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Beavercanoe wrote:Just watched Enter the Void.

Acting was shit, but conceptually the film is very interesting and the cinematography holds your attention enough that the quality of the acting isn't that important, relatively speaking.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJkPLYmUyzg

By cinematography do you mean constant flashing lights? I actually couldn't watch that because of the incessant annoying lights..

Upstream Color - Dir. Shane Carruth

Very engrossing. Makes me wish I had the vision to complete a film project. Someday...

I love "Enter the Void" as well.

I watched "Drive" thanks to a few Twoism friends and two co-workers outside of the internet. Loved every single aspect of it. Especially Gosling's character and that music!

I watched "Drive" thanks to a few Twoism friends and two co-workers outside of the internet. Loved every single aspect of it. Especially Gosling's character and that music!

Drive was sick. Super psyched for Gosling/Refn's next film together called "Only God Forgives." See trailer below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEFCN4qaYt4

iwishimademovies wrote:

I watched "Drive" thanks to a few Twoism friends and two co-workers outside of the internet. Loved every single aspect of it. Especially Gosling's character and that music!

Drive was sick. Super psyched for Gosling/Refn's next film together called "Only God Forgives." See trailer below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEFCN4qaYt4

that looks incredible

TaoTapeTao wrote:

saturdayindex wrote:I can't believe I never saw Lost in Translation until tonight. What a good movie...

Fantastic movie! And Scarlett Johanson... need I say more

I now have two celebrity crushes. Maya Arulpragasam and Scarlett Johansson.

Oh, Scarlett.

I want to see this movie!

Don Peyote

Watched Antichrist for the first time last week. Blew me away.

so boccy

Watched "The Hunt" recently. A real gut-wrencher of a movie with a superb performance by Mads Mikkelsen.

The Divide



Dark.

I watched Woody Allen's Manhatten last night, absolutely brilliant.

Almost as good as Annie Hall, and Annie Hall is in my top 10 of all time.

TaoTapeTao wrote:

Beavercanoe wrote:Just watched Enter the Void.

Acting was shit, but conceptually the film is very interesting and the cinematography holds your attention enough that the quality of the acting isn't that important, relatively speaking.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJkPLYmUyzg

By cinematography do you mean constant flashing lights? I actually couldn't watch that because of the incessant annoying lights..

Yeah, special effects was great in this film

*Finally* watched Eraserhead. Sad it took me so long to get to it, what a film!

Just watched Vivre Sa Vie (1962)

Favorite scene:

Watched Life In A Day after a night of partying - beautiful. Not sleeping somehow made the movie more emotional.

reviving this thread.

we need a singular film discussion thread, not a whole glut of them, makes it difficult to navigate if I want to post something somewhere.

Anyway, I watched the film Love Exposure last night, written/directed by Sion Sono, who's quickly becoming one of my favourite film makers.

I can't really say why I liked it, or why anyone else should watch it, but do so. It's 4 hours, so take yourself a day off or something and just be enveloped in the insanity that is Love Exposure.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1439456/

Suprisingly unexpectically amazing!

The Drama: I don’t watch many romantic comedies but this the best film I have ever seen! I saw it three times. This has redefined how I view cinema.

The Devil Wears Prada 2: the love interest was mild, meek and kind of sweet. The movie got better when he entered but unfortunately he didn’t buy anything.

Marty Supreme: I loved the raw ambition of the ping-pong player but he became weak when he saw the baby, he should have paddled it.

The Telepathic Kid wrote:reviving this thread.

we need a singular film discussion thread, not a whole glut of them, makes it difficult to navigate if I want to post something somewhere.

Is that not what this is TK?