"Somebody Told Me" from The Killers
 

Anyone else really digging this song? :nod:

~Alex

Nope. :wavey:

PS: How did you like Huckabees? ;)

Couldn't get into it :wavey: LOL!!! Although the beginning was pretty funny...what a way to start a movie.

Into it? really? It wasn't complex or anything.... :confused: I thought it was a lark. :shrug:
I don't know that killers song, sorreh.

It was hard to get into as it was a bit silly and did not flow very well. But, I oved it.

Ah, oh well. At least you tried. You just couldn't handle its infinite nature. :p :laugh:

Love that movie. I think I'll watch it tomorrow...

The beginning lines are a RIOT!!!!!! I saw it on Christmas Day last year with a friend of mine's mother. I was like YIPES!!!!!! :eek:

I thought all of the scenes with Jude Law were hysterical. His character was such a delightful dick. "Kafka?! He's planting garbage for us." And the scene with Talia Shire was a riot, too.

If you liked it, you should really get the two-disc DVD. The deleted scenes are great, especially the one where Hoffman admits to Tomlin that his guide is Caterine. They cut out an entire part of their backstory, the three of them had originally been in a threesome relationship. :laugh:

Nope guess you have to be Democrat... :nod: :cool: :p

ANYONE READING THIS THREAD ACTUALLY LIKE THIS F***ING SONG?! :laugh: :lol:

~Alex

The Deleted and behind the scenes scenes, I enjoyed as much as the movie. But I'm just kinda like that. And you know what? I sensed some weird threesome thing in the script. When I was watching that movie, I had a LARGE sense that some important things had been deleted... :nod: That's why I think of it more as a lark - I didn't think it was exceptionally deep (more like, medium deep) but it could've been a bit deeper....I, of course, took more deep things away from it...but I don't think it was as explicit as it could've been, in that way - I tend to think of it more as a light comedy... :shrug:

I do
 

Sorry! :sorry: Post a link to the song, and I'll tell you if I like it. :)

I take it as a light comedy. It's nothing too deep or hard to comprehend, it's essentially a farce dressed up as something only intellectuals would like when it's truly anything but. I'm convinced that David O. Russell toyed with it to drive a lot of the viewers nuts. But I? Adore it. I wasn't sure when I saw it in the theater, but it's firmly planted in my top ten list now. ;) It opened my eyes as to how fabulous Jude Law is and reinvigorated my love for Lily Tomlin.

All I know is I want to make out with Brandon. The end.