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Seen 7, might see one more to round it up, but I don't believe it will change. 1. A Nightmare on Elm Street 2. The Last House on the Left 3. The Hills Have Eyes I would have liked to include The Serpent and The Rainbow in the top 3, but I don't remember much of it, except fo same vague images and a ...

wba wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 9:49 am I'm for Liverpool in the premier league, so pretty satisfied at the moment.

I love watching Liverpool, Klopp is awesome, and also it's always fun to listen to him. His Dortumnd was also an incredible team.

Seen 13

Ed Wood
Sleepy Hollow
Beetlejuice
Edward Scissorhands
Mars Attacks!

If we are talking Premier, this season my heart is with Leeds, because of Bielsa.

In the past I leaned toward Manchester City, because of Aguero who is a fan and always played for Independiente before going to Europe, which is the team I'm hincha here in Argentina.

SEX AND THE CITY (King, 2008) lol! just caught this. tho the sequel might be scarier...? Maybe, in an INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS kind of way, when it turns out that all women want to be Carrie Bradshaw.... They say it's so horrifying that I haven't had the courage to watch it. When I first saw ...

Seen 3

A Woman Under the Influence

Very interesting Jiri, I will add it to my watchlist. Although to be honest, I was going to start with 40's horror, but I still had a few Universal monsters from the 30's left to check. So I watched "The Mummy" (1932) Freund made it a bit slow for 73 minutes, still the sequences from the p...

no good story. just an image included on a youtube video of a song i got stuck listening to for a while. I thought it was from Evangelion, but it could well be from a different 90s anime. It has that 90s anime style. Mine is from Julio Medem's "Los amantes del circulo polar", back in my t...

I'm going to create a list of horror movies from the 40s and go from there, since this year I've been trying to watch 40s movies. We'll see what we find.

witchka wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 2:40 am hey mattias i remember you congrats on your impending baby

Thank you Rischka!!

This is what I can remember from the last couple of years. I'm sure I've read more stuff, but sometimes we get things here ten years later, so I'm not sure when they were originally published and I'm too lazy to check The Map and the Territory (Houllebecq) True History of the Kelly Gang (Peter Carey...

Hi everyones. I was briefly around a couple of years (?) ago, but got sidetracked with life stuff. Work, studies and all that. I finally got things kind of managed (at least unitl my wife gives birth in a couple of months) and I've really missed the discussions and recommendations, so I'm back. Real...

I think I'm going to pay for the Criterion Channel. I've haven't had time to browse in depth, but what I've seen is really good. Still, not a fan of the UI, it doesn't let you browse through all that's available. Only the sliders with what they want to highlight in Netflix style and the search funct...

x1995 Great movies both, thank you for sharing them!! I do believe that The Feverish Years might be a "better" movie and has a lot of very interesting formal choices that contribute to build a great mise en scene and take narrative risks. From the sound to the choices on how to let the sto...

List for the 1950s

https://letterboxd.com/matiasalbertott/ ... 8-edition/

I'm going slow, sorry.

My list goes:

1. Summer Snow (1995)
2. Neecha Nagar (1946)
3. Mon Oncle (1958)

x1962 Most probably it's my fault, but couldn't get into a mindset were I could enjoy Gilles Carle's Bernadette, It had it's moments, but it felt too sketchy, like lacking flow on the narrative side, to the point that when it got to the last stretch that required more investment of my part, I really...

I hope it builds into something, luckily I will find out soon, since it's a short read. it both does and doesn't? a great book though i think, though in some ways i think it's not a great intro to vila-matas late style. even if you're mixed on this it's very much worth moving on to el mal de montan...

I hope it builds into something, luckily I will find out soon, since it's a short read. it both does and doesn't? a great book though i think, though in some ways i think it's not a great intro to vila-matas late style. even if you're mixed on this it's very much worth moving on to el mal de montan...

1. Nostos il retorno (Franco Piavoli) Dekalog (Kieslowski) A city of violence (Hou Hsiao-Hsien) Violent Cop (Kitano) Kiki's Delivery Service (Miyazaki) The Killer (John Woo) Do the right thing (Spike Lee) Monsieur Hire (Patrice Leconte) Drugstore Cowboy (Gus Van Sant) Les Sieges de L'Alcazar (Luc Mo...

Great Question and awesome thread to read!! My intro to cinema was very traumatic, my earliest memories of movies are movies scaring me and giving me nightmares. I was 5 or 6 and watched "Critters" at a friends: Nightmares. Around that age at a birthday party we watched "The Dark Crys...

Bartleby & Co. by Enrique Vila-Matas. Not sure about this one yet. I mean I get all the theory about copists and the literature of no, but so far It feels like I'm just going through anecdotes and name dropping. I hope it builds into something, luckily I will find out soon, since it's a short r...

Nostos Il Ritorno.
Dekalog 7 and onwards.

That's what I have planned so far.

A couple of years ago I felt that I was reading very little compared to other times in my life, so I made a point of dedicating at least 1 hour per day to reading. I'm not the fastest reader and there are times when work and other stuff gets in the way of my 1 hour, so I try to ensure I read a minim...

I couldn't make it. Still have to watch Knight Without Armor.

I'd love to have four weeks, I´d certainly watch more movies for the year polls.

Also, even if it's not part of the discussion, knowing that once we finish all the years we might start all over again makes me happy

I actively engage with the polls in general. I arrange my movie schedules around this year polls, and one or two other things. I would like to get one more week, I'm in the middle of the Dekalog and would like to view Nostos and one or two more things. Still, I have left over movies in my hard drive...

Wong Kar-wai to Start Shooting New Film ‘Blossoms’ In a recent interview at Hong Kong Screenwriter’s Guild, acclaimed Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kar-wai revealed the latest progress on his new film Blossoms, which is a follow-up to Wong’s two other romantic drama films In The Mood For Love and 2046. ...

I'm gonna watch Detour tomorrow, it's the film of the week in the Criterion Streaming whatever.

Only four days and sooooo much left to watch.