3 stars for Chinatown
@RVI
i did like the ending but it was overall kinda boring for me im sorry
keep in mind im watching a lot of these things from film pleb perspective and just rating on pure enjoyment only. not sure if im ready to appreciate noir or dusty mystery type of things even if i can already appreciate some dusty (pre 80s?) movies of certain genres
maybe some of it has to do with me already being from southern california and finding anything related to that 'water wars' thing boring and dry as hell
I can't decide if transformation master DDL is my goat or Nicholson who generally just plays variations of himself with varying degrees of intensity
surprised De Niro and Pacino are above Jack on the short list of post Brando actors tbh
Oscars actually do get it right sometimes cause they're the most decorated actors Academy history
One of the things bout DDL that has me kinda ehh are his lack of roles in modern times. It’s always some pre 1950’s or historical pieces, like that’s a DDL role.
But of course he’s an excellent actor
One of the things bout DDL that has me kinda ehh are his lack of roles in modern times. It’s always some pre 1950’s or historical pieces, like that’s a DDL role.
But of course he’s an excellent actor
That’s the issue I have with a lot of the “auteur” directors. Would be cool to see guys like Tarantino and PTA make another movie set in modern day.
That’s the issue I have with a lot of the “auteur” directors. Would be cool to see guys like Tarantino and PTA make another movie set in modern day.
Maybe.. but I’ll gladly go back to the 70’s or 80’s any day
With DDL I don’t even remember him using a phone in some of those movies haha
That’s the issue I have with a lot of the “auteur” directors. Would be cool to see guys like Tarantino and PTA make another movie set in modern day.
PTA making one rn
That’s the issue I have with a lot of the “auteur” directors. Would be cool to see guys like Tarantino and PTA make another movie set in modern day.
not only auteurs.
most cinemas are either full of blockbusters with clichees seen a bazillion times, biopics, domestic dramas set 100 years ago, queerbaiting, pseudo-edgy films. When queerbait and pseudo-edginess coincides it can interest me.
One of the things bout DDL that has me kinda ehh are his lack of roles in modern times. It’s always some pre 1950’s or historical pieces, like that’s a DDL role.
But of course he’s an excellent actor
don't think this fact would even occur to me if you didn't tell me lol i think I probably prefer period movies. In his earlier days he did alot of stuff that took place in modern times but that was 20-30 years ago.
not only auteurs.
most cinemas are either full of blockbusters with clichees seen a bazillion times, biopics, domestic dramas set 100 years ago, queerbaiting, pseudo-edgy films. When queerbait and pseudo-edginess coincides it can interest me.
Dune 2 and especially Furiosa already made this a notable year imo. If Nosferatu slaps like earlier Eggers then it's a very solid year just off those.
I would definitely like to give this a shot but it's on the one system I don't have
PTA making one rn
Is he? Wiki said it’s loosely based on a book about Reagan-era America
Is he? Wiki said it’s loosely based on a book about Reagan-era America
Ah ok. I remember hearing it was set in contemporary times but I don't follow these things very closely cause spoilers.
had a family reunion last weekend and found out I'm distantly related to James Joyce on my mum's side
had a family reunion last weekend and found out I'm distantly related to James Joyce on my mum's side
Ok, write a book and I'll believe you
had a family reunion last weekend and found out I'm distantly related to James Joyce on my mum's side
ah so the fart fetishism is genetic eh
The what
was referencing his famously dirty letters
was referencing his famously dirty letters
I don't know the guys work at all nor do I have a fart fetish
I don't know the guys work at all nor do I have a fart fetish
time to get acquainted with your esteemed ancestor
allthatsinteresting.com/james-joyce-love-letters-nora-barnacle