what are you watching today?

[tweeds]

Cyberpunk Wim Wenders...

[november.]

All Good Things

Ryan Gosling

Kirsten Dunst:D

[tylortakahisa]

finished Carnivale Season 2

i was pretty satisfied with the ending and the twist

bummer there wont ever be anymore episodes:(

am i the only one that thinks Sophie looks like a neanderthal?

[okonomi]

Very typical but very good New Wave film. Watched it with my dad and his lady and they were both kinda just like "Ok... Why did we watch this?"

[weinfeld]

Kind of lame day for me yesterday. Only saw one film, and it was one I had already seen. It was a better viewing experience though because the screen was a lot larger.

Enter the Void, 2009. This film does not stand up to repeated viewings.

I'm doing a double feature today -- one Hitchcock and one relatively rare Walsh Western -- so I'll post those later.

[into the rain]

Let Me In was surprisingly a decent movie. not exactly big on horror movies, especially not of the vampire variety; but shit, that was well done.

[clover]

Kind of lame day for me yesterday. Only saw one film, and it was one I had already seen. It was a better viewing experience though because the screen was a lot larger.

Enter the Void, 2009. This film does not stand up to repeated viewings.

damn, i JUST watched this last night. total mind-fuck

[bill]

finally,

[doctor_doom]

[weinfeld]

Well, it turned out to be another three feature day for me.

First up, Rope, 1948. This was the Hitchcock for the day. Hadn't seen it, but everyone talks about it, so I was glad to finally catch up:

Second was the one that I didn't plan on seeing. Bogdanovich's What's Up, Doc? 1972. I'm a huge Bogdanovich fan. I think he really understands genres, and this is no exception. It's one of the best screwballs I've seen:

I'm off to the third right now. It's Raoul Walsh's The Big Trail, 1930. This is going to be great. I'm going to see a print of it, it's one of the earliest widescreen movies ever, and it has John Wayne in his first leading role. So excited:

Per usual, more to come tomorrow (definitely another Hitchcock).

[Baeyer-Drewson]

Babysitting:

Kids went to sleep and this was on. I love this film.

[Gatefold]

Edit: just finished Troll Hunter, it was really cool. It's like a fake documentary about a dude who hunts trolls. Alot of great shots of norway, and even though I hate cgi, the giant trolls in this looked really cool. Take a peep if you're into that.

[shufon]

Been catching up on stuff the last couple of days:

[_ironman]

[Baeyer-Drewson]

This was pretty good. A real return to form for Bale after his pretty weak superhero shtick.

[chantheman]

only reason to watch this is because jennifer aniston looks good in it

[clover]

mixed feelings but probably won't recommend this to anyone...

kinda like memento but with a lengthy rape scene

[marineabilly]

Just finished watching Anderson Silva give Vitor Belfort a swift knockout kick to the chin on UFC 126.

[Augustus]

[wizard4life]

kinda has that Shadow of the Colossus look about it. Will be checking it out..

[okonomi]

First Ozu I've managed to get my hands on. Looking forward to watching it sometime today.

[farmer]

Edit: just finished Troll Hunter, it was really cool. It's like a fake documentary about a dude who hunts trolls. Alot of great shots of norway, and even though I hate cgi, the giant trolls in this looked really cool. Take a peep if you're into that.

Thanks for the heads up forgot about this. Getting it now can not wait.

Edit: Really enjoyed this. Excellent writing. Loved how they grounded a movie about trolls in reality. Well worth the watch. Writer/Director is someone to keep an eye on.

[Baeyer-Drewson]

^Will also be watching this. Thanks for the spot Gatefold. Curious to see how the trolls look. Could be great, could be terrible.

[Servo2000]

Watched Gosford Park today. Have to say, I enjoyed it a lot. I wasn't really in the mood for what I was expecting to be on the 'really slow' side of things but it was actually pretty engrossing and the plot moves along at a pretty decent pace all things considered.

[sipang]

Café Lumière, Hou Hsiao-Hsien's homage to Ozu. Most relaxing film I've seen in a while.

[domdomdomdom]

[Gatefold]

IT'S A LONG ROAD WHEN YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN.

AND IT HURTS WHEN THEY TEAR YOUR DREAMS APART.

shit yes I'm about to watch this.

[Baeyer-Drewson]

[doctor_doom]

IT'S A LONG ROAD WHEN YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN.

AND IT HURTS WHEN THEY TEAR YOUR DREAMS APART.

shit yes I'm about to watch this.

And every new town. Just seems to bring you down

it was my first time watching it and I really liked it. Gonna check out the others here either today or Monday

[Gatefold]

And every new town. Just seems to bring you down

it was my first time watching it and I really liked it. Gonna check out the others here either today or Monday

Trying to find peace of mind can break your heart.

First Blood is easily my fav. 4 is good for over the top action/gore. 2 is dece and 3 is kinda meh.