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  • Nov 11, 2025
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    Elric

    lots of soviet war films way better than that torture p***

    You made a LB list?

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    internet buddy

    Apocalypto

    Damn that reminds me of another goat war movie

    legendary flick although apparently pretty historically inaccurate lol

  • Nov 11, 2025
    Elric

    legendary flick although apparently pretty historically inaccurate lol

    Rip that Vikings movie he wanted to do with DiCaprio

  • Nov 11, 2025
    internet buddy

    You made a LB list?

    nah im trying to keep my lb list aesthetic clean with my "best films of each year" stuff and not jam it up with random topics.

    check out:

    Cranes Are Flying
    Ivans Childhood
    The Ascent
    Alexander Nevsky

  • Nov 11, 2025
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    internet buddy

    What about you? 🪖

    I’d probably go with:

    Platoon
    Apocalypse Now
    They Were Expendable
    The Train
    The Bridge on the River Kwai

  • Nov 11, 2025
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    drjdeponytail

    I’d probably go with:

    Platoon
    Apocalypse Now
    They Were Expendable
    The Train
    The Bridge on the River Kwai

    River Kwai and Apocalpyse Now both bubbling just under my top 5

  • Nov 11, 2025
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    Elric

    River Kwai and Apocalpyse Now both bubbling just under my top 5

    The scale of River Kwai is insane. David Lean was a genius

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    drjdeponytail

    @Koala @Riffwanker @twinkletoez @Elric
    Since it’s Veteran’s Day, what are your top 5 war movies?

    to de Vets

    Imma go:

    Apocalypse Now
    Paths of Glory
    The Deer Hunter
    Platoon
    Full Metal Jacket

    Kinda generic but I know Fuller, Peckinpah, De Palma got some joints. I always digged The Hurt Locker too

  • Nov 11, 2025
    Koala

    to de Vets

    Imma go:

    Apocalypse Now
    Paths of Glory
    The Deer Hunter
    Platoon
    Full Metal Jacket

    Kinda generic but I know Fuller, Peckinpah, De Palma got some joints. I always digged The Hurt Locker too

    Seeing all these different movies named really puts into perspective how great the genre can be.

  • Nov 11, 2025
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    drjdeponytail

    The scale of River Kwai is insane. David Lean was a genius

    definitely. might do a Zhivago rewatch cause I didn't know s*** about the Soviet Union last time I saw it decades ago.

  • Nov 11, 2025
    Koala

    to de Vets

    Imma go:

    Apocalypse Now
    Paths of Glory
    The Deer Hunter
    Platoon
    Full Metal Jacket

    Kinda generic but I know Fuller, Peckinpah, De Palma got some joints. I always digged The Hurt Locker too

    havent seen Deer Hunter in decades either but remember thinking I didnt wanna experience but ever again lol. it was good but brutal.

  • Nov 11, 2025
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    Elric

    definitely. might do a Zhivago rewatch cause I didn't know s*** about the Soviet Union last time I saw it decades ago.

    I actually still need to see that one. A Passage to India is his only post-Lawrence of Arabia movie I’ve seen and I thought it was a snoozefest, but he was a geezer at that point and made the movie following a long hiatus.

  • Nov 11, 2025
    drjdeponytail

    The scale of River Kwai is insane. David Lean was a genius

    The new PTA feels like David Lean mixed with Altman

  • Nov 11, 2025
    Koala

    to de Vets

    Imma go:

    Apocalypse Now
    Paths of Glory
    The Deer Hunter
    Platoon
    Full Metal Jacket

    Kinda generic but I know Fuller, Peckinpah, De Palma got some joints. I always digged The Hurt Locker too

    Deer Hunter is amazing

  • Nov 11, 2025
    drjdeponytail

    I actually still need to see that one. A Passage to India is his only post-Lawrence of Arabia movie I’ve seen and I thought it was a snoozefest, but he was a geezer at that point and made the movie following a long hiatus.

    Yeah I didn't make it through that one tbh. Zhivago still has some sauce to it. Pusha referenced it on Nosetalgia because it has so much snow

  • Nov 11, 2025

    Not big on this new Danny Brown album tbh

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    The new Armand Hammer however, that's the good stuff

  • Nov 11, 2025
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    rip Tatsuya Nakadai king

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    Elric

    rip Tatsuya Nakadai king

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    Tetsuo & Youth aging like fine wine.

  • Nov 11, 2025
    drjdeponytail

    I’d probably go with:

    Platoon
    Apocalypse Now
    They Were Expendable
    The Train
    The Bridge on the River Kwai

    Platoon got such an awesome cast, my man Keith David :datass:

  • Nov 12, 2025
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    drjdeponytail

    I actually still need to see that one. A Passage to India is his only post-Lawrence of Arabia movie I’ve seen and I thought it was a snoozefest, but he was a geezer at that point and made the movie following a long hiatus.

    Bro did you like Jacob's Ladder ? I know you dig some Adrian Lyne films and he's got an eye for visuals too, that soft light on some of his shots. And I think this joint got some genuine creepy moments especially for 90's horror.

    But something keeps it from reaching that top tier for me, idk I wish they kept those deleted scenes and let Lyne go all out.

  • Nov 12, 2025

    trying to find the last two koroks in totk after 950 hours

    no app

  • Nov 12, 2025
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    Koala

    Bro did you like Jacob's Ladder ? I know you dig some Adrian Lyne films and he's got an eye for visuals too, that soft light on some of his shots. And I think this joint got some genuine creepy moments especially for 90's horror.

    But something keeps it from reaching that top tier for me, idk I wish they kept those deleted scenes and let Lyne go all out.

    I remember digging it when I saw it back in high school. I wouldn’t mind giving it a rewatch cause I think I’d appreciate it more now. Might do an unconventional Lyne double feature with that and Flashdance :datass:

  • Nov 12, 2025
    drjdeponytail

    I remember digging it when I saw it back in high school. I wouldn’t mind giving it a rewatch cause I think I’d appreciate it more now. Might do an unconventional Lyne double feature with that and Flashdance :datass:

    The man lowkey got some bangers, p much any of those sexually-charged flicks took note from his works.

    Hey Woody Harrelson is my dude but he aint competing with Robert Redford