Essential Coli-members what's the last thing you watched?
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Shocked breh.
Had to make sure satam or zero didnt post that and it was really you
I've always been kind of cold to late career Kubrick. I think The Killing and Paths of Glory are his best films
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
Watched this again and picked up so much subtle things that I love it even more. This is my movie of the year so far.
@FlyRy @HHR
The new film from the director of Ida, and personally I thought this is an even better film. In post-WW2 Poland a musical director, a dance instructor and their financial manager travel across the country to record local folk songs. A group of young singers and dancers are recruited to create a stage show to promote Polish nationalism, and the musical director falls in love with one of the young and brazen singers. With the Soviet Union's influence growing, the stage show quickly becomes a propaganda show, and the director defects to the west. Throughout the years he reconnects with the singer, his true love, the same as she proclaims him his true love, but their wildly different nature and drive always pushes them apart. Shot in gorgeous black & white, it's a unique, fragmented but intrusive film that hits all the right notes throughout its tragic tale of love.
Watched this on a whim because the summary looked interesting and Korea hasn't done me wrong yet....until now.
Movie completely falls apart once the true plan is revealed and is very contrived yet predictable.
Young boy faces a traumatic experience and decides to hatch a manga-level of absurdity revenge scheme on the perpetrator? I liked it better when it was called Oldboy.
They really tried to stack up the twists but you could see every single one of them coming after the reveal.
Extremely contrived and the cherry on top being the killer and the boy crossing paths with their families moments before everything goes to hell?
Young boy faces a traumatic experience and decides to hatch a manga-level of absurdity revenge scheme on the perpetrator? I liked it better when it was called Oldboy.
They really tried to stack up the twists but you could see every single one of them coming after the reveal.
Extremely contrived and the cherry on top being the killer and the boy crossing paths with their families moments before everything goes to hell?
My brother text me this shyt.
PortCityProphet
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Sleepless with Jamie Foxx.
It had some terrible acting man. Some parts I just had to laugh at including some scenes with Foxx in them. Seems like all the actors showed up and said "fukk it we already paid" and T.I. was weelll T.I. you know what kinda trash shyt you getting outta him
The plot was halfway decent whole movie seemed rush tho like they were trying to type the whole thing out before the laptop battery died
It had some terrible acting man. Some parts I just had to laugh at including some scenes with Foxx in them. Seems like all the actors showed up and said "fukk it we already paid" and T.I. was weelll T.I. you know what kinda trash shyt you getting outta him
The plot was halfway decent whole movie seemed rush tho like they were trying to type the whole thing out before the laptop battery died
This is toxic, twisted and irrational.
I know that HBO anthology show Room 104 is kinda hit or miss. But if any of you ever get a chance watch the "Arnold" episode in season 2.
The homie Paper Boi is in that shyt and he is off the hook!!!
also peep the "Swipe Right" episode for the Michael Shannon fukkery!
theres actually some pretty good episodes this season.
The homie Paper Boi is in that shyt and he is off the hook!!!
also peep the "Swipe Right" episode for the Michael Shannon fukkery!
theres actually some pretty good episodes this season.
