Tell me more bout the second one

It is a film made in 2017, about an experience that woody harrelson had in 2002, where he was shown on UK tabloids cheating on his wife, and he ended up getting arrested for "damaging" a cab. It stars woody, his wife, and is done in one long shot. Just one long shot from beggining to end, even though the movie takes place over a 12 hour span.



It was filmed LIVE as it aired in theaters. Odd. plot-wise it is not the most enthralling but it is very interesting and meta in a weird new way.

Def checking it out. At least the first fifteen minutes or so.

Weird I never heard of it before.

watched this the other day

howard hawks’ HIS GIRL FRIDAY (1940)






non-stop talk and very funny

Love it!

You're on a roll at the moment!

I went through a weird obsession with Cary Grant a while back and still maintain this is his best movie. Certainly one of Hawks' best too at that.


Funny thing, so I'm pretty much deaf as a post meaning I need subtitles for films. It was great to see the subtitles struggle to keep up with the pace of the talking.

The face on the F/X poster had always looked like Kevin Costner to me.

Just sayin.

You're blind.

That's Phil Collins.

sussudio era

lmao

I will fucking fight you.

Blind, lad

I actually thought that was Kevin Costner when I was younger, walking around in video stores. Would have said the movie starred Costner if asked this morning.

Man now it’s all fucked up and looks like a svelte Phil Collins with the contrast bumped way up.

Fuck that shit. That’s one of the most disturbing videos ever. I hate those fucking puppets.

last night’s short

truffaut’s ANTOINE ET COLLETTE



hilarious (sad) followup to the 400 blows. antoine is now 17 and working at a record factory, meets & woos a girl. LOL.

last night’s feature:

some dude i cant recall his name’s john irvin? A MONTH BY THE LAKE



this being summer picked it by title alone and it’s a pretty basic romcom about old english people in italy on the eve of world war 2. not much to write home about, but vanessa redgrave was great in it. and beautiful settings. otherwise whatevs. yes there is an old chicken looking man and uma plays the american idiot—ugh. not sure it deserves a criterion edition, but ebert gave it a 3.5/4, whatever. my wife’s verdict: “feels like a hallmark movie”, and i agree. ok, a little better, but still hallmarky and kind of absurd considering.

today’s lunchtime short:

jean vigo’s A PROPOS DE NICE (1930)



like man with the movie camera without the commie bullshit. voyeuristic, joyous, hilarious, and anarchic to the point of featuring out of focus shots ha ha ha— feels like a student film and probably was, but a very fortunate one at that. lots of fun for the gluttonous eye. the music is from a 2001 reissue and it’s great!

I saw Deadpool 2 last night and it was very fun and very funny. I think I want to watch this one again without an audience.

ALICE DOESN’T LIVE HERE ANYMORE (Scorsese, 1974)



this is the most un-scorsese movie i’ve ever seen. except for some scenes of domestic violence, totally uncharacteristic. and— it’s actually a chick flick! but it’s actually great. the story is good the cast and performances are awesome it’s just a great little fucking movie. caught me totally by surprise.

“SOCORRO SUCKS!” LMAO. yes alice, i agree, ha ha hha ha.

people should watch this. good stuff.