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Forum wrote:Did you ever think a mad max reboot was ever going to be anything but shit though?

Probably still be better than Tina Turner thunderdome

Well yes, when it still has George Miller as screenwriter/director I'd say it has a pretty good shot at being good. Also, as far as I know it's not a reboot.

I personally think it looks awesome, so I'm optimistic. It could end up being crap though.

absolutely amazing, soundtrack and animation is top-notch. One of the last scenes paired with the music is heart-wrenching shit.



Enjoyed this, it felt rather short, but really great atmosphere and scenery.

amour

osamu tezuka is good

This guy is so awesome - watch it!
It's a bit like if style was a person..

DiegoSapiens wrote:osamu tezuka is good

Any specific ones you can rec?

i have just seen an old astroboy film but i have read lot of his comics, im not a manga fan but his stories are very good i recommend you adolf, apollos song, buddha those are the one i have read, all of them pretty good
need to find metropolis, looks very good

OGLemon wrote:Going to see Andrei Rublev this weekend

Overall, I liked it. End before the paintings became a bit of an endurance test though.

Architecture 101
nice little romance/melodrama

OGLemon wrote:

OGLemon wrote:Going to see Andrei Rublev this weekend

Overall, I liked it. End before the paintings became a bit of an endurance test though.

there are interviews where Tarkovsky talks about how he started off as a poet and with that end sequence i think its really those poetic roots coming through , showing romanticized versions of the story he just told. the soundtrack at that point is just immense
but man, the whole jester sequence: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbr5aL9me6g the beginning is genius too, i would even say in some ways this movie is better than Stalker



finally saw The Seventh Seal. good shit, Death was hilarious gotta say though leyenda, i prefer Ordet. i realize this has a more believable story, but Ordet was just so simple but at the same time also just as ambitious, if not more

Down by Law, Jim Jarmusch. beautiful shots, great soundtrack, brilliant dialogue, a white pimp who actually pulls it off AND Tom Waits highly recommended

also saw Moment of Innocence by Makhmalbaff. is a slow movie, but its content is easily the densest out of all 3 of these films, even denser than the Bergman in certain ways. great movie to watch for some food for thought on ideas of morality, whether anyone is really right or wrong

down by law is indeed awesome

might have to be sampled

i need to see more tarskovsly Sacrifice left me shocked, bit depressed tbh but not a bad thing

Ida (2013), going to see it in a couple of hours. Will return with a undetailed review.

OGLemon wrote:Will return with a undetailed review.

loved it. I highly recommend that you all see it.

Jizz wrote: finally saw The Seventh Seal. good shit, Death was hilarious gotta say though leyenda, i prefer Ordet. i realize this has a more believable story, but Ordet was just so simple but at the same time also just as ambitious, if not more

That's fair enough, I am a bit of a sucker for Bergman so probably biased

DiegoSapiens wrote:i need to see more tarskovsly Sacrifice left me shocked, bit depressed tbh but not a bad thing

Check out The Mirror if you've not seen it, my fav of his that I've seen.

The Paperboy

Hated it. Bordering on the camp, with a shitty predictable story. Seemed to go on forever even though it was only 1h45m long. Not even McConaugod could save it.

wub wrote:
The Paperboy

Hated it. Bordering on the camp, with a shitty predictable story. Seemed to go on forever even though it was only 1h45m long. Not even McConaugod could save it.

Not sure if you're joking about McConaughey but seeing Zac Efron on the cover should have told you all you needed to know

Forum wrote:Not sure if you're joking about McConaughey

In what respect?

seeing Zac Efron on the cover should have told you all you needed to know

Didn't check the poster before downloading it, TBH.

He's improved but his history of being in garbage films is pretty impressive