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Any of you on Letterboxd? Awesome place to keep track of what you watch and discover stuff and follow people.

heres mine http://letterboxd.com/sedna/

Hey, whose reviews do you guys read when deciding whether to see a new movie or not? I used to always read Ebert's reviews but the reviewers left in charge of his site are a bit shit comparatively.

Hell Baby



&

The Colony



The less said about both the better.



Watching Gallowwalkers tonight...



Not expecting much but looks enjoyable enough.

gallowwalkers = c movie

wysockisauce wrote:Hey, whose reviews do you guys read when deciding whether to see a new movie or not? I used to always read Ebert's reviews but the reviewers left in charge of his site are a bit shit comparatively.

best in the biz

wysockisauce wrote:Hey, whose reviews do you guys read when deciding whether to see a new movie or not? I used to always read Ebert's reviews but the reviewers left in charge of his site are a bit shit comparatively.

http://redlettermedia.com/

The crash reel
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2499076/?ref_=sr_1
Snowboarding documentary focusing on brain injures.
Really gripping but terribly grim.

Naked Lunch.

Not totally sure if it was good or not, but definitely would watch it again.
Would recommended it if you want something strange to watch.

mIrReN wrote:gallowwalkers = c movie

Actually wasn't half as bad as I thought it was gonna be, started with promise and had some nice moments and well shot angles.

Lots of bad hair pieces though and the end confrontations with all the bad guys was a little anti climatic and lacked punch.

wysockisauce wrote:Hey, whose reviews do you guys read when deciding whether to see a new movie or not? I used to always read Ebert's reviews but the reviewers left in charge of his site are a bit shit comparatively.

Film magazine I've been reading since Boogie Nights came out.

Swingers.

Awesome film, has aged a lot better than you'd expect.

wub wrote:
Swingers.

Awesome film, has aged a lot better than you'd expect.

Yes! Really underrated too, usually in my list of recommendations

Brilliant picture, Pacino and Lemmon are especially great in this

Genevieve wrote:

wub wrote:
Swingers.

Awesome film, has aged a lot better than you'd expect.

Yes! Really underrated too, usually in my list of recommendations

Yeah I'd go with that

Welcome to the Punch.
Another British film that suffers from British Film Syndrome.

The Iceman.

Shannon is on top form as always but the film feels loosely put together and doesn't seem to follow the biography I previously read on Kuklinski.

Absolutely brilliant. My favourite thing this year along with

Liam92 wrote:

Enjoyed this one!

Thanks for the tip on this... absolutely brilliant. Subtle, believable, disturbing. The scene in the car is just...



Black Orpheus (1959)

Orpheus and Eurydice's love story told around carnival time in a Rio favela. Beautifully shot and genuinely engaging. Awesome music all the way through.



As Good As It Gets (1997)

Still wonderful.



Annie Hall (1977)

I think this is the first Woodie Allen movie I've actually got round to watching. I'm going to watch more.

Great little movie that's on iplayer at the mo. Really enjoyed it.

Hollow - found footage movie with little to no payoff or pacing, don't bother.