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What Movies Are You Watching Lately
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Garbage Mouth
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I rewatched Dr.Strangelove last night, as well as Gattaca today, which I enjoyed. Anyone else watch Gattaca?
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watched this Hitchcock flick (1936) last night. It's based on Joseph Conrad's The Secret Agent which I read a few years ago.
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I saw In Bruges yesterday. I can't understand how it is ranked #209 on IMDb top #250... The acting was good, some funny dialogs but I had no feeling for the characters what so ever...Originally Posted by Wiker
I had plenty of feeling for the characters, only it was mostly pity. People kept saying how funny that film was (it does have it's funny parts), but overall I thought the movie was just really sad.
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I re-watched Mulholland Drive yesterday evening with some friends. I'd almost forgotten how much I love that movie. My head is still spinning in a million directions. Great stuff.Originally Posted by dwyhajlo
This and Lost Highway are my fave Lynch films. I watched Inland Empire a while back and I just had no fuckin' clue what was going on.
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This and Lost Highway are my fave Lynch films. I watched Inland Empire a while back and I just had no fuckin' clue what was going on.Originally Posted by Biggskip
Those are my two favourite Lynch movies, also, as it happens. Inland Empire is a difficult movie (and it can be pretty grueling, if you're not in the mood), but I found that it became a lot more interesting and enjoyable once I accepted that it's really not meant to be fully understood on a rational level.
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I saw In Bruges yesterday. I can't understand how it is ranked #209 on IMDb top #250...Originally Posted by Wiker
The acting was good, some funny dialogs but I had no feeling for the characters what so ever...
That movie was terrible. "Independent" filmmaking at its absolute worst.
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OutrageOriginally Posted by Tokyo Slim
Trollhunter
Another Earth
Perfect Sense
Fire of Conscience
A Barefoot Dream
Juan
Vampire
Burke and Hare
Revenge: A Love Story
Gandu
Love
Norwegian Wood
4 films in the secret festival
and probably gonna add 2 or 3 others. Looking at the following:
As If I'm Not There
The Redemption of General Butt Naked
Poupoupidou (Nobody Else but You)
Black Bread
Poupoupidou and fire of conscience are mediocre, outrage is a weak Kitano but better than his latest crap movies.
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