What's the latest movie that struck you?

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Enter the Void...trippy, creepy as hell, and just so depressing.
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I heard the bros like Zabriskie Point so I watched it. Haven't got much to say, it's not as brilliant as another Antonioni's yet still pretty shocking, also, sex 7/10
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pointlessdude wrote:I heard the bros like Zabriskie Point so I watched it. Haven't got much to say, it's not as brilliant as another Antonioni's yet still pretty shocking, also, sex 7/10
I watched it too (years ago) but it didn't impress me much. The footage in this video - which is gorgeous - is pretty much the only interesting footage the movie had to offer for me. I thought the first part was fairly boring, and the repeating of the explosion at the end was stupid and laughable, although the scene with the debris falling to the ground was interesting. I wouldn't watch it again.
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Guido wrote:
pointlessdude wrote:I heard the bros like Zabriskie Point so I watched it. Haven't got much to say, it's not as brilliant as another Antonioni's yet still pretty shocking, also, sex 7/10
I watched it too (years ago) but it didn't impress me much. The footage in this video - which is gorgeous - is pretty much the only interesting footage the movie had to offer for me. I thought the first part was fairly boring, and the repeating of the explosion at the end was stupid and laughable, although the scene with the debris falling to the ground was interesting. I wouldn't watch it again.
Speaking of Antonioni, I didn't like Zabriskie Point, but generally his films are great. I would recommend L'Avventura, Blow-Up and The Passenger. I recently saw L'Eclisse from 1962 for the first time and it's beautiful..
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theoktitus wrote:Enter the Void...trippy, creepy as hell, and just so depressing.
Love.
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well, to be honest, harry potter pt.7 pt.2

only one part.
when snape was holding the dead lily in his arms, rocking back and forth, mouth agape in agony.

that got me.
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I really need to see Enter The Void. The only film by Gaspar Noé that I've seen is Irreversible, which in my opinion didn't live up to the hype that surrounded it but which I found interesting enough to still occasionally recall the movie and its motifs. I have posted about the band Holy Other in another thread already but check out this video of Enter The Void accompanying the song, it's what made me interested in the film:

Is anyone into Godard?
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After hours of hesitating, I ended up picking Control from the movie store and I'll never regret. It is a solid, beatifully shot story based on the life of Ian Curtis, singer of Joy Division. I've seen another Corbijn film before, I think it had George Clooney messing with based russian spies and shit, though not as emotionally powerful as this one.

Not a must-see, but I strongly recommend it.
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I've never seen a physically moving movie, so none that ever struck me.
Okay...now...wait for fog machine.
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I just watched Ikiru. It was nice. Long and drawn out, but nice.
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Stalker is damn great, which has its own merit because of whole tape burning thing. There's no single passage I even dislike.

I'd also like to check Ikiru, looks like something worth watching.
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Saw the new Lars von Trier movie (Melancholia) yesterday, really good.
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The Room

Classic.
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Xtal wrote:The Room

Classic.
You are TEARING ME APART LISA!!!!
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mechanismj wrote:
Xtal wrote:The Room

Classic.
You are TEARING ME APART LISA!!!!
That was the greatest thing ever, hilarious.
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Requiem for a dream, lol
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Forbidden Zone
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This struck me as an incredibly stupid edit.



Fuck you, George Lucas.
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