GAB a.k.a. WBA, cast your votes in the ongoing polls. They can also represent your alter ego GAB.

I have 9 from Paul Schrader

Maybe someone can get Pabs and WBA votes if they still can't log in here?

I hope the change of theme is temporary because it looks really bad in comparison to the previous one.

I also seem to be getting logged out every time I close SCFZ tab.

Seen 16:

Spy Game (2001)
The Hunger (1983)
Crimson Tide (1995)
Domino (2005)
The Last Boy Scout (1991)

Does anyone know how many users are locked out at the moment?

And I was wondering if admins can see when was the last time every user logged in?

I guess there could be more users with the same problem, only they haven't found a way to tell about it.

Great one, Joks. I would have picked Tony Scott next. I think I’ve seen all of his films.

Tony might not be admired universally as much as his brother, but I think he defined action filmmaking of the 80s-2000s.

Coens? They are in a totally different league than Hyams OR Sonnenfeld. Coens might just be the most accomplished director(s) of their generation in the US.

I agree with Monsieur Arkadin . I too think that Barry Sonnenfeld is more talented and creative director who made one of the best Elmore Leonard adaptation Get Shorty and probably the best Hollywood blockbuster sequel with Men in Black 3. Not to mention his great work as cinematographer on films lik...

I've seen Angelo, High Life, Queen of Hearts and Anthropocene: The Human Epoch. High Life is the only one I absolutely hated. But others here at SCFZ seem to be more generous with their opinions, so I just don't know. For me the acting was atrocious, directing non-existent. I could recommend Angelo ...

Palme d'Or: The Traitor (Marco Bellocchio)
Grand Jury Prize: Pain and Glory (Pedro Almodovar)
Jury Prize: Bacurau (Kleber Mendonca Filho/Juliano Dornelles)
Director: It Must Be Heaven (Elia Suleiman)
Alternate: Matthias and Maxime (Xavier Dolan)

never seen a hockey match in my life. Me too, I don't think I ever watched an entire game. Hockey is not popular in Lithuania, although I see a resurgence lately. Last year Lithuanian national team won Division 1B group in world cup with the help of two former NHL players Dainius Zubrus and Darius ...

I've only seen Chungking Express and The Grandmaster. I absolutely loved both films. I've got plans to watch more Wong this year.

This is NOT AT ALL what I would personally like to see win those prizes, but still: Sorry, wba , but I don't really understand this. If films are yet to be seen, how do you make your preferences for the winners? Simply based on their previous track record? I don't know, I for one wouldn't care whos...

Watched 2 films for this poll (The Relic and Capricorn One). As for The Relic, I think it is one of the worst films of the 90s I've seen. I also think that End of Days and Timecop are pretty terrible films. Sudden Death, The Presidio and Narrow Margin are forgettable, mediocre 90s thrillers. But I l...

Seen 9:

Capricorn One (1977)
2010 (1984)
The Star Chamber (1983)

I’ve seen 7 Hyams. Could watch one more. Although, I have to admit that I’m not a fan.

One of my favorite years of 2010s as well. Provisional list: 1. Hanna (Joe Wright) Young Adult (Jason Reitman) Sleeping Beauty (Julia Leigh) Contagion (Steven Soderbergh) Rango (Gore Verbinski) Five Broken Cameras (Emad Burnat & Guy Davidi) A Separation (Asghar Farhadi) Once Upon a Time in Anato...

rischka wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2019 4:04 pm
have we not done wyler?? we should do wyler. probs everyone has enough

We've done Wyler. The Best Years of Our Lives rightfully won.

Highlights of the month:

The Lineup (Don Siegel, 1958)
Putin's Witnesses (Vitaliy Manskiy, 2018)
Avengers: Endgame (Joe Russo & Anthony Russo, 2019)

I've seen it and it's a 1 star film for me.

Seen 10:

2001: A Space Odyssey
The Shining
Paths of Glory
The Killing
Lolita

I had Final Exam on my 31 Days of October watch-list for at least two years, but haven't watched it yet. Maybe this year

Correct! And I didn't even have to use any of Burt's pics.

Ok, Liquid, I'll go for another round.

First pic:

flip wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2019 8:01 pm silga - you can pick our next director if you like!

Stanley Kubrick

Seen 6:

Riot in Cell Block 11
Escape from Alcatraz
Charley Varrick

You're right, @liquidnature !

Yes, Natasha Richardson is breathtakingly beautiful in this film. Also, I liked the cinematography by Dante Spinotti, a great DoP.

Two more pics:

No, it isn't Don't Look Now.

I'll post the all revealing pic if no one gets it until evening.

I checked Letterboxd and some of you have seen it.