz
October 25th,2002, 03:38 AM
hey teddy, its ok...i was just kidding.....sorry if i sounded like i was angry....tis pretty hard, as Ronin said, to get this kitty mad lol lol no one round here takes me seriously lol lol
oh god noooooooooooooo not LEONARDO!!!!! and before you ask, the only reason i know how to spell it is cos of the turtle!!!
and Ronin...put that goat down!!!!:elfeek: :o :rolleyes: lol roflmao
:catz:
Adunauriel
October 25th,2002, 06:02 AM
roflmao Well I'm glad no ones mad at me. I would hate to get anyone mad my first day posting. Talk about bad carma. I'm with you guys thou, Leo gets on my nerves too. Althou I kinda mant to see his mew Movie Gangs of New York, not for him thou. It just sounds interesting.
Ronin
October 25th,2002, 04:32 PM
ok, with this discussion of modernizing a film or even story, thought i'd put my 2 (or 1) cents in. The modernization of Leo's Romeo and Juliet was just that, modernized...taking an old story and placing it into a new setting. however, what was done with A Knight's Tale was modernization in its weakest sense. they did not lift out a tale from one time period and place it into another. they placed 21st century symbolisms, themes, and music (!) into 14th century england! now i'm all for the seamless integration of music, from whatever era to whatever story...but what 21st century mechanism would ever fit into the 1300s. i know they weren't filming a history flick, but come on...we are supposed to suspend belief in movies...watching lords and ladies bump and grind to guitar riffs was probably the most jarring thing i'd seen at the theatre that year. it just doesn't fit. if u want a displacement of mechanisms from one time period to the next...watch a time travel movie lol
*looks up from petting the goat*...but i like the goat!!!! :evilcool: :grin:
actually...the modernized Romeo + Juliet did work for me, in certain parts at least. have a great love for Shakespeare's language...just to see the different perspective in another time period, quite interesting.
and teddy, its all good...we're glad to have u!! and don't forget...Gangs of New York AND Catch Me if U Can....this is a brilliant year for movies!
Ilmarė
October 25th,2002, 06:44 PM
I agree with u about the modernised Romeo and Juliet, Ro... the story was kept the same... and they stayed true to Shakespeare's language... whilst using a modern context to set the piece in. Regardless of whether one likes Leonardo Di Caprio or not... that film is responsible for exposing millions of otherwise "bored with W. Shakespeare Esq" teenagers to his work... and from my own experience with those students... it has fostered an interest in.. if not a love of.. his work.... so I think it's praiseworthy for that reason alone. .. Hats off to BL for that!:thumbs:
:elfeek: * sees him petting the goat... hearnoevil *.... umm... ok.... knew you had... unusual tastes... but...*begins to sidle out the door*.... :fanboy: .... hehehehe
Bonos-Girl
October 25th,2002, 07:18 PM
i agree completely ilmare....i hate studying shakespeare but the only reason our class is doing R+J for GCSE is cos we got our teacher to promise that we could watch BL's film.
Adunauriel
October 25th,2002, 10:13 PM
:thumbs: I too am not a big fan of reading Shakespear, but I did enjoy reading Macbeth. It was just so dark, and I kinda enjoyed that. I was drawn in by it, which helped me enjoy it when I probaboy wouldn't have normally.
Catz
October 25th,2002, 10:27 PM
i do think its a matter of context tho...."willing suspension of disbelief" is , as Ronin said, one of the things a movie aims for, to draw the watcher into its world....glaring anachronisms as pepper *a Knights Tale" are just, and this is only my opinion. too contrived....too artificial for me to do that....every one reminds me that this is artifice.
that isnt a problem with a modernised Shakespearean production....because the thing with those is that the stories Shakespeare tells are applicable to all times, and the fact that the language is an anachronism, does not for me distract from the story, but in fact just serves to underline the fact that people have changed very little from Shakespeares day to now. There was an excellent British TV production, not sure if it was the Beeb or not, but it was "Othello" with Othello played as an Inspector in the police dept.......very good
:catz:
Ronin
October 25th,2002, 10:37 PM
just to comment on Shakespeare, absolutely agree...Shakespeare is so dynamic and pervasive to all time periods, because of its language and not its plots. i think its pretty much agreed, at least for myself, that Shakespeare is not read for his plots...which are, largely unoriginal. yet it is for his use of language...which is...as contrived as this, timeless. mho of course ;)
Tar-Ancalimė
October 25th,2002, 11:41 PM
hey i never said i didnt like shakespeare. as a matter of fact, i love his works... his use of language, as you say, ronin... a few more than others ;)... and R&J is in the category of others, btw...
i just plain didn't like the film. didnt like the actors, didnt like the setting (besides modernization, i just plain didn tlike it) and i thought it was "jarring" (to use someone else's word i dont remember whose) that they were pointing guns at each other and reciting shakepeare... for recite they did
none of this applies to aKT. I liked it for itself, not for any modernization problems or lack thereof...
Adunauriel
October 25th,2002, 11:56 PM
Originally posted by Tar-Ancalimė
none of this applies to aKT. I liked it for itself, not for any modernization problems or lack thereof...
I agree with you Tar. I liked A Knights Tale based on it. Not the Modernization. Ok, well maybe it has a little to do with Heath. Ok maybe alot, but none the less I though it a very good movie. One I've enjoyed many times.:)
Ronin
October 26th,2002, 05:00 PM
thats it, admit it teddy....its ok...we're here for u ;) lol
actually, i think a lot of it applies to A Knights Tale...but there we go, some of us must be right...and others wrong :rolleyes: (j/k)
and actually, just for R+J....those scenes with the guns (especially at the gas statioin) were my particular favorites, perhaps just for the immense discrepancy between the language and the actions. favorite Baz film btw.
Ilmarė
October 26th,2002, 08:24 PM
Hmm.. yeah... again i find i'm agreeing with u Ro:cool: .... I loved the gas station scene... so at odds with the language in some respects... but worked so well. That and the scene outside the cathedral where Juliet is lying... just great pieces.:thumbs:
Tar-Ancalimė
October 26th,2002, 08:28 PM
nooo sorry but I disagree :( ack but i think i've already said this. anyway!
Originally posted by Ronin
some of us must be right...and others wrong :rolleyes: lol you think? i wonder who's the right one around here :rolleyes:lol actually i already know ;)j/k
Ilmarė
October 26th,2002, 09:21 PM
:elfeek: guys, guys... if we all liked the same thing, the world would be a really boring place.:thumbs:
Adunauriel
October 27th,2002, 08:21 AM
:) True, true.. I like R&J, but I sometimes found it alittle boring. Not that it wasn't good, just that for me it seemed long. Actually thou my Fave scene is probably the cornyest scene. I loved the pool love stuff "What light through yonder window breaks?". It's the romantic in me.
When he scares her and she screams, that makes me gigglelol .
Ronin
October 27th,2002, 12:17 PM
lol....but all the more reason to argue! ;)
hehe...glad we can agree Tar, it takes people a while to figure out that i'm right :p
well, R+J as a film has its faults...but some of the scenes were just priceless and immaculately done.
Daisy Gamgee
October 28th,2002, 12:13 AM
I enjoyed a Knights Tale - simply because it wasn't taxing on the mind, it was an easy watch - I don't always want to watch a movie where you have to pay really close attention to whats going on, so you don't get lost on the way, its great not to have to watch a film where you don't think too much - A Knights Tale was just this- plus, of course, it helped that Heath was easy on the eye;)
And the guns in the gas station - that was good - its just an indication of the time the film was set in, with gangs, etc.:thumbs:
Akiba
October 28th,2002, 04:19 AM
I loved the gas station scene wit all the guns and stuff
Enemy of the state gave me that confused feeling Ihad to watch it over and over again before I got it made no sesnse at all
a Knight's tale had none of that mysterious stuff though it was really good even if it had no guns wait was there any hand to hand like fist fights in there I don't remember and think I may be confusing this certain scene with a diif movie so a little help here por favor
Adunauriel
October 28th,2002, 07:12 AM
Akiba, I think maybe you are confused, or maybe I am too. I know there were sword fights in A Knights Tale, but I don't remember and fist fights. There was the cusomery throwing of foodlol , but I don't remember fists. :thumbs:
Ronin
October 28th,2002, 10:21 PM
the one cool thing about this movie was driving home with some mates from it....we started having a jousting match in the back seat....actually pulled over about 3 times so we could rotate! lol roflmao :rolleyes:
Adunauriel
October 28th,2002, 10:49 PM
Sounds funlol , but I'm pretty sure it's something only guys would do. I didn't see it myself until it came out on DVD. Loved it thou.:thumbs:
Akiba
October 29th,2002, 12:37 AM
Originally posted by Ronin
the one cool thing about this movie was driving home with some mates from it....we started having a jousting match in the back seat....actually pulled over about 3 times so we could rotate! lol roflmao :rolleyes:
omg Dude how fun!!! to bad I didn't watch it till it came out on dvd either and I doubt it's only smething guys would do caue I'd probably do it too but how exactly do you have a jousting match in a car? I wish I could joust or sword fight, sword fights would be good I'd love to be knight
Adunauriel
October 29th,2002, 06:30 AM
Ok, well maybe it isn't something only guys would do, but I wasn't going to admit it.lol Oh well, and I'm with Akiba. How did you Joust in a car?:thumbs:
Ilmarė
October 29th,2002, 10:17 AM
Originally posted by Ronin
the one cool thing about this movie was driving home with some mates from it....we started having a jousting match in the back seat....actually pulled over about 3 times so we could rotate! lol roflmao :rolleyes:
:o lol Jousting...in a car??? ...ok, i'm SO not going to ask the obvious question!!:naughty: :p lol lol
Catz
October 29th,2002, 10:43 AM
lol i shall for once keep my mind out of the gutter and take those words at face value...
i will however state catagorically that you cannot joust in a car.....bikes however are a totally different story lol lol;) lol tho the person on the back tends to get a bit mad when they get knocked off;) roflmao
:catz:
Ilmarė
October 29th,2002, 10:51 AM
lol would have liked to have seen them try to joust in the car... but bikes.... yeah... would love to try jousting on a bike...:cool: lol
Bonos-Girl
October 29th,2002, 01:16 PM
wow...must try then when i get home.....wonder where i'l find willing victims....erm..i mean volunteers!!!!
Adunauriel
October 29th,2002, 08:04 PM
roflmao Bonos, I like the victims thing. Sounds better. Well I think I understood what he ment, but I think it's too difficult to try to explain. Or, it would make my brain explode trying.verymad
Ronin
October 30th,2002, 12:51 AM
y'all have just too little faith in me.....i mean it was jousting, come on! lol...ok...so, it didn't work all that well, but it was the best thing we could do after the movie....just sorta ran at each other...on the seat cushions that is ;) :rolleyes:
and jousting on bikes...coolest thing in the world!! lol...just got to find a way to really soften up the lance....so that those u select as volunteers won't get too teribly hurt....and thus...hurt u ;) :thumbs:
Adunauriel
October 30th,2002, 12:58 AM
Well, Ronin that's basicly what I thought. Except for the Running thing. Never would have thought of running. Cause I didn't think there was enought room in a back seat for running.
Yes. Jousting on bikes does sound much more fun. Kind of like the game of Chicken.:thumbs:
Ronin
October 30th,2002, 01:03 AM
Chicken...very true, but ever try it in a car....scary as hell!! :elfeek:
and yeah, not much room to run...thats what the back seat basically became a rumbling room...ech....the care might not have liked it, but we did!! lol :grin:
Adunauriel
October 30th,2002, 01:16 AM
I do believe that is the most important part, having fun. Chicken it a car, never tried that. Far to scary for me, plus I don't drive. mecry
Akiba
October 30th,2002, 04:23 AM
what's chicken??? bike jousting not for me see what I would've done after the movie was get a big stick and start hitting my friends with it of course I would've gotten hit back bu hey it's fun and I sa it's fun cause it's happened before yea I like wacking ppl with stuff so sword fighting would be paradise for me of course there would be alot more going on than wacking should try jousting at school hey good idea anyways yeah a Knight's tale Rocks!!!!!!!
Adunauriel
October 30th,2002, 04:53 AM
What's chicken? Well it goes like this. Two people on bikes, cars, or some other form of transportation move twards eachother at a high rate of speed. The first one to swurve looses. There chicken, do you understand now. If not I'll try and explain better. :)
Akiba
October 30th,2002, 05:00 AM
I get it thanx should try it someday
Ronin
October 30th,2002, 01:38 PM
Chicken...a must for anyone with a car, a large disposable income, and great health insurance lol :rolleyes: :evilcool:
Catz
October 30th,2002, 02:00 PM
a high pain threshold is also a help;) :rolleyes: lol
:catz:
Adunauriel
October 30th,2002, 08:13 PM
Good depth perception is also a must, so you know just the right time to swerve.
If Your Chicken!! :evilcool: :flamer:
Ronin
October 31st,2002, 02:25 AM
actually yeah, depth perception is a must...much more so than pain threshold...which i also do enjoy ;) lol
Adunauriel
October 31st,2002, 02:54 AM
So Ronin, would you swerve,or would you take the hit?:mmmm:
Akiba
October 31st,2002, 04:47 AM
you now what? chicken butt!!! sorry nyways I don't think I should play cause more than likely I wouldn't swerve so I'd have to play with a real shcke as a matter of fact for sure I wouldn't swerve unless I was driving my car in hich case would swerve when we were anout a mile part
Adunauriel
October 31st,2002, 06:33 AM
Originally posted by Akiba
you now what? chicken butt!!!
roflmao I haven't heard that in years.
You know It's ok if you would swerve. I would to, I'm not crazy. I don't wanna get injured, or worse either.
Ilmarė
October 31st,2002, 07:31 AM
Originally posted by teddyjen25
So Ronin, would you swerve,or would you take the hit?:mmmm:
Hmmm... let's just see shall we??..*faces Ronin with the biggest trout he's ever seen...*..so.. will you take it like a man... or swerve and be a chicken???..*takes aim and swings...*
:trout: :trout: :trout:
lol lol lol lol lol lol
Akiba
October 31st,2002, 09:11 AM
Originally posted by teddyjen25
roflmao I haven't heard that in years.
You know It's ok if you would swerve. I would to, I'm not crazy. I don't wanna get injured, or worse either.
no actually I'd be worried about my car if it's somebody else's car or an ugly car I wouldn'r swerve but all that would matter would be my precious car yup yes I do value my life greatly
Catz
October 31st,2002, 10:52 AM
ok...depth perception, a high pain threshold and a masochistic streak a mile wide :o :rolleyes: lol ...anything i missed?
:catz:
Ronin
October 31st,2002, 11:09 AM
i'd take it like a man m'dear...is there any doubt? :grin: :naughty: :cool:
oh, and i wouldn't swerve...the other guy would :rolleyes: roflmao lol
Catz
October 31st,2002, 11:20 AM
roflmao....no hon...youre taking it like a masochist...theres a difference....lol masochists are far more eager;) :rolleyes: lol roflmao
and this i think, is an opportune moment to retrieve the topic from the oblivion to which it has been consigned lol roflmao....."A Knights Tale"
:catz:
Ilmarė
October 31st,2002, 11:24 AM
Originally posted by Ronin
i'd take it like a man m'dear...is there any doubt? :grin: :naughty: :cool:
oh, and i wouldn't swerve...the other guy would :rolleyes: roflmao lol
lol well... will just have to take your word for it... in the meantime;) lol lol :naughty:
Hey.. u better HOPE the other guy does swerve!!! .. or that would be taking masochism to new heights!!:elfeek: lol lol
Catz
October 31st,2002, 11:43 AM
no....i think ive redefined masochism......its me trying to get this thread back on topic....*sighs*.....lol
could we possibly get back to "a Knights Tale" dya think guys? lol lol
:catz:
Ilmarė
October 31st,2002, 12:24 PM
;) lol .. yeah... you are absolutely right there Catz... I stand correctedlol roflmao
So.. what was the best thing about this film? If you were going to recommend it to someone who hasn't seen it... what would you pick out as praiseworthy?
Ronin
October 31st,2002, 06:27 PM
ach, they always swerve....lil' sheep :rolleyes: lol
ummm...A Knight's Tale...keep my mouth shut for that one ;) :naughty:
Ilmarė
October 31st,2002, 08:45 PM
lol lol ... really? That bad?? C'mon... there has to be something good about it, if it made u want to joust in the back of a car, honey!;) lol lol
Adunauriel
October 31st,2002, 08:48 PM
I just loved the movie in general, on a whole. I thought it was very good.:)
Jousting was great. Nicely done.
Daisy Gamgee
October 31st,2002, 11:25 PM
I would recommend so you could watch Heath ( i saw the Mtv vma's last night, and he had a close crop - very nice;) )
Belaqua
October 31st,2002, 11:30 PM
I prefere him with brown hair, a la 10 Things I Hate About You, but any Heath is good. I don't know if anyone has mentioned it, but he has a new film coming out called Four Feathers. Not to mention The Kelly Gang with Orli.
But anyway, as this is the thread for A Knights Tale, not Heath Ledger, i'd better say something on topic. I liked Chaucer. He was funny. I'm suddenly struggling to remember any lines from the film. I did see it about half a year ago though.
Adunauriel
November 1st,2002, 12:34 AM
Heath's great, but I'll see The Kelly Gang for Orlando.:naughty:
Akiba
November 1st,2002, 06:19 AM
For some very odd reason I wanna go see the 4 feathrs but prob won't and have not hard of the elly thng
the best part about the moviefor me was al te time when he was jousting or sword fightig or kicking butt don't remmeber really well since I haven't seen it n a while als like that guy who came ou naked in the beginning he was cool (not cause h was naked)
Adunauriel
November 1st,2002, 08:55 AM
The Four Feather was a good movie. Plus, Heath's just plain hot in it.;)
Ronin
November 3rd,2002, 11:02 PM
The Four Feather's was decent, Dijmon completely stole the movie tho...he was fantastic in it.
but back to Tale (hehehe...sounds really bad lol)...Chaucer was pretty great, the one true source of comedy throughout the whole thing.
Adunauriel
November 3rd,2002, 11:08 PM
Yes he was, but I love the dude (sadly I've forgotten his name) who always wanted to "Fong" him. And, give him Pain... I just loved him. Espacially at the end. You know what I mean the scene at he end of the credits.lol Funny stuff...roflmao
Ronin
November 3rd,2002, 11:19 PM
lol...too right, the comedy...if in stretches...was pretty right on!
Eįrįnė
March 18th,2003, 02:38 AM
I LOVE HEATH LEDGER!!!!!!! i think he did such a good role in that movie..... i luv that movie so much!!!!!!!
Tar-Ancalimė
March 18th,2003, 03:53 AM
theres an old thread on this, here (http://www.warofthering.net/forums/vbulletin225/upload/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1286). go check it out for more people's opinions :thumbs: lol
Grima Wormtongue
March 18th,2003, 08:40 PM
shannon sossamon is soooooooooooooo hot. but the movie sucks
Eowyn
March 18th,2003, 11:34 PM
finally seen it! also James Purefoy (prince of wales) was in Sharpe's sword which I watched today. I was sat there thinking 'what was he in!' lol and paul bettany (Geoffrey Chaucer, Sir William's Herald) plays the prince of orange in sharpe's waterloo I recognised the voice instantly!
Eįrįnė
March 18th,2003, 11:54 PM
HEATH LEDGER IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOx a billion HOTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE HIM!!!!! A KNIGHTS TALE IS MY ULTIMATE BEYOND ULTIMATE FAVORITE MOVIE!!!! AND HEATH IS MY FAVORITE ACTOR!!!!!!!!! ok i'm getting a little bit over board here.... any1 that knows me can say that i'm obsessed w/ the guy.... his b-day is 9 days b4 mine!!!! yay!!! he's an aries!!!!!just like me!!!!!
Enelya
March 19th,2003, 12:12 AM
of course you loved the movie,Earane, you looooooooooove Heathe Ledger.you tell me about him at school all the time.but i wouldnt know if its a good movie or not cuz i havent seen it yet:(
well hopefully soon:)
Eįrįnė
March 19th,2003, 12:15 AM
well u gotta c it..... Heath has his shirt off in there.... but the bad part is that he's kissin some girl.... and she's not that pretty
Enelya
March 19th,2003, 12:19 AM
im sorry, val, i feel for ya;)
Eįrįnė
March 19th,2003, 12:20 AM
i got the tape... (don't have a dvd player) if u wanna c it.. i'll lend it 2 ya k?
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