May 15, 2020
RASIEBased on that list, you might dig these from mine:
• Like Someone in Love (Kiarostami, 2012)
• Right Now, Wrong Then (Hong, 2015)
• Welcome to New York (Ferrara, 2014)
• B******s (Denis, 2013)
• Passion (De Palma, 2012)
• Blackhat (Mann, 2015)
• A Touch of Sin (Jia, 2013)
• Richard Jewell (Eastwood, 2019)
• In the Family (Wang, 2011)
• Phoenix (Petzold, 2014)
• Don't Go Breaking My Heart (To, 2011)
• The Bling Ring (Coppola, 2013)
• Holy Motors (Carax, 2012)
• The Skin I Live In (Almodovar, 2011)
• The Trial (Notarnicola, 2017) — You can watch this in full hereAlso, do you got a Letterboxd account?
Ah nice one! Been meaning to watch Holy Motors for a while actually.
I don't have letterboxd but I should get it really
- May 15, 2020
Elrichow bout some of that Mike Leigh that ive been haranguing you to watch
or did you watch Life Is Sweet?
I'll chuck that on the list too.
I mean it this time, I have an actual list now!
- May 15, 2020·1 reply
New Charli
- May 15, 2020Bizzle
New Charli
It is so good
May 15, 2020BizzleLot of love for Inherent Vice, a film I f***ing hated.
I've read the book since and loved it so maybe I should rewatch
I feel like I'd have got very little out of the film if I wasn't already familiar with the book. I think it's more of a good fan work than a good adaptation.
- May 15, 2020·1 replyBizzle
Yeah thought The Irishman was good. I might try Thin Red Line
This my list:
1. Mad Max: Fury Road - George Miller
2. Parasite - Bong Joon Ho
3. Interstellar - Christopher Nolan
4. Green Room - Jeremy Saulnier
5. Inside Llewyn Davis - Coen Brothers
6. The Lighthouse - Robert Eggers
7. Drive - Nicolas Winding Refn
8. Snowpiercer - Bong Joon Ho
9. The Nice Guys - Shane Black
10. Mud - Jeff Nichols
11. True Grit - Coen Brothers
12. What We Do in the Shadows - Taika Waititi
13. Bone Tomahawk - S. Craig Zahler
14. I, Daniel Blake - Ken Loach
15. The Lobster - Yorgos Lanthimos
16. The Witch - Robert Eggers
17. Uncut Gems - Safdie Brothers
18. Trainspotting 2 - Danny Boyle
19. Four Lions - Chris Morris
20. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - Quentin Tarantino
21. Shoplifters - Hirokazu Koreeda
22. Blue Ruin - Jeremy Saulnier
23. Attack the Block - Joe Cornish
24. The Grand Budapest Hotel - Wes Anderson
25. The Wolf of Wall Street - Martin Scorsesedamn, attack the block was this decade? classic film
- May 15, 2020·1 replyarel
damn, attack the block was this decade? classic film
Such a fun film and probably the most badass movie aliens ever
OPMay 15, 2020ThuggerBabyI rewatched Parasite in hopes that I would like it more and I ended up thinking it was a weak movie lmao
it’s simple but just extremely well done imo. took a special director to get the most out of that one.
- OPMay 15, 2020
laudiuh... sure
gunna have to add that to mine then lmfao
- OPMay 15, 2020·2 repliesElric
The Master
Tree Of Life
Interstellar
Inherent Vice
Drive
True Grit
The VVitch
Moonrise Kingdom
The Lighthouse
Hard To Be A God
Phantom Thread
Hateful Eight
Fury Road
Shutter Island
Dheepan
Zama
Only God Forgives
First Reformed
Her
Irishman
Revenant
Pigeon Sat On A Branch
Infinity War/Endgame idgaf
Last Jedi
Winter Soldier
Runaway or Twin Peaks if they count which they shouldntGood Time, Baby Driver and Nightcrawler get hm as worst s*** i seen
those 3 you listed as the worst you’ve seen wanted to be good movies so badly
May 15, 2020·1 replyUIPthose 3 you listed as the worst you’ve seen wanted to be good movies so badly
worst three were probably Black Panther, Age of Ultron and Sin City 2
- OPMay 15, 2020Aruji
worst three were probably Black Panther, Age of Ultron and Sin City 2
i’m not gon lie i haven’t seen any of those 3 and wasn’t planning on it anytime soon
- May 15, 2020·2 replies
Twin Peaks definitely shouldn't be allowed to count. Why are people even picking it?!
May 15, 2020BizzleTwin Peaks definitely shouldn't be allowed to count. Why are people even picking it?!
BUt It's a 17 hour film brö
May 15, 2020BizzleI've never been able to get into Self Defense Family like I have D*** Church but have you heard some of the loose singles they've dropped this year? Man some of them are hard as nails, especially this 10 minute monster
!https://youtu.be/X5lBEa54FpII like Self Defense Family but not nearly as much as D*** Church. This is rad.
- May 15, 2020·1 reply
New Future album really nothing new or special. His last creative endeavor was HNDRXX, and even that was bloated af. Move along
New Charli XCX flames though
May 15, 2020·1 replygalaxy on vacayNew Future album really nothing new or special. His last creative endeavor was HNDRXX, and even that was bloated af. Move along
New Charli XCX flames though
Future album was so disappointing.
- May 15, 2020Bizzle
Such a fun film and probably the most badass movie aliens ever
!https://youtu.be/1KB1YsjXp9sClassic
- May 15, 2020·2 repliespneumonia
Future album was so disappointing.
It's generic as hell
Somber intro
After 20 seconds, beat drops with same generic bass thump and hi hats
Rinse, repeat - May 15, 2020·1 replygalaxy on vacay
It's generic as hell
Somber intro
After 20 seconds, beat drops with same generic bass thump and hi hats
Rinse, repeatI do like the intro but after that everything else starts to blend in, such a shame.
- OPMay 15, 2020·1 replygalaxy on vacay
It's generic as hell
Somber intro
After 20 seconds, beat drops with same generic bass thump and hi hats
Rinse, repeatlol chill with this bro you not a Future fan anyways
- May 15, 2020UIP
lol chill with this bro you not a Future fan anyways
- OPMay 15, 2020·1 replypneumonia
I do like the intro but after that everything else starts to blend in, such a shame.
some s*** takes more than one listen for the tracks to differentiate themselves, especially projects with such cohesive sounds as High Off Life.
you can tell he was going for a specific vibe with this one. i’m thinking of it as a more accessible The WIZRD rn. that dark trapnb vibe without the experimental aspects of the previous album.not every album can be defined by its highlights, some are just super consistent (the type of album Future is great at making)
- OPMay 15, 2020
“i been sufferin’ from withdrawals missin’ out on real love”
- May 15, 2020·1 replyUIP
some s*** takes more than one listen for the tracks to differentiate themselves, especially projects with such cohesive sounds as High Off Life.
you can tell he was going for a specific vibe with this one. i’m thinking of it as a more accessible The WIZRD rn. that dark trapnb vibe without the experimental aspects of the previous album.not every album can be defined by its highlights, some are just super consistent (the type of album Future is great at making)
We gonna act like this is any different to The WIZRD?
Which I thought was generic too but had a few more highlights. From someone who was pushing the genre forward to now essentially sticking with the same formula for years.
Save Me was great, I'm just personally bored of this sound he's doing right now.
