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Easily the best film to feature a policeman masturbating in the street.

NOT CRAP.

ever sucked a guys cock?

NOT CRAP

gjhardwick wrote:ever sucked a guys cock?

Who's asking?

On a serious note, does anyone ever quote/reference the parts of this film that don't feature sex?

i am trying to remember it all.

Is that the film where he gambles and stands in his room like a crucifix

Rimbaud III wrote:
On a serious note, does anyone ever quote/reference the parts of this film that don't feature sex?

What about the fuck-youing of Jesus?

I haven't seen the film since 1995, but the final sequence of Keitel in his car from across the street has stayed in my mind. Street noise, curt dialogue, neatly underplayed.

Actually, on that note, have you seen "The Funeral"? There're some classic Chris Penn moments in it.

I've liked every Abel Ferrara film that I've seen, but have never felt compelled to watch them again, which is unusual for me. They feel like once-is-enough experiences for me.

sparky wrote:Actually, on that note, have you seen "The Funeral"? There're some classic Chris Penn moments in it.

I've liked every Abel Ferrara film that I've seen, but have never felt compelled to watch them again, which is unusual for me. They feel like once-is-enough experiences for me.

Hell yes.

The Funeral was an overwhelmingly depressing experience. I loved it. But you're absolutely right about his films, they're not always experiences you wish to repeat.

Bad Leiutenant has, as far as I'm concerned, one of the best endings I've ever seen. I can't remember, but does it play out on a Schooly D number?

Champion Rabbit wrote:What about the fuck-youing of Jesus?

What a fuck-youing it was too!

Rimbaud III wrote:

sparky wrote:Actually, on that note, have you seen "The Funeral"? There're some classic Chris Penn moments in it.

I've liked every Abel Ferrara film that I've seen, but have never felt compelled to watch them again, which is unusual for me. They feel like once-is-enough experiences for me.

Hell yes.

The Funeral was an overwhelmingly depressing experience. I loved it. But you're absolutely right about his films, they're not always experiences you wish to repeat.

Bad Leiutenant has, as far as I'm concerned, one of the best endings I've ever seen. I can't remember, but does it play out on a Schooly D number?

Champion Rabbit wrote:What about the fuck-youing of Jesus?

What a fuck-youing it was too!

well thanks for answering my question guys.

the funeral i thought was much better than Bad L.

Without looking has he done anything after the funeral.