what are you watching today?

[Baeyer-Drewson]

[shufon]

I loved The Sopranos, possibly the best final episode/ending of any TV series I've watched.

Watched this last night for the first time:

[denimdestroyedmylife]

[Vampyrvargfesten]

[bill]

[Servo2000]

I was a little surprised at how relatively entertaining exit the gift shop ended up being. much sillier and more lighthearted than i was expecting (an obvious tradeoff since i had personally hoped it would be a little sharper) but still kind of fun.

[tylortakahisa]

yesss

weaaaaaak

[mr.invincible]

you guys know what time it is?

[Baeyer-Drewson]

So awesome...

[sipang]

[fanboy]

So good.

[Ed x TWWK]

you guys know what time it is?

so weird yet so good.

[Magsåvningsreserven]

quality is amazing

[bill]

[okonomi]

Strongly, strongly enjoyed this. Seemed pretty avant-garde for a mainstream 1969 American film too.

[Baeyer-Drewson]

This only got released here last week. Brilliant film. Thematically, it reminds me a lot of "Pi", only better and more intense.

Anyone got recommendations for films dealing primarily with paranoia/obsession/madness? Rep awaits.

edit: I've already seen most (ie, very nearly all) Polanski stuff. His early shit is awesome.

[bfan]

you guys know what time it is?

mathematical!

[sipang]

^^ Polanski stuff : Rosemary's baby, The Tenant , ...

[NESK]

bae: find a copy of keane

[mr.invincible]

that shit is algebraic

[RRL Stine]

Finally caught True Grit.

[gfunkdocta]

caught this on a whim on netflix, was aight

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on friday w da bros + case ov bud light (10)

[spudeey]

hey gfunk

Have a sinus infection and an infection in both ears so I've just been in bed all day with netflix

[Mr Waffles]

Found this for one of my teachers who was looking for it. figured i would give a quick watch over to make sure quality was alright. not a lot of people seeding it w/ english subs

been watching season 1 with the girly

[on-display]

[mr.invincible]

i finally saw this. i have some mixed feelings;partly because I am really confused what i should get out of this movie.

i think i liked princess monoke better.

[aak]

i wasn't a huge fan

[okonomi]

As a total Kubrick fanboy I have no idea why it took me until today to watch Barry Lyndon.

How wrong I was to think The Shining was the most visually stunning film ever made.

[ordo]

i finally saw this. i have some mixed feelings;partly because I am really confused what i should get out of this movie.

i think i liked princess monoke better.

Miyazaki tends to return to certain themes in his work - the transition from childhood to maturity being one of them. He previously explored this theme in movies such as Totoro and Kiki's Delivery Service. As in those movies, the main (female) character is forced to learn self-reliance due to extenuating circumstances (illness of mother / leaving home to begin training / parents turned into pigs). I think his grasp of children gives these movies an emotional core that can sometimes be lacking in his other work (Howl's Moving Castle comes to mind).

[mrjuby]

Miyazaki ...

hi ordo, good read on Spirited Away with some stuff on Miyazaki as well

http://www.amazon.com/Spirited-Away-Bfi-Film-Classics/dp/1844572307

wkw's funniest, imo.