FILMS
Your reviews, coments and info about Hugo´s movies


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BANGKOK HILTON (tv series)

I've just found it in Russian talked over the English!

but that will not stop me to see it

I've only seen a little part of it. Hugo is so young there! His legs so long... makes him look so elegant! and his butt suits perfect in those trousers big butty Hugo!
I f*cking love his facial expressions and the way he moves, his eyes


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THE INTERVIEW

His a damn son of a bitch, he take me from my nose during all the film.



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MATRIX (1,2,3)

OMG Smith!! How can this guy be so rrrrr!!!
his mechanical way of saying things... that voice rock my pants!!!


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PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT

I also recommend it! Do you notice how HUGE is Hugo´s mouth?? I will spend hours over there...hahahaha
He looks so cute in his Drag Queen outfit... oh well, there goes another movie for you to see on your free time!


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BEDROOMS AND HALLWAYS

has anyone of you seen this one?? I finally did... and Hugo is just ... how can I tell you??? he´s DAMM HOT you must see it to understand... he appears in boxers (OMG) and he kisses a guy with his evil-hot smile in his face... (OMG) and and and he´s a kind of sexual maniac... OMG he´s so sweet... STOP ME BEFORE I TELL YOU ALL THE MOVIE PLEASE!!!
If you haven't have seen "bedrooms and halfways", you should! You won´t be disappointed


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EVERYTHING GOES (2004)

Director: Andrew Kotatko
Writers: Raymond Carver (short story) Andrew Kotatko (screenplay)
Genre: Short / Drama

Plot Outline: A young couple offer to buy the furniture of a middle-aged man whose wife just left him - but they end up with more than they bargained for. Hugo Weaving, Abbie Cornish and Sullivan Stapleton star in an adaptation of a Raymond Carver story.


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PEACHES

Finally someone has watched this one!

Peaches, by: ~CypressElf

Hey! I finally saw Peaches...it's out in the US...at least in California...It's a pretty good movie, very Australian. I found that the love scenes between Hugo's character the 18-year-old girl he has a fling with to be very disturbing. Its just...not right. Anyways, hope it gets to Argentina soon!


MAY 06 / 2008

I SAW ITTT!!! It never arrives to my country, so I have to get it in another way!
Without spanish subtitles (if anyone knows where I could find english subtitles for this movie, please share!) it was a bit difficult to me.

Ok, now the coments: HUGO IS SO DAMM HOOOTT!!! Yesss, I know you know it, but we all wanted to hear it one more time, don't you? For those lovers of Bedrooms and hallways scenes, this film offers Hugo in boxers, in glasses, without them, Hugo swimming, a lot of THAT kind of grin he has... his confident in acting is just exciting, he truly enjoys and feels so confortable and natural in every scene.
Once again, you can't miss it! Incredible actor, always surprise me. (Yeas, because we don't just love your body, lips, eyes, hair, hands, voice, we LOOOVE how you use them )


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V FOR VENDETTA

His voice is all we need!

(we are receiving your reviews on this films, so don't be shy!)


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LITTLE FISH

Have any of you seen it? Any reviews/comments about it?


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HAPPY FEET (voice)

Have any of you seen it? Any reviews/comments about it? Any dialogs to add down here?


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THE GIRL WHO SWALLOWED BEES (2006)

Written by: Paul McDermott
Directed by: Paul McDermott

Country: Australia
Status: to be screened at the Berlinale in the short film competition, February 2007

Starring: Pia Miranda
Narrated by: Hugo Weaving

Plot:
A young girl consumed by bitterness decides to take drastic and irredeemable measures to put an end to her continual suffering. After running through a number of darkly humorous options for her demise she settles on the terribly romantic "death by swallowing bees". Intent on her mission, she sets off for the woods where "bees are said to hide". There, in the shade of an impossibly beautiful oak, she disturbs a hive only to discover, much to her amazement, the bees have other plans for her and for her bitter heart.

Developed and produced in association with the Australian Film Commission.


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THE TENDER HOOK (2007) [link]


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RIFLEMIND (2007) [link]

John (Hugo Weaving) was once the frontman in one of the world’s biggest bands, Riflemind.

Now John and his wife Lynn are safe from the world in their walled country house. Money and anonymity, however, won’t protect them from themselves or their past.

Fame and its attendant luxuries are addictive. Addictions almost ruined both their lives. Well away from that life they are now safe. Unhappy, silent, fragile, but safe.

Until the pressure of a comeback tour bears down upon John. And the band simply can not work without him. Crunch time. A weekend of music-making is planned at John and Lynn’s estate. As soon as the band turns up – plus their associated spouses, lovers and hangers-on – it’s a rock’n’roll circus.

Riflemind captures, with delicacy, precision and a beguiling black humour, a series of relationships languishing in the backwaters of co-dependent love, greed and need. Despite, or because of, their apparent affluence, social privilege, preposterous egos, septic past and rock-god lifestyle, each of them struggles to find redemption.

Over this weekend they will open old wounds, lose their way, play great music and, perhaps, stumble into a more certain future.

Cast:
John (the band's frontman) .... Hugo Weaving


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THE KEY MAN (2007) [link]

Directed by: Peter Himmelstein
Writing Credits: Peter Himmelstein

Country: USA
Language: English

(Tentative) Cast:
Hugo Weaving ... Vincent
Jack Davenport ... Bobby
Brian Cox ... Irving
Brett Gentile ... Emcee
Judy Greer ... Karen
Carol Kane ... Marsha
Josh Pais ... Abe
Ben Shenkman ... Martin
Lee Wilkof ... Jackie

(Tentative) Plot:
Crime drama about insurance fraud set in the 1970's.


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3 NEW MOVIES ADDED down here (MAY 2 / 2008)
info from: [link]
Thanks them for it


THE LAST RIDE (Announced)
Directed by: Glendyn Ivin
Writing Credits: Mac Gudgeon

Country: Australia
Language: English


(tentative) Cast:
Hugo Weaving


Plot:
A contemporary road movie about a young boy and his father, on the run from the law, and the price that survival demands of love.

The Last Ride is a powerful contemporary exploration of a child's dilemma - the choice between doing what his heart knows is right and the need to be loved by a dysfunctional father.


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STRANGERLAND (Announced)

Directed by: Kim Farrant
Writing Credits: Fiona Seres

Country: Australia
Language: English


(tentative) Cast:
Anthony LaPaglia
Hugo Weaving
Gia Carides


Plot:
Newcomers in a town that doesn’t trust strangers, the Parkers deal with their isolation in different ways.

When their children disappear in a duststorm, suspicion is rife. Yet who in Nathgari hasn’t been sleeping with 15-year old Aleta? And what is the secret the Parkers have moved away from?

Catherine and Matthew’s loveless marriage melts down and their personas as parents twist and turn. In despair, Catherine lays herself bare before the town and Matthew walks into the desert in a final desperate search for their children.

Strangerland is a compelling psychological drama about a family struggling to survive a tragedy set on the edge of the desert.

This is the story of those left to answer the questions and pick up the pieces, as personal histories are revealed and relationships unravel in a sea of mistrust and suspicion.

Oficial Site: [link]


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THE WOLF MAN (2009)

Directed by: Joe Johnston
Writing Credits: Andrew Kevin Walker

Country: USA
Language: English


(tentative) Cast:
Lawrence Talbot ... Benicio del Toro
Sir John Talbot ... Anthony Hopkins
Emily Blunt
Det. Aberline .... Hugo Weaving


Plot:
Upon his return to his ancestral homeland, an American man (Del Toro) is bitten, and subsequently cursed by, a werewolf.


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HUGO SAYS

This is the section for Hugo´s words!!! and of course any of his characters!!! please, just send us a note with your favourites quotes and we will put them here!!!

don´t forget to thank ~FloweringWolfsbane for the idea of making this section!!!


THE MATRIX - SMITH´S QUOTES

"Never send a human to do a machine's job"
"Do you hear that, Mr. Anderson? That is the sound of inevitability!"
"I'm going to enjoy watching you die, Mr. Anderson"
(~FloweringWolfsbane ´s favourites)

"I'd like to share a revelation that I've had during my time here. It came to me when I tried to classify your species. I realized that you're not actually mammals. Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment, but you humans do not. You move to an area, and you multiply, and multiply, until every natural resource is consumed. The only way you can survive is to spread to another area. There is another organism on this planet that follows the same pattern. A virus. Human beings are a disease, a cancer of this planet, you are a plague, and we are the cure."
(by: ~lagatafritz yes, this monologue rock my mind! )

(more at: [link] )
thanks ~FloweringWolfsbane for the link


PRISCILLA - MITZI´S QUOTES

"Come on girls, off your snatches."
"Bernadette: We've only recently discovered that young Anthony here, bats for both teams.
Mitzi: I do not!
Felicia: Oh, so we're straight?
Mitzi: No.
Felicia: Oh, we're not. So we're a donut puncher, after all?
Mitzi: No.
Felicia: Then what the fuck are we?
Mitzi: I don't fuckin' know."

(more at: [link])
thanks ~FloweringWolfsbane for the link


V FOR VENDETTA

"Evey Hammond: Who are you?
V: Who? Who is but the form following the function of what, and what I am is a man in a mask.
Evey Hammond: Well I can see that.
V: Of course you can. I'm not questioning your powers of observation, I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is".

"V: It is to Madame Justice that I dedicate this concerto."

"V: People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of their people".

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Send us you favourite quotes in a NOTE with BLABLABLA in the subject!!! and don't forget to tell us from which movie is it!