Essential Coli-members what's the last thing you watched?

[Cartier Murphy]

 

[OmegaK2099]

Dina Meyer

 

[LezJepzin]

Great watch if you wanna learn about the black history in Miami.

South Beach was founded by a black man

 

[ALonelyDad]

Good movies here

 

[Zero]

I'm having a hard time describing exactly what Beat Takeshi is going for in his movies, but I'm not mad at the results at all. The film was an unconventional as Azuma himself and ended as well as it could've with a twist I didn't see coming.

And I have to say, the man's choices for score are simply marvelous

 

[Ribbs]

Wasn't the biggest fan of this season. The ending was bittersweet but realistic, I just didn't like how they got there.

 

[FlyRy]

I thought grave of the fireflies was the real masterpiece. The other 2 were cool , but my attention started waning near the end. animated films shouldn't be over 2 hours imo

about to watch the other animated joints to get me to 233/250 on IMDB

 

[Zero]

This one right here? This is the one.

Some truly beautiful moments in this, practically all of Horibe's montages

 

[Strapped]

This one right here? This is the one.

Some truly beautiful moments in this, practically all of Horibe's montages

What is the name ?

 

[Zero]

What is the name ?

Fireworks

 

[daemonova]

doesn't age well like Lost boys or Fright Night but time efficient, there is some cultural appropriation in this movie I never even notice twenty plus years ago, why is Robert Downey Jr. wearing eight layers makeup but can't get his teeth fixed.

 

[TheGodling]

I see @Zero is getting to some good shyt. Kitano one of the actual greatest directors alive.

Kids Return
Kikujiro
Zatoichi



His other films are great too, plus the fukkery of the Autoreiji (Outrage) trilogy.

 

[OmegaK2099]

I see @Zero is getting to some good shyt. Kitano one of the actual greatest directors alive.

Kids Return
Kikujiro
Zatoichi



His other films are great too, plus the fukkery of the Autoreiji (Outrage) trilogy.

Brother

 

[TheGodling]

Brother

Sonatine, Dolls and A Scene At The Sea as well. Between his Yakuza flicks and his arthouse flicks Takeshi low-key kept Japanese cinema alive for a long time.

 

[null]

Snowpiercer ... Starring John Hurt and Captain America

I had heard great things about it but on watching it I don't think it is more than a 7/10, maybe 6.5. It had some very good ideas but execution was poor in parts and some elements of the concept / conceptual world didn't make sense to me.