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i always recommend this film but no one watches it, is so fucking good

invalid or not supported video url is a pretty shit title tbh

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prisoners or true detective (hbo series)

I reckon Songs from the Second Floor would be right up your alley

lol

I just watched Despicable Me 2. Shots were fired.

yeah true detective is fookin sick

havn't seen prisoners thoo will check it out

safe jizzman, why lol hubb i think it sounds good?

Songs from ... is great but a serious energy drainer

waaaaaaaaaay 'uphill'

It wasnt a troll suggestion tbh hahah, just cos you asked for something depressing and I know you have a strange sense of humour

personally i tried to watch it two times in the cinema where a m8 worked but also fell asleep the third time watching it at home...

but i liked it and the director is great

haha nice one, will probably watch later

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these are > if you're drunk or just a moron like me

cant go wrong with a bit of van damme every now and then, especially when drunk enough to think you could do the stuff he does

Edge of tomorrow.
Not bad, feels like they got to the end and executives pushed really hard for an "american" ending over what the director might have done.

m8son wrote:or a really depressing one that will make me cri pls

se7en

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Chinatown

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m8son wrote:or a really depressing one that will make me cri pls

se7en

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Chinatown

Requiem for a Dream
The Fountain
Grave of the Fireflies
The Boy in the Stripped Pajamas

m8son wrote:or a really depressing one that will make me cri pls

Come and See

Under the Skin
got under my skin.
Confronting to say the least.
Wouldn't want to see it while having a bad trip.
Not comedy, chick-flick, action nor sci-fi.
Strangely, it said a lot about sexism to me...
Some scenes left me wondering htf did they do that?
Scarlett is mesmerizing (and mesmerized).

Lots to think about

Finally got round to watching Kill List.

Not as good as 'A Field in England' but the movie already showed Wheatly's potential. Yes it's a bit of a mindfuck at first, but I think the movie is simply open to interpretation

If you like the occult and conspiracy etc. you can view it plain and simple as a crime movie evolving into a rather sinister thriller (wickerman-ish) - you can also see that True Detective might have gotten some inspiration here.

Or you can view it as much of Wheatly's other movies: a study of the (in this case) modern British society done in a unique way.

It's a bit of a mish-mash regardless which is why it doesn't score nearly as well as A Field which had a more clearcut vision and more purpose. Can't wait to see what Wheatly does with High Rise.

7,5/10

finished watching salo, it was freaky