what are you watching today?

[tylortakahisa]

The Orphanage

[weinfeld]

My internet was down yesterday so I couldn't post. Here's what I watched yesterday and today.

First up, Hitchcock. Yesterday was a triple feature (fuck, I've been watching too many of these)/

Rebecca, 1940:

I Confess, 1953:

Spellbound, 1945:

Today, another three films. One Hitchcock, one Western and one French:

Suspicion, 1941:

The Naked Spur, 1953. SO GOOD:

Le Deuxieme Souffle, 1966. One of Melville's lesser known films (at least here in the US):

[spudeey]

I'm not really into sneakers but this was pretty good. The no subtitles while the french guy spoke was kind of annoying though

[on-display]

just started

[Vampyrvargfesten]

[chubby]

edit: this movie was pretty weak. Only for JMB-philes.

[Magsåvningsreserven]

had it on the hdd since we had that discussion about it aaaages ago, finally decided to watch it.

wow.

[josh mullen]

[doctor_doom]

had it on the hdd since we had that discussion about it aaaages ago, finally decided to watch it.

wow.

I've been meaning to see this, how was it ?

[yoallanface]

its go o d

[conqueror]

still can't rep you magnetic, but i dloaded love exposure before eng subs were even released and totally forgot about it until to your post.

[Magsåvningsreserven]

heh,

you can get subs off subscene if anyone needs them..

fantastic film, and what a great soundtrack. I need help finding it though, if anyone finds it, let me know please.

[jackg]

[chubby]

^ I really enjoyed that one

[jackg]

yes same here!

[narutofan]

any film with Hoffman is pretty great

[pure junkie]

maybe this

where can I find this?

[16steps]

[on-display]

[ke1]

Haven't watched a Wong Kar Wai film I haven't liked/loved.

Just watched "Happy Together" the other day, and though I admit I was cringing uncomfortably the first couple of minutes, I quickly came to enjoy the story and relationship between Tony Leung and Leslie Cheung. I don't care how much they cuddle, both men are too badass irl for me to care.

[aleopold]

season two premier

[farmer]

cheese

[NESK]

Haven't watched a Wong Kar Wai film I haven't liked/loved.

Just watched "Happy Together" the other day, and though I admit I was cringing uncomfortably the first couple of minutes, I quickly came to enjoy the story and relationship between Tony Leung and Leslie Cheung. I don't care how much they cuddle, both men are too badass irl for me to care.

if youre homophobic, why are you watching a gay film? because the internet told you to?

[Matte]

the usuall friday Plist. office parks n rec bbt

[Baeyer-Drewson]

[weinfeld]

Per usual, yesterday was a triple feature. I did something different, though, as I just watched all Westerns. Two Budd Boetticher films and one Anthony Mann. aleopold, if you like Justified, you'd love the Boetticher films. He's a big influence on the show.

Anyway, here's what I watched:

The Tall T, 1957. Boetticher:

Ride Lonesome, 1959. Boetticher:

Bend of the River, 1952. Mann:

I might be in the minority, but I prefer Boetticher's Westerns over Mann's. That said, I highly recommend all three.

[sipang]

Sunshine

[shufon]

Trying to find a copy of this.. does anybody know where I can download it by chance?

[Baeyer-Drewson]

Coen bros can not make a bad film.

[denimdestroyedmylife]

THE STUFF

on a nostalgia trip

i saw this at least a dozen times when i was a preteen

didn't pick up on how campy (and bad) this flick is

i couldn't look away this time around

it is basically the blob mated with body snatchers

the most interesting thing is that the young protagonist was my age when i first saw this movie

watching it again is like seeing the house you grew up in again

frozen in the early 1980s

THE STUFF

basically ominous yogurt