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  On 4/4/2019 at 2:05 AM, Nebraska said:

 

had to watch the above film for work and thought it was kind of brilliant. basically, a cop responds to a report of gunshots at this woman's house. the woman says "it was my kid and it was an accident." after that she goes off on him: you know how frustrated i am? i'm either bored to death or so horny i could fuck a rack.

 

dude is like oh snap- i stumbled into the right house. they have sex. he's then like "btw: i should tell you i'm married". no biggie. i just needed to fuck. ohhhhh snap. they have sex again (doggy style this time. outside. after the ol' i dare you to go outside naked chestnut) then the cop is like "look. i need to call my wife coz it looks like i'll be here all night" okay. just don't mention her again.

 

he calls the wife. then- i think you get the idea.

 

10/10 from me

 

btw: the babe has a killer body

Damn that is pretty hot. Piqued my interest.

  On 4/4/2019 at 10:31 PM, MDM Chaos said:

Burning is about a guy who falls for this manic pixie dreamgirl type woman, but then finds out she is seeing someone else. 

 

When she then goes missing, he suspects her other boyfriend....... 9/10 EDITED TO PREVENT SPOILER

 

Oh and the story is based on an Murakami short story.

LOVED that movie. But I would almost go as far as to say that your plot summary spoils a bit too much...

3 best films I caught up with in Jan-Mar:

1. The Duellists (1977, Ridley Scott) - 10/10

2. High Tide (1987, Gillian Armstrong) - 9/10

3. Forbidden Lie$ (2007, Anna Broinowski) - 8.5/10

The four-part Talking to a Stranger from 1966 also felt groundbreaking for TV as a dramatic medium.

3 most recent films are 40 year old virgin, weekend at bernies, and above all this one:

wanted to re-visit the book and realized i had the movie, but never watched it. the movie never mentions the concept of eternal recurrence, which is foundational to the book and its whole central question about whether life is to be taken lightly or seriously. i suppose reading or at least knowing about it was necessary to understand a few more pieces of what they tried to convey. either way it was a good watch. the other two were actually pretty funny.

Caught Us last week, good fun and visuals throughout. Great performances from everyone involved, Lupita deserves all the accolades ofc but stealth MVP Tim Heidecker was born for this role.

  On 4/7/2019 at 7:53 PM, flexbert said:

3 most recent films are 40 year old virgin, weekend at bernies, and above all this one:

 

 

wanted to re-visit the book and realized i had the movie, but never watched it. the movie never mentions the concept of eternal recurrence, which is foundational to the book and its whole central question about whether life is to be taken lightly or seriously. i suppose reading or at least knowing about it was necessary to understand a few more pieces of what they tried to convey. either way it was a good watch. the other two were actually pretty funny.

I'm in the process of reading the book. It's excellent. Haven't seen the film, but I read somewhere that Kundera said this movie barely even touched the kernel of the story and did not allow and future film adaptations of his novels. I'm still intrigued though. Might take a look.

  On 4/7/2019 at 8:50 PM, Godwin Austen said:

 

  On 4/7/2019 at 7:53 PM, flexbert said:

 

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3 most recent films are 40 year old virgin, weekend at bernies, and above all this one:

 

 

wanted to re-visit the book and realized i had the movie, but never watched it. the movie never mentions the concept of eternal recurrence, which is foundational to the book and its whole central question about whether life is to be taken lightly or seriously. i suppose reading or at least knowing about it was necessary to understand a few more pieces of what they tried to convey. either way it was a good watch. the other two were actually pretty funny.

 

 

I'm in the process of reading the book. It's excellent. Haven't seen the film, but I read somewhere that Kundera said this movie barely even touched the kernel of the story and did not allow and future film adaptations of his novels. I'm still intrigued though. Might take a look.

 

huh, that kinda makes sense given what i noticed they'd left out. there are probably more differences as well (i had completely mistaken this story for the one in immortality). then again i could see how kundera is a touchy perfectionist and so outraged by whatever he thinks the adaptation is lacking. regardless, the movie does capture how tereza represents heaviness while tomas and sabina represent lightness, it's just that there's no explicit exposition of the ideas behind them.

edit: on-topic, it's a good drama and i sincerely recommend it. if not for the acting then at least for lena olin 8-)

Widows is fantastic. My most enjoyable movie of the year so far. 

Enthusiastic Sinners was ace. Bought it off vimeo for $4. Goofyness aside, the faking it husband and trapped single parent made it seem like reality. It hurts oh yes it does.

Halloween 2018. Disappointed. 

Made for the adhd generation. Not that great

Watching Noah...Netflix need to focus on 'good' films, rather than trashy instashite...

This one is such a weird effort

An American Werewolf in London (1981)

...they don't make 'em like that anymore..

lol Max Landis

Thanks Dad!

The Mermaid.

Chinese flick containing mermaids (no surprise there), a human octopus and some fighting - but not nearly enough to make it worthwhile.

Hard to believe this is one of the most popular movies in China of all time.

I think I laughed exactly once - at the policemen drawing mermaids. The rest of the 90 minutes of my life I’d rather have back.

  On 4/10/2019 at 6:59 PM, rhmilo said:

I think I laughed exactly once - at the policemen drawing mermaids. The rest of the 90 minutes of my life I’d rather have back.

i lmao with that scene yeah...

try this one if you're into mermaids... :^)

Fuck yes, The Lure is great.

  On 4/10/2019 at 7:27 PM, THIS IS MICHAEL JACKSON said:

 

try this one if you're into mermaids... :^)

 

 

Not particularly ... but will check it out. Thanks!

Try this if you don't like Mermaids but you like films with Mermaids in the title, but not with actual mermaids. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100140/

Try this if you like sewer mermaids who break out in oozing sores while an artists paints her and masturbates https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0161638/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1

  On 4/10/2019 at 11:02 PM, hello spiral said:

Try this if you like sewer mermaids who break out in oozing sores while an artists paints her and masturbates https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0161638/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1

Who doesn't?!?!

  On 4/10/2019 at 11:02 PM, hello spiral said:

Try this if you like sewer mermaids who break out in oozing sores while an artists paints her and masturbates https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0161638/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1

I think I’ll stick with mermaids singing Polish songs in a nightclub for now, but thanks.

  On 4/10/2019 at 11:02 PM, hello spiral said:

Try this if you like sewer mermaids who break out in oozing sores while an artists paints her and masturbates https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0161638/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1

  On 4/10/2019 at 7:27 PM, THIS IS MICHAEL JACKSON said:

 

  On 4/10/2019 at 6:59 PM, rhmilo said:

I think I laughed exactly once - at the policemen drawing mermaids. The rest of the 90 minutes of my life I’d rather have back.

i lmao with that scene yeah...

 

try this one if you're into mermaids... :^)

Just watched it. It was, in fact, quite good.

Currently spacing out watching infinity war. Man. This is painful.

Gonna finish though. Who the hell is bene cumberbatch supposed to be??