It’s a good film, if you decide to see it.

I don’t force people to see s***.

You know me better than that fam

what i watched in january

top 3
yi yi
eight diagram pole fighter
la haine

this is a reminder for everyone to watch "The Worst Person In The World" ASAP

it was sundance but I cant find a trailer

Whats it aboot

"Chronicles four years in the life of Julie, a young woman who navigates the troubled waters of her love life and struggles to find her career path, leading her to take a realistic look at who she really is."

Might peep

if you enjoy serious romantic/slice of life movies this will be right up your alley

Woah there i wasnt saying any of that, i wasn’t trying to make fun of you it was a sincere question i dont keep up with celebs but i just heard some stuff before thats all

Criterion edition of The Damned looked great though, but I'm not complaining.

Cool, could have been a list of what i watched as well lots of stuff i like on there

I have watched only 3 films this year so far and 2 were rewatches havent had time in january so far

From february onwards im not gonna slack anymore tho

Did u watch parallel mothers? @twitch it’s in theaters by my place u think it’s worth paying money for?

Yes it is

Genuine question, do y'all really fw Nolan's Memento? Guy Pierce was audio and visual NyQuil I stg

Yes

Lost City of Z, Wild Strawberries and Blow Up @fuk_an_ad_lib

Trainspotting

I'll prolly rewatch but damn

i think it's a crazy conceit for a story and the plot construction is really well done, the way the film is structured tying in with the MCs lack of memory.

it's not particularly interesting besides the novelty of the film's plot mechanics. but that alone carries it regardless

TASTE

Thank you for putting into words why it felt soulless to me even though it was well made. Well said

I THOUGHT YOU WAS A REAL GEEKER

Sorry, I failed you
But to be honest, I like Inception, it was first movie that I've bought on blu ray, and I watched it like 4 times in a week back then not only because it was the only HD movie that I had, but also I found it to be pretty cool.
I picked it now mostly for lolz, I'm only at the beginning of my Geeker journey, thanks to this thread and some people who told me about Letterboxd.
Speaking on the topic, what movie can I put in my will so children can watch it and understand why life is worth living? The question in itself is a little pretentious.
I think Handmaiden maybe, it's a beautiful tale, so kids be like: Damn, I want to go and get a degree so I can work and pay my bills, to watch more of that good stuff.

what the f*** is going on itt