Yessir I told Fly about it earlier

Anyone itt seen Chime? If so, what the f*** is it about

Time to renew my criterion subscription. We byke in our film era

title?

Films directed by Ingmar Bergman:

1. The Magician (1958)
2. Hour of the Wolf (1968)
3. Wild Strawberries (1957)
4. The Seventh Seal (1957)

FILM

I think Godard sucks?

Gonna do two more Godard movies then I think Im done, he's not convincing me.

Gonna watch some Cassavetes, Jeff Nichols, and Yoshikazu Yasuhiko

the fact this isn’t on streaming pisses me off

Spy Kids finally acknowledged as kino

Any movie recs that have the same stressful vibe like Anora / Uncut Gems / Good Time??

Boiling point. Uncut gems but in a restaurant on an important opening night with reviewers coming in, tables complaining, interpersonal drama exploding. Shot in one take all in one take like a play.

It’s low stakes personal messy drama at a family event but
shiva baby. Lots of people said it was uncut core.

Spencer with Kristen Stewart. Uncomfortable and stressful dramatisation of princess Diana being under scrutiny at a big family holiday vacation.

Also after hours, funny games (great one), watcher (2022), dogtooth, tar

Also a hail mary assumption to suggest you haven’t seen it but just on the off chance, no country for old men.

Thanks for all the recs bro!!

Loveeeee No Country For Old Men btw

2001 a space odysee is my goat film I think

You're not a big indie fan then. His movies are just fun and lighthearted

Safe to say he may not be my thing, although Im aware he changed a lot through his career

Idk if anyone saw I Am Cuba this year, but that movie is spectacular

watched two movies + two episodes of a show today

yeah, continuum is back

whatever happened to amanda peet

no other land is a massive film

They’re showing A Clockwork Orange and Reservoir Dogs at the same time at my local theater, one showing only. Which one should I go to?

finally coming to terms with accepting Godard just isn’t for me. his movies are f***ing boring

a clockwork orange tbh