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Enter the Void doesn't really have much techno playing throughout but there is LFO - Freak in the title sequence. Tends to be more along the industrial/noise side of things when music is playing. Great film though.

DiegoSapiens wrote:enter the void? haven't watched yet tho but i heard the soundtrack and its amazing. cristian voguel >>>>>>

awesome diego

you got a top three film to look forward to imo

hubb wrote:

DiegoSapiens wrote:enter the void? haven't watched yet tho but i heard the soundtrack and its amazing. cristian voguel >>>>>>

awesome diego

you got a top three film to look forward to imo

Yeah it's great. Not your average movie though

Lola Rennt probably has the most 'techno' soundtrack.

yeah its like drug porn with more depth and realism than a Bergman film

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I want Noe to make a live Ghost in the shell lol

My m8s girlfriend is actaully in the new Noe film. But it's all secret. Even the casting process. Looking forward to that but it's probably a few years away still.

hubb wrote:My m8s girlfriend is actaully in the new Noe film. But it's all secret. Even the casting process.

I cant find enter the void to hire online in any plataform and once i tryed to pirate it and failed too

Prime Minister

I was just meaning to see that as well

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don't post torrent links on the forum guys.

Lol

I guess someone has to do the moderating round here.

Will defs check that 71 film out

Rushmore - This completes the Wes Anderson filmography watching for me, I have no idea why it was last either. Just recently got the Criterion Collection edition and loved it, all the special features were appreciated as well. Their editions are really awesome, bought a region free bluray player just to play all the ones I got.

Polanski's Macbeth - This started as a mindfuck for me as I'm not familiar with Shakespeare in the slightest. Didn't take me long to adjust to the language and themes though, it kinda felt like the original Game of Thrones. Going to continue with Polanski and do Rosemarys Baby soon, got the Criterion Collection edition for that as well.

AxeD wrote:Lola Rennt probably has the most 'techno' soundtrack.

This is what occured to me as well, though some might see it more as 90s breakbeat stuff like Crystal Method.

hubb wrote:My m8s girlfriend is actaully in the new Noe film. But it's all secret. Even the casting process. Looking forward to that but it's probably a few years away still.

Aww, not even got any slight clues on it? I guess I do still have I Stand Alone to check out at some point.

Curious, what do people prefer out of Enter the Void and Irreversible? I probably prefer the latter because even though EtV is more original, Irreversible feels more focused in delivering its message.

Lystric wrote:Polanski's Macbeth - This started as a mindfuck for me as I'm not familiar with Shakespeare in the slightest. Didn't take me long to adjust to the language and themes though

Had to watch that in school. Pretty dark, especially the bit with the witches.

Lystric wrote:Going to continue with Polanski and do Rosemarys Baby soon, got the Criterion Collection edition for that as well.

Great film, still properly creepy after all these years.

Is polanskis macbeth the one with the old naked witches and if starts like on a beach or something

CreamLord wrote:Is polanskis macbeth the one with the old naked witches and if starts like on a beach or something

That's the one


Also saw a weird post-apocalyptic version of Macbeth starring Sean Pertwee where they drive around on mopeds.

FINALLY watched The Deer Hunter and nearly cried, probably one of the saddest films I've ever seen.