what are you watching today?

[automaton]

[8Figures]

My Brother

[iamundying]

[broneck]

ahahhahahahahhaahhahahahahhahahahahahahahahahah word

[okonomi]

I was really excited to see this but was a bit dissapointed. Roeg managed to make a whole lot seem like nothing much at all.

There need to be more romantic comedies like this. Only Paul Thomas Anderson I've liked. Where Magnolia was trying to be really deep with its meaninglessness, to me Punch-Drunk Love was just like, "Nothing here means anything. But it's interesting, so, whatever..."

[xpaulinabearx]

My Brother

so sad ((((((((((((

[fanboy]

Pretty intense documantary about manic-depression. Can watch it for free here: http://www.snagfilms.com/films/title/summer_in_the_cage/

[Goslett]

Rewathching

[tylortakahisa]

stay away!!

unless you were a huge fan of Xena and want to see Gabrielle all grown up...........and old!!!

[mrjuby]

sup tylortakahisa

[tylortakahisa]

I haven't kept up on my Imamura since I finished my paper, but that looks good!!!

and you can't usually go wring with syfy monster flicks:D

Sharktopus sticks out as one of the sicker creatures

Fight for Your Right Revisited, funny as hell for the most part

[16steps]

[weinfeld]

Been awhile. Glad to be back on track, and watching good films as well.

One of my all-time favorites.

Punch Drunk Love, 2002:

[weinfeld]

Definitely an under-rated comedy. I think this is a smart, funny film.

Hot Rod, 2007:

[weinfeld]

THE Western that challenges the Western genre...

The Wild Bunch, 1969:

[weinfeld]

I'm going to start watching a lot of musicals. What better way to start off than by watching this?

Singin' in the Rain, 1952:

[weinfeld]

This one ain't half bad either. It's actually one of the funniest films I've seen (certainly more comedic that Bridesmaids).

Love Me Tonight, 1932:

[automaton]

[weinfeld]

Truly a masterpiece. Needs to be seen on a big screen.

Vertigo, 1958:

[weinfeld]

My friend and I have been watching all of Wes Anderson's films chronologically. We're up to this one...

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, 2004:

[hugoagassi]

best Lynch imho.watching this for like 14th time

[Vampyrvargfesten]

[farmer]

Really excited to see this. Will edit with thoughts. (like you all should:))

edit: disappointed. the tone was so unbalanced which sometimes can work but not with this one for me. had a few memorable moments, but they were overshadowed by they several scenes that just made me cringe. would like to here what other people think

[jizzimmy]

[jackg]

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a massive thank you to whoever posted this film up a couple of weeks back, this is without a doubt one of the best films i have seen this year! just incredible..

[eversuns]

Saw this last night, got a pretty shitty IMDB review but I didn't mind it:

[Gatefold]

3 in a row? hahaha

[eversuns]

3 in a row? hahaha

Isn't the picture showing up? Works here for me.

edit: Tried a different link, working now?

[Gatefold]

^thumbsup

[okonomi]

Watched this after missing it at the film festival (gotta be18 to see unrated films - bullshit!).

Such an interesting and cute documentary. Mark Hogencamp is an intriguing character. Highly recommended!