L Enfant Terrible of film Shia LeBoof
Was literally about to respond and say it ain't cute to still be pulling enfante terrible s*** at nearly 40
@Koala @branmalt
this nice. bout to check out this Heart to Gold album
New Cure album has me crying. Lost it when his voice finally came in on the second track. I had to pull over lol. I can’t believe he still sounds the same.
Midwife album from this year is
i just saw her open up for Blood Incantation last week
i was f***ing with some of her songs
my favorite film i watched for the first time in 2024 was easily bridges of madison county. maybe a top 5 film OAT for me
my favorite film i watched for the first time in 2024 was easily bridges of madison county. maybe a top 5 film OAT for me
Yesssssssss. God tier s***
New Cure album has me crying. Lost it when his voice finally came in on the second track. I had to pull over lol. I can’t believe he still sounds the same.
Can't wait to hear it in 18 years
Yesssssssss. God tier s***
think I'll watch this with my parents next week. Is this your #1 clint film?
Also ur real af for having a Stan Brakhage list on your LB
One of the most formative filmmakers I encountered in film school. Along with Chris Marker and Jonas Mekas.

Also @elric I never responded to your comment, but I remember watching Where Is the Friends Home? and Taste of Cherry in my World Cinema class and thinking these have got to be the greatest films I've ever seen. We also watched Paris Texas, The Hole and a bunch of other great films in that class. I met Abbas Kiarostami when I was 18 (he came to a different class when I was a freshman 3 years before) and I had no idea who he was. He showed some really weird 30-minute short film of these seagull eggs being slowly taken away by the tide and I was like who tf is this guy. If only I knew
Imagine meeting one of your future heroes and having no idea who he is.
Best film from any year that I saw this year was Holes (2003)
my mentor produced this film. He also produced some absolute dogshit films but Holes was
Drive My Car is still the best film to come out in the last 5 years. Nothing surpasses the Uncle Vanya Chekhov scene at the end with the deaf lady. The Ascent is probably the best film I saw in 2024 though (maybe 2023?) That Alfred Schnittke soundtrack

think I'll watch this with my parents next week. Is this your #1 clint film?
Also ur real af for having a Stan Brakhage list on your LB
One of the most formative filmmakers I encountered in film school. Along with Chris Marker and Jonas Mekas.
Also @elric I never responded to your comment, but I remember watching Where Is the Friends Home? and Taste of Cherry in my World Cinema class and thinking these have got to be the greatest films I've ever seen. We also watched Paris Texas, The Hole and a bunch of other great films in that class. I met Abbas Kiarostami when I was 18 (he came to a different class when I was a freshman 3 years before) and I had no idea who he was. He showed some really weird 30-minute short film of these seagull eggs being slowly taken away by the tide and I was like who tf is this guy. If only I knew
Imagine meeting one of your future heroes and having no idea who he is.
didnt know you went to film school
damn you missed your chance to siphon his wisdom
are you gonna check out Black Dog?
Drive My Car is still the best film to come out in the last 5 years. Nothing surpasses the Uncle Vanya Chekhov scene at the end with the deaf lady. The Ascent is probably the best film I saw in 2024 though (maybe 2023?) That Alfred Schnittke soundtrack
yeah should revisit Ascent.
I already know without looking that this; boxd.it/6GvN9p is the best new-to-me-first-watch I did in 2024 (and im usually allergic to French films) strongly recommend @RASIE @Aruji
looking at LB, it's apparently the first first-watch ive given 5 stars to in like 7 years
havent done that since Kiss Me Deadly, Miracle In Milan, Harold & Maude and Secrets & Lies in 2018
Drive My Car is still the best film to come out in the last 5 years. Nothing surpasses the Uncle Vanya Chekhov scene at the end with the deaf lady. The Ascent is probably the best film I saw in 2024 though (maybe 2023?) That Alfred Schnittke soundtrack
Think i agree on Drive My Car, perfect movie
i just saw her open up for Blood Incantation last week
i was f***ing with some of her songs
I wanted to see Blood Incantation last week but didn’t have the funds for it. Saw them last year though. Bet Absolute Elsewhere sounded great live 👍🏽