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Who the hell was that yesterday?

The person who thought all of my thoughts, spoke all of my words, and moved my body to and fro.

Who was that stranger staring me down in the mirror at the end of the day?

Finally watched it last night and HOLY **** did I love it! I've always enjoyed Gleeson, Ferrell, and Fiennes, but this movie just solidified them as some of my favorite actors. The plot and dialogue flowed so nicely and the line between darkness and humor was ridden perfectly.

So, it's a tall order, but are there any other dark comedies I'd enjoy like this one?

She broke up with me and left town. For months afterward I would still find myself looking for her in crowds at school, or expecting to see her whenever I turned a corner. Nowadays I can only think about everything I could have done so it wouldn't have ended, and most of all, how much I miss her. It feels like I'm driving myself crazy.

I need to get her out of my head so I can start looking ahead again, how do you do that?

Basically adventure movies that are laced with magic/monsters/a great unknown of some sort.

Some movies I've already watched for reference:

+Jason and the Argonauts (1963)

+Conan the Barbarian + Destroyer

+Lord of the Rings Trilogy

+Clash of the Titans (1981)

+Clash of the Titans (2010)

+The Matrix

+Pan's Labyrinth

+Atlantis: The Lost Empire

+Hercules

+Star Wars

+Princess Mononoke

+Spirited Away

+Inception

+Army of Darkness

+Hellboy

+Treasure Planet

+The NeverEnding Story

+The Black Cauldron

-Percy Jackson movies

-Wrath of the Titans

-The other Matrix movies

-Immortals

-The Hobbit

-Avatar

-Howl's Moving Castle

-Any Superhero movie

-Hellboy 2

any genre, any song. It just has to be sad, or one that makes you sad when you hear it.

My own answer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CzcOcBb_ms

Also, has a song ever driven you to tears?

I'm a teenager who enjoys classic rock/metal/, but I never really listened to Iggy Pop until a couple of days ago.

So far the songs of his I've loved the most are The Passenger, Lust For Life, Search And Destroy, and Some Weird Sin.

Anyways I was just wondering what some people's favorite Iggy Pop songs are

Something that is gut-wrenchingly violent and emotionally painful, preferrably with no happy endings.

Movies I've loved for either/all of these reasons:

Park Chan-wook's Vengeance Trilogy

I Saw The Devil

The Departed

Rough Cut

Gang's Of New York

The Man From Nowhere

Platoon

Apocolypse Now

Full Metal Jacket

Serpico

City Of God

My Top 5 in no particualar order (other than the first one is #1) are

Pulp Fiction

Natural Born Killers

Reservoir Dogs

Kill Bill

Death Proof

Bonus: Which of these yet-to-be-released films are you most excited about?

Django Unchained

Man With The Iron Fists (not Tarentino, but looks very similar)

Kill Bill Vol. 3

Something that's not too popular (Bleach, Naruto, Dragonball, Death Note, One Piece, you get what i mean)

but is still good

A couple I already listen to are:

Ramstein (Germany)

Louna (Russian)

Sepultura (Brazil)

and various Japanese bands.

Any suggestions will be much appreciated.

From your favorite (top) to your least favorite (bottom)

1.Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody

2.Don McLean - American Pie

3.Billy Joel - Piano Man

4.Elton John - Rocket Man

5.Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven

6.Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

7.The Beatles - Hey Jude

8.Lynyrd Skynyrd -Freebird

9.The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil

10.The Eagles - Hotel California

I was a little dissapointed in myself when I realized I hadn't read any.

So what are some good ones?

Ok I just really can't remember the name of this anime I was watching before, it seemed like it was a harem anime. The anime starts off with this guy having a weird dream and the meeting the girl from his dream at school. Another girl gets injured after falling out of a tree and is rePlaced with a robot so that no one but the main guy knows.

Idk I just can't remember the name of this anime but I remember it being pretty funny and kinda cool.

Preferrably dark or comedy (or both) and let's keep it hetero.

Here are a few that I've enjoyed so far:

Elfen Lied

Mirai Nikki

Sankarea

Tosogare Otome X Amnesia

Ane Doki

Classmate, Kamimura Yuuka wa Kou Itta

Just looking for some zombie flicks, that maybe weren't to well known, that I haven't seen yet.

Something that's dark (but not exactly horror) and that romance plays a huge role in.

I figured that since I loved both of these series that I'd probly enjoy something similar as well.

Just your top ten of songs that are sad or just make you sad when you listen to them.

My top 20 (in no particular order):

The Offspring - Gone Away

Megadeth - A Toute Le Monde

Metallica - Fade To Black

Neil Young - Tonight's The Night

Pantera - Cemetery Gates

Pearl Jam - Yellow Ledbetter

The Who - Behind Blue Eyes

The Beatles - Yesterday

Slipknot - Vermillion Pt. 2

Everclear - Father of Mine

Green Day - Good Riddence

Blind Melon - No Rain

Tool - Sober

Radiohead - Creep

STP - Creep

The Cranberries - Zombie

The Rolling Stones - As Tears Go By

Rise Against - Hero of War

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Otherside

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

Alright so I'm pretty sure that this has been asked dozens of times before, but when watching anime (if you can't speak fluent Japanese) do you prefer to do so with English subtitles or have it dubbed over in English?

Personally I can't stand dubbed anime (I will literally not watch an anime if I can't find a subbed version) I know that the argument is usually that you're practically reading an anime, but I think that the original voice acting is just done so much better and really adds to the experience you get while watching.

Plus I enjoy manga as well so I really don't mind a little reading.

Anywho, which do you prefer?

I'm talking about bands like Rage Against the Machine and Rise Against whose songs are about social injustices and the bullshit that goes on in the government.

Any suggestions?