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Rob Instigator 04.02.2018 03:46 PM

watched The Vanishing with the wifey this weekend. Never seen Jeff bridges play a fucking psycho before. quite well done portraying the true nature of the psychopath mentality.
 

ilduclo 04.02.2018 04:50 PM

^ be sure to check out the Dutch original version of that, much superior, IMO

now watching The Shape of Water, about halfway thru.... It's another fairy tale. This one, however appears to be for a much lower age demographic than Pan's. Not really much I liked about it. The soundtrack is pretty awful, too.

Severian 04.02.2018 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by ilduclo
^ be sure to check out the Dutch original version of that, much superior, IMO

now watching The Shape of Water, about halfway thru.... It's another fairy tale. This one, however appears to be for a much lower age demographic than Pan's. Not really much I liked about it. The soundtrack is pretty awful, too.


Dunkirk
Blade Runner
Fuckit

!@#$%! 04.07.2018 03:44 PM

lethal weapon 4 lol— same broken record as the previous 3. awful and obnoxiously superloud and the same old jokes on and on and on. but it’s done now.

the only good thing about it was jet li.

next, to try finishing highlander (the original). what a chore! getting all these cultural references is like homework lol.

ilduclo 04.07.2018 04:01 PM

Suburbicon. Definitely lower in the pantheon of Coen Bros movies, but it still had a typical Coen story, well told. Dialog wasn't up to their standards, either. Still better than a couple of ^^ ones

Severian 04.07.2018 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by ilduclo
Suburbicon. Definitely lower in the pantheon of Coen Bros movies, but it still had a typical Coen story, well told. Dialog wasn't up to their standards, either. Still better than a couple of ^^ ones


But Clooney directed that. Only really a Coens film if they wrote and directed and did all the whatshit and whosits.

Do we call Natural Born Killers a “Tarantino movie?”

Nah.

‘Sa Clooney joint.

!@#$%! 04.07.2018 09:41 PM

i watched more garbage today while sorting paperwork. shit like

GAME OVER DUDE - a die hard inspired ridiculousness from the workaholics team. funny but you didn’t have to look the whole time.

ALONG CAME POLLY - garbage movie but some goofy laughs and aniston was hot. it did not get in the way of work! stiller was razzie-nominated for this.

10 RULES FOR SLEEPING AROUND - truly awful plastic bitches and dorks galore. 0/10. nevertheless we kept it on while the evernote got sorted. productive!

dirty bunny 04.08.2018 12:20 AM

Spaceballs. It was still fun, which is all I could've really hoped for.

demonrail666 04.08.2018 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by ilduclo
^ be sure to check out the Dutch original version of that, much superior, IMO


Agreed. It'd be a shame if people are treating the US version as the standard one.

tw2113 04.08.2018 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by dirty bunny
Spaceballs. It was still fun, which is all I could've really hoped for.



May the schwartz ever be with this movie.

HenryHill51 04.08.2018 11:24 PM

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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
one thing i’m noticing from my amazon and netflix fix is the lack of a great movie selection on the streaming side.

sure everything they have is at your fingertips, but it’s mostly shit. great movies are few and far between.

i read somewhere that criterion was starting their own service. that’s doomed to fail i think, because where’s the app for it? is it an apple thing? doesn’t show like an option to add to my devices. i’m not gonna watch in a damn computer.

i wish they had an amazon channel so i could add the extra subscription.



FilmStruck is on the Roku device as of earlier this year. It's f'in goooooodddd. All Criterion available. TCM movies available. And they curate specialized films each month for a limited time. Right now, one can stream some pretty hard to find Agnes Varda films in recognition of her recent Oscar nom for "Faces Places". Hardcore film fans need this service.

Severian 04.09.2018 07:34 AM

Star Wars: The Last Jedi

...

What the hell was so “controversial” about this?
Seriously.

It was a fun Star Wars movie. Probably the second or third best one. Actually definitely the second best one.

Nothing controversial to me.

Alt-righters hating on the feminist agenda?

Fuck it. This movie was a delight! I was actually a little let down because I was expecting some dark ass crazy shit like main characters going evil or something, but... why the hell was half the fandom’s problem with this exactly?

Possibly better than Force Awakens!

Love that Adam Driver man. If he lost 70lbs of muscle and went on a liquid only diet for a month, wore glasses and shrank a foot, he could play me!

ilduclo 04.09.2018 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by HenryHill51
FilmStruck is on the Roku device as of earlier this year. It's f'in goooooodddd. All Criterion available. TCM movies available. And they curate specialized films each month for a limited time. Right now, one can stream some pretty hard to find Agnes Varda films in recognition of her recent Oscar nom for "Faces Places". Hardcore film fans need this service.

I really liked Vardas Vagabond, fantastic movie. I've yet to see F-P

Rob Instigator 04.09.2018 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by demonrail666
Agreed. It'd be a shame if people are treating the US version as the standard one.


the remake is on netflix. i will look for the OG

Rob Instigator 04.09.2018 08:22 AM

 


wife and I watched this finally. I thought it was awesome.

!@#$%! 04.09.2018 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by TheDom
The criterion streaming is called FilmStruck. It’s atually a Turner Classic Movies streaming service but you have the option to add the criterion package. I had it for a while but it was very new and not compatible to put on my TV via chrome cast. Now I think they’ve updated it a bit but not sure.

Regardless the selection was off the charts and would constantly be refreshed with a different selection and special features.


and

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Originally Posted by HenryHill51
FilmStruck is on the Roku device as of earlier this year. It's f'in goooooodddd. All Criterion available. TCM movies available. And they curate specialized films each month for a limited time. Right now, one can stream some pretty hard to find Agnes Varda films in recognition of her recent Oscar nom for "Faces Places". Hardcore film fans need this service.


forgot to say earlier, thanks for this, it had flown undetected past my radar, and yeah, 100 bucks a year is pretty sweet!

i’ll subscribe in the summer. right now i’m pretty swamped, so shitty movies that don’t demand 100% help me do extra work in the weekends ha ha ha ha. trash: it has its place in life (see my recent movies above, lol)

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wife and I watched this finally. I thought it was awesome.


right? better than the original for me. sure, a different century, but still... this comes after fully digesting and absorbing cyberpunk.

Genteel Death 04.09.2018 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by h8kurdt
We've the BFI for that. They've some great films one there

Here


I use their subscription service regularly and it's pretty great. They also have tons of great movies to rent at reasonable prices.

Rob Instigator 04.09.2018 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
right? better than the original for me. sure, a different century, but still... this comes after fully digesting and absorbing cyberpunk.


I thought it a much more developed and thoughtful film than the first, which I have seen countless times, in many versions, and which still has some very muddled plotting. I enjoyed it so much. made me think about self and identity and what is a cognitive truth, and what right does anyone have to decide if someone or something can be self-determinant. Lots of cool shit.

Visually AMAZING.

!@#$%! 04.09.2018 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Rob Instigator
I thought it a much more developed and thoughtful film than the first, which I have seen countless times, in many versions, and which still has some very muddled plotting. I enjoyed it so much. made me think about self and identity and what is a cognitive truth, and what right does anyone have to decide if someone or something can be self-determinant. Lots of cool shit.

Visually AMAZING.

yeees. yes. the whole line about “ive seen inside of you and there isn’t as much as you think” made me laugh so hard because of a sense of vertigo which came from— who is to say there is so much “inside” of any of us? maybe we’re all just a few lines of code bouncing around a meat machine. but anyway, not to take sides on the debate— just the question was great.

anyway, you might make severian cry now, from happiness.

Rob Instigator 04.09.2018 10:44 AM

I loved when after all the verbosity from the Jared Leto character, all Deckard says is "I know what's real."


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