OmegaK2099
Gettin' It In
I feel it doesn't get enough propsTexas Chainsaw Massacre 2003 aged really well. It still looks and feels like a movie that could come out in recent times.
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Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Gets forgotten in all the shytty sequel/prequels that came out after. I never seen the last entry.
But yeah 2003 TCM one of the better horror remakes of the past 20 years.
Yeah I liked how it did its own thing. Character development and plot were clearly a focus and it paid off in the end.Just finished this myself. Actually a great follow up to The Shining
Kinda upset I didn't catch this on the big screen.
Just Mercy was really good.
Bad Boys was better than I thought it would be.
Watching Gentlemen now and its kid of Meh.
I LOVED Dr. Sleep last year. I tried to watch the DC, but something seemed off to me.
******An Idea
What do yall think of an thread that only contained the movie we watched and the score we give it? Each poster just edits their OG post after seeing a new movie(that's worth posting about) and adjust score accordingly.
Wonder if that would make it a lil easier for those EOY threads.
Thoughts????
Bad Boys was better than I thought it would be.
Watching Gentlemen now and its kid of Meh.
I LOVED Dr. Sleep last year. I tried to watch the DC, but something seemed off to me.
******An Idea
What do yall think of an thread that only contained the movie we watched and the score we give it? Each poster just edits their OG post after seeing a new movie(that's worth posting about) and adjust score accordingly.
Wonder if that would make it a lil easier for those EOY threads.
Thoughts????
I'm watching this right now. Should've seen the dark tones coming with Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross on the score.
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TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
A documentary about a 53-year old North-Macedonian bee keeper could go a lot of ways so I was completely caught off guard by how much fukkery this movie delivers.
But right when you realize ol' lady reveals she's 53 while looking like she's 85 and her mom who's actually 85 sits in a corner looking like she's 800 years old with literal witch hands, you know you're in for something crazy. Then a Turkish farming nomad family moves in next doors and the fukkery grows even more intense. It almost becomes a disaster film for parents who spoil their kids because those parents don't give a shyt about their kids' health and just boss them around while they get stung by bees and kicked by bulls and whatnot. On one hand it feels like exploitation porn about poor people but at the same time I felt a low-key respect for folks who live their lives this way. They don't have shyt and their lives are hard as fukk but they don't really know better and certainly don't have time to ponder about it. Absolutely must-see!
Canadian wunderkind Xavier Dolan's new film about two friends who through a series of unexpected circumstances have to reluctantly kiss each other on camera for the art film of one of their friends' sister. The film fades to black and we continue with their lives, as one prepares to move to Australia for two years while the other tries to work his way up in a lawyer firm. But both are overcome with confusing feelings about what happened between them and what they really feel for each other. It's a remarkably restrained film (for Dolan that is) that could've been a bit shorter but does manage to say a lot without having its characters say all that much. But since it also hits a lot of common themes in Dolan's work, you'd probably be better off watching those first explorations of these themes.
Ang Hupa (The Halt) is the new film by minimalist master Lav Diaz. A four and a half hour exploration of a dystopian Philippines set more than ten years in the future where volcanic eruptions have made it so the Asian continent is fully covered in darkness while drones and special forces roam the street. The story shows the (somewhat daily) lives of the megalomaniac dictator of the country, the female leaders of his special forces, a near-blind former band singer turned rebel leader and a former history teacher forced into prostitution. The movie balances political satire and dry wit with a cold, clinical look at how the lives under dictatorship are slowly ripped apart piece by piece. A perfect rainy sunday afternoon film.
was this at a festival?
A documentary about a 53-year old North-Macedonian bee keeper could go a lot of ways so I was completely caught off guard by how much fukkery this movie delivers.
Canadian wunderkind Xavier Dolan's new film about two friends who through a series of unexpected circumstances have to reluctantly kiss each other on camera for the art film of one of their friends' sister. The film fades to black and we continue with their lives, as one prepares to move to Australia for two years while the other tries to work his way up in a lawyer firm. But both are overcome with confusing feelings about what happened between them and what they really feel for each other. It's a remarkably restrained film (for Dolan that is) that could've been a bit shorter but does manage to say a lot without having its characters say all that much. But since it also hits a lot of common themes in Dolan's work, you'd probably be better off watching those first explorations of these themes.
Ang Hupa (The Halt) is the new film by minimalist master Lav Diaz. A four and a half hour exploration of a dystopian Philippines set more than ten years in the future where volcanic eruptions have made it so the Asian continent is fully covered in darkness while drones and special forces roam the street. The story shows the (somewhat daily) lives of the megalomaniac dictator of the country, the female leaders of his special forces, a near-blind former band singer turned rebel leader and a former history teacher forced into prostitution. The movie balances political satire and dry wit with a cold, clinical look at how the lives under dictatorship are slowly ripped apart piece by piece. A perfect rainy sunday afternoon film.
man you dutch euro heads got the world cinema on lock..
i miss and love europe..even though i was in london for 3 months just a week ago..lol
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
Honeyland got a regular theater release here, the others I saw at the International Film Festival Rotterdam which has just started. And since I'm part of the jury on one of the competitions, I can catch more screenings than ever before.
I want to suck your dikk so bad!Honeyland got a regular theater release here, the others I saw at the International Film Festival Rotterdam which has just started. And since I'm part of the jury on one of the competitions, I can catch more screenings than ever before.
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
No thanks.
Ja meneer
Figaro
Superstar
This was cool....but the camera work in this film brehs...
Yinny
I miss LLC Twitter
Superfly, it’s just okay.
mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
Just saw this Imperium movie on Netflix
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Good stuff
Good stuff
