American History X, curb pic

It was a great movie , watched it 3 times

American History X was a steaming pile of Hollywood shit.

If you want to see a good movie about neo-nazi skinheads see Romper Stomper.

why watch a movie when you got assclowns like Police State right here on GFY

i saw that when i was 16 , American History X is very good as well it was shot like a documetry style kind of .... I would recommend to see it

American History X was NOT shot documentary style. It was nothing like it.

Some of us like Hollywood shit that shows the issue from both sides.

Who fucking cares. It's a gay fucking movie about a bunch of pansy skinhead queers that think the world owes them an asskissing.

Skinheads are pussies.

Yes, shit is always popular.

Skinheads are pussies, as are most people who classify themselves as a part of a group. Strong as a group, but weak as individuals.

hes got a point

Great movie. It influenced me a lot. When I first watched it I became a neo-nazi. (i watched only the first 30min)

It took me 3 years to realize that neo-nazi is not the right way to go when I watched the whole movie this time.

Maybe I should have put that in quotes so that you knew I was just quoting you. Sometimes a padded story doesn't hit as hard as an in your face documentry without the story being told from 2 sides. American History X was neither pro skin, nor pro normal person. It was a movie with a story that makes you think about how fucked up society can be in some aspects.

haha, do you really think skinheads live in a warehouse and go around killing Asians all day? I would say both are bullshit.

From Neo-Nazi to a Tupac junkie!

"Soul_Rebel
NIGGA I HIT 'EM UP"

What a change!

No, I don't. But that's not what Romper Stomper was about.

your right oops i was thinking about another movie ...
Nevertheless, i think it did great for a movie full of hollywood stars

I think American History X was a great movie. So was Romper Stomper. Just because something has a bigger budget doesn't mean it automatically lacks substance.

It's crazy how far Russel Crowe has come.

Do you guys even know about the battle that happened behind the editing room for American History X? Edward Norton wanted to change the whole fucking movie while Tony Kaye the director was furious about this.. It was a battle of titans between New Line and Tony Kaye.

So the moron talking about hollywood shit should shove his Romper Stomper up his newbie fat ass.

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"He has tried bringing a Catholic priest, a rabbi and a Tibetan monk into a meeting for good vibes. He has tried placing expensive open letters in the Hollywood trades.

Now, director Tony Kaye is turning the cameras on himself, making a documentary about his battle with New Line Cinema over control of American History X, according to the New York Post.

In case you missed it, Kaye--an established TV-commercial director making his first feature film--has been quite upset with the suits at New Line since June, when he viewed the studio's final cut of his Nazi-skinhead drama.

(During that viewing, Kaye reportedly threw his wallet and an orange at the screen, and he later asked that his name be removed from the credits. A ruling from the Director's Guild on Kaye's request is pending.)

Reportedly in post-production for more than a year with cost overruns of $1.5 million, Kaye likened himself to Stanley Kubrick, who has been working on his Eyes Wide Shut forever--the old, "we'll sell no film before its time" deal.

But New Line production chief Mike De Luca has said Kaye is no Kubrick. He has ordered the film canned and ready for an October premiere--with or without Kaye's name on it.

"You've got a bunch of egocentric morons who simply don't have an original point of view, and they took my film and bent it into a shape of their own," Kaye bitched to the Post.

Not withstanding wallets and oranges, Kaye's extraordinary response has surprised--and in some cases, entertained--the Industry.

First, there were the mysterious ads on the back covers of the Hollywood Reporter and Daily Variety--all out of Kaye's flying wallet, reportedly totaling about $100,000--that featured quotes from the likes of Abraham Lincoln and John Lennon.

There were also letters to actors Edward Furlong, Elliot Gould, Beverly D'Angelo and other cast members (each addressed individually in a form letter): "The film I am working on...is a film that is seen through the eyes of a boy. It is not another story of teenage or skinhead violence."

And there was this cryptic message to star Edward Norton: "Stop looking in the lake and listen to the wind."

Then Kaye threatened to protest the debut of American History X at the Toronto Film Festival--a screening the studio decided to cancel last week because of the budding controversy.

And then there was the meeting with De Luca, into which Kaye brought the priest, the rabbi and the monk. He also brought a video camera, presumably for documentary purposes.

"I'm dealing with evil people," Kaye told the Post. "I'm going to do everything in my power to keep them from releasing this film."

Responded an amused De Luca in the Los Angeles Times: "When I saw the Tibetan monk rubbing his beads, I kept thinking, I hope he's praying for us, too."

Great movie.
I watched it yesterday last time.

a lot of talking here but still no pic:P

SIEG HEIL!

Good film ^_^

Did you say SIG HELL???

I think you're wrong.

No, not automatically, just usually.