what are you watching today?

[clarkjrtube]

ur right

Edited February 6, 2014 by clarkjrtube

[Lukenstein]

Reasoning = I didnt really like the way you caried yourself. Sort of ranting in a show off manner.

 

Regardless of what your favourite brand of clothes is , i would have preferred to see you walking across the screen just wearing some pieces that worked together. 

Edited February 6, 2014 by Lukenstein

[-CMM-]

I don't really want to see that dude walking across the screen in any manner. This is clearly a thread for discussing movies and not people's shitty youtube channels, hence the 388 pages of people talking about what movies they're watching and not about their sweetest pickups from Supreme.

 

Anyway...

 

 

 

Also, finally finished the entire Twin Peaks series. Is the movie worth watching?

[CASSAVA PIECE]

[Ecotrons]

good stuff. a good portion of my theater was literally sleeping though 

 

[clarkjrtube]

http://youtu.be/Hagl0PvJ9Wg

Do you guys like this one better? Thanks for response ahead of time

[SSchadenfreude]

^stop posting yr youtube vids. 

Edited February 9, 2014 by SSchadenfreude

[digitalmountain]

 

Really liked it. Director of Memories of Murder and produced by Park Chan-wook. The film takes a simple premise/metaphor and develops it into a rounded world full of little details and the sort of philosophical subtext often lacking in sic-fi nowadays.  

Edited February 9, 2014 by digitalmountain

[jackg]

-CMM-, on 07 Feb 2014 - 10:47 AM, said:

 

 

Also, finally finished the entire Twin Peaks series. Is the movie worth watching?

 

Definitely worth watching!

 

Been doing a bit of re watching of late:

[Schoon]

[seeldog47]

 

 

How's Limits?

 

 

 

 

 

 

[jackg]

How's Limits?

 

 

 

Fantastic! a little slow and meandering but totally beautiful, i recall reading some very "intellectual" essays about how it represents the deference of the art film against money driven modern film culture. haha that might be reading a bit far, but the film is well worth your time.

 

Thoughts on that campion film??

[SSchadenfreude]

 

 

[Gaspardd]

[seeldog47]

Fantastic! a little slow and meandering but totally beautiful, i recall reading some very "intellectual" essays about how it represents the deference of the art film against money driven modern film culture. haha that might be reading a bit far, but the film is well worth your time.

 

Thoughts on that campion film??

Great - it's the only Jarmusch film I haven't seen.

 

Bright Star is a very tender portrait of a very sad soul. Campion has so much passion for Keats that she inspired me to read his work.

 

 

[uhhuh69]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54sWSXUP30Y

[joeyod007]

^ yeah right is so good! i used to watch it all the time in high school

[jichan]

 

i wanted this to be good. it wasnt.

 

mcpoyle fucken killed it tho. i need to pay more attention to dude.

[aymerikmd]

    

[SSchadenfreude]

 

&

 

Edited February 14, 2014 by SSchadenfreude

[funkyrounds]

shura

 

 

a+

[Lukenstein]

[inc abs man]

[aymerikmd]

fuck i need to watch only lovers left alive tonight, thanks ss

[Northwest]

A poor man's precursor to ghost in the shell, or "man in a machine" as the movie preferred to put it. Critics were justified in their negative opinions, from my perspective. It's almost worse for being conceptually interesting but a troubled cinematic experience. I did enjoy the sound /look of the suit, but it gets harder and harder to enjoy the nuances when a movie insists on going against its own logic for his suit multiple times and doesn't even make him out to be an impressive force in combat.  

[frasier oiseau]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PycbVCtKWHY

 

Absolutely amazing documentary on 78 collector Joe Bussard, a must-watch for any fans of old blues/ragtime/jazz/folk music. This man's passion is simply inspiring. The film itself is about 50 minutes, with 2 hours of special features

Edited February 17, 2014 by Deux_Oiseaux

[jackg]

[SSchadenfreude]

[seeldog47]

What do you guys think of PT Anderson?

[funkyrounds]

What do you guys think of PT Anderson?

One of the absolute best modern directors.