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splendor in the grass

*seen three (don't really care for on the waterfront and it's faux-realist melodrama)

karl wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2019 4:17 pmIf the breasts bother

nawww

karl wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2019 4:17 pmI'll go on and spoiler those

awwww

rischka wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2019 4:38 pmi loved that show!

southwestern gal to the max

the bitter tea of general yen (capracorn) - damn. capra. yo. first of all, this ain't the movie you're supposed to make. second of all, you did. third of all, that shit was devastating

*woulda been my numero uno in the capra dir mini-poll (w/ lost horizon a solid segundo)

dammit, nrh. you were supposed to post a still that i could actually guess. harumph...

rischka wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2019 12:51 pmbut...

explosive, wasn't it?

i prefer my ferrara cuts butchered by heroin. not by some studio

rhobh re: topic

bure420 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 7:24 pmone of the more realistic depictions of the legal profession (and all its glorious paperwork)

::chinscratchingcuriousemoji::

watched stephen chow's love on delivery and dileesh pothan's maheshinte prathikaaram back-to-back, and it was one of the most unexpectedly serendipitous double features i've had. truly

*props to augusto for dat maheshinte rec

bout time, nrh. when i originally posted, i figured you'd get it. one of the most delightful flicks i've seen in a while. lol'ing becomes something you do less and less of as you grow older, and this one had me smiling and in stitches

jennie livingston's paris is burning

finally

hahaha that's awesome. i'm still horrible at this

grrr i don't remember robinson crusoe having a puppy dog or kitty kat or singing songs on a hillside...!!!

something russian or otherwise eastern european but i have no fuxkin clue either way...

i know it’s not shirley clarke’s the connection, but it’s my best guess...

hiroshima mon amour private fears in public places *seen five (not a big fan of last year at marienbad tbh. i mean, i can appreciate it, but i just can't bring myself to like it. all feels cold and dead to me) **seen like the first thirty minutes of melo years ago, and i was entranced, but then neve...

reading this thread always makes me feel like i’m watching the wrong movies

rdr2. it's about as great as most people say. ofc i'm a sucker for open-world games. it's very immersive. some days i progress the story. other days i do nothing but hunt and collect pelts and craft items. other days i fish and forage and stumble into side quests. i didn't play the first game, but t...

liquidnature wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2019 7:28 pmeverything

my only quibble: the lack of a market called lazarova

DT. wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2019 9:12 amDead Ringers (David Cronenberg)

'88

*added alan clarke's elephant to my list

sug: is it possible to get a strike thru option for formatting text (ala bold, italix, underline, etc.)?

Love that synth score! yes!!! i've looked high and low for that score online, and can't find it anywhere. glad someone else finally mentioned it. the opening credit sequence, with the music, is abs lovely. still plan on getting to rfah, but i'm out-of-town, with really bad internet right now, so it...

Lencho_of_the_Apes wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2019 12:33 amthe digger-deeepers have dug more deeply

awww yeah somebody's bout to watch weekend at bernie's and be blown the fuxk away

homemade french onion soup. a childhood fav that i've never lost the taste for

SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT 3: BETTER WATCH OUT! (Monte Hellman) all about ah-long (johnnie to) bill & ted's excellent adventure (stephen herek) the church (michele soavi) the cook, the thief, his wife, & her lover (peter greenaway) the decalogue (krzysztof kieslowski) do the right thing (spi...

pabs wrote: ↑Mon Mar 04, 2019 5:38 amIt's a weak effort from the normally excellent Farhadi.

i thought the same thing about his last film, the salesman...