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The Tenant (1976) - One of Polanksi's psychological thrillers from the apartment trilogy (including Rosemary's Baby and Repulsion). It's kind of cryptic and with multiple viewings can be interpretated in different ways. Highly recommended.

boots manuva wrote:The Tenant (1976) - One of Polanksi's psychological thrillers from the apartment trilogy (including Rosemary's Baby and Repulsion). It's kind of cryptic and with multiple viewings can be interpretated in different ways. Highly recommended.

want to see this and Repulsion quite badly.

recently:

Sol Bianca: The Legacy. Not a movie, but was good (although, apparently, not as good as the original series or the movie(s?)).

Ozu's Tokyo Story. Finally. It lived up to the hype. Recommend, recommend, recommend.

Rescue Dawn. Herzog's best since Aguirre?

Edin Velez's documentary Dance Of Darkness about Japanese contemporary dance. Recognised that it was sampled by FSOL on 'Lifeforms'!!

reverendmedia wrote:

boots manuva wrote:The Tenant (1976) - One of Polanksi's psychological thrillers from the apartment trilogy (including Rosemary's Baby and Repulsion). It's kind of cryptic and with multiple viewings can be interpretated in different ways. Highly recommended.

want to see this and Repulsion quite badly.

You've got a lot to look forward to with both those films.

I was lucky enough to stumble across a 3 DVD pack with Repulsion, Cul-De-Sac and Knife in the Water (his first and last feature film shot in communist Poland).

i've seen almost all of herzog's movies and rescue dawn ain't one of my favorites. it was good but it was on the commercial side, and didn't have that herzog feelin much.

fucking brilliant film, but i cannot for the life of me describe what its about. its sort of about scriptwriter charlie kaufman (nic cage) turns to his less talented twin donald for help as charlie comes to terms with the endless struggle that is his life. so far, so boring - right? wrong! fucking funny and fucking weird it was a film brilliantly written by (the real) charlie kaufman and directed by captain oddball, spike jonze.

highly recommended

adaptation spoilers:

charlie doesn't know how to write about flowers without changing the story into some hollywood bullshit. so halfway through the movie, his brother donald's script takes over, and the plot goes crazy. donald was a fictional plot device so he could use his personality as an excuse to do silly shit with the plot

Parson wrote:adaptation spoilers:

charlie doesn't know how to write about flowers without changing the story into some hollywood bullshit. so halfway through the movie, his brother donald's script takes over, and the plot goes crazy. donald was a fictional plot device so he could use his personality as an excuse to do silly shit with the plot

yeah thats pretty much it. what you think of the film?

love it of course. i love all of the films kaufman has written: confessions of a dangerous mind, being john malkovich, human nature, eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, adaptation

same kaufman is a badman, cant wait for his new one - synecdoche, new york

reverendmedia wrote:
Rescue Dawn. Herzog's best since Aguirre?

oops. this isn't right at all.

Parson wrote:i've seen almost all of herzog's movies and rescue dawn ain't one of my favorites. it was good but it was on the commercial side, and didn't have that herzog feelin much.

i dunno - i reckon it wouldn't be too far of a stretch to say it was similar to Fitzcarraldo, at least in some respects.

boots manuva wrote:

reverendmedia wrote:

boots manuva wrote:The Tenant (1976) - One of Polanksi's psychological thrillers from the apartment trilogy (including Rosemary's Baby and Repulsion). It's kind of cryptic and with multiple viewings can be interpretated in different ways. Highly recommended.

want to see this and Repulsion quite badly.

You've got a lot to look forward to with both those films.

I was lucky enough to stumble across a 3 DVD pack with Repulsion, Cul-De-Sac and Knife in the Water (his first and last feature film shot in communist Poland).

right then - decision made! will track them down asap!

reverendmedia wrote:

reverendmedia wrote:
Rescue Dawn. Herzog's best since Aguirre?

oops. this isn't right at all.

Parson wrote:i've seen almost all of herzog's movies and rescue dawn ain't one of my favorites. it was good but it was on the commercial side, and didn't have that herzog feelin much.

i dunno - i reckon it wouldn't be too far of a stretch to say it was similar to Fitzcarraldo, at least in some respects.

except christian bale couldn't hold kinski's jock

Parson wrote:

reverendmedia wrote:

reverendmedia wrote:
Rescue Dawn. Herzog's best since Aguirre?

oops. this isn't right at all.

Parson wrote:i've seen almost all of herzog's movies and rescue dawn ain't one of my favorites. it was good but it was on the commercial side, and didn't have that herzog feelin much.

i dunno - i reckon it wouldn't be too far of a stretch to say it was similar to Fitzcarraldo, at least in some respects.

except christian bale couldn't hold kinski's jock

lol

Watched Harry Jones last night, aka Indiana the badder man.

Also watched Pearl Harbour last night.

Diary of The Dead - not bad actually.

Ironman - pretty decent superhero movie.

Indiana Jones - entertaining enough, prob on a par with the Last Crusade

ironman was pretty good, but then again anything with robert downey jr. in it has a chance!

saw indie last night. so jokes. aliens in it, mind.

saw planet terror as well, thats just silly. proper good thriller horror thing though. stupid story line, buff girls and bare zombies.

kuroneko.

just watched fight club again, what a fucking film!