ACCENT and IMPORT/EXPORT.. what are those?!

-ac

import/export is about a ukranian nurse who moves west to find a better life and an austrian security guard who heads east to try and do the same thing. pretty good film i thought, worth a look.

Kalifornia. It's great!

hahah!

meant this

detective - 8/10

Donald Cammel: The Ultimate Performance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6K7J6...eature=related

excellent, rare documentary on the excellent, rare director (he only made 4 films in 25 years)..

glen or glenda - 9/10
bride of the monster - 5/10

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My favorite Ed Wood film aside from Glen.. is NIGHT OF THE GHOULS.

Those are the only 2 I've seen. I burnt a disc of Glen or Glenda, Bride of the Monster and Plan 9 From Outer Space.

I don't understand the hate Glen or Glenda gets... I thought it was quite an entertaining, creative and innovative (for the time) movie. I guess people are looking at it from a shallow point of view.

Bride of the Monster was interesting, I especially love the stock footage but it didn't entertain me much.

Glen or Glenda is in my top 50 films ever. A surreal masterpiece. Probably still a bit ahead of its time. Really interesting, innovative and clever editing. PULL THE STRING. It also happens to be one of Lynch's favorite films of all time (and a big inspiration on Eraserhead).

This was not as horrible as it was made out to be.

This terrible documentary on Bach. Sucked.

I saw the first 2/3 of this when I was 17 and it freaked me out (I was new to horror/gore) so much I had to turn it off. But, there is a part of me that wishes I'd seen the ending, yet at the same time I have yet to be able to bring myself to watch it again.

is that a godard film?

BRILLIANT.

wrong, but brilliant.

wrong in it's generalization.

but so fucking right in a lot of cases

brilliant fucking movie. a little boring at times, but great.

5/5

Yeah, it's Godard, fugazifan.

I love Anatomy of Hell.

Also, always happy to see Cube mentioned, always been a bit underrated.

did you read ebert's review of it? terrible! it proves every point that i think breillat is trying to make.

Enter The Void... Enter The F*****g Void 15/10

cool. we just got that in a three movie boxset at the library that i work at, so that may be next weekends viewing.
today i saw fassbinders year of 13 moons- loved it, but not as much as other movies of his that ive seen.
and i also saw maya deren's "meshes in the afternoon". we just got her dvd of short films at work so i will make my way through those as well....

fando y lis - 7/10... will probably go up with future viewings.

Watched Sonatine with my girlfriend also.

Meshes in the Afternoon rules, love the soundtrack! In a Year of 13 Moons is great but I don't think I'll ever watch it again...

My favorite Fassbinder is probably WHY DOES R HERR RUN AMOK?

Spider, last weekend. It took a while to engage me, which was frustrating. That was forgivable though; it was a good movie.

Zombieland, this weekend. It did not take a while to engage me. It was a fairly good movie. =)

Best Western ever.

Great documentary.

9.5/10

Freaks - great movie if you've never seen it

where them wild things was at.

i never did find out. ):<

This guy knows

(nb4 Billy Dee Williams)

I've been rewatching this:





You can really tell how much this show helped to shape The Wire.

 

astro boy

Sogo Ishii's "Angel Dust" - 8/10

Really blew me away.

Yeah, Asano is in a noise band with him occasionally. I've seen Electric Dragon, which I love, Bursty City which was alright, and Gojoe which was interesting but too long. Angel Dust blew me away though, gonna check out more.