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  • Apr 13, 2020
    whiteboy magz

    This was such a tough movie to get through. Not that it was bad but could it be any more depressing. 😪

    Deffo a bleak film.

  • Apr 13, 2020
    DEL_DVYg

    best wwII films? the ones I watch frequently:

    • inglorious basterds
    • dunkirk
    • darkest hour

    l’armée des ombres
    thin red line

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    A Brighter Summer Day

    10/10

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    Cosmixx

    Annabelle Creation is the best of the series. Pretty disturbing for a mainstream horror.

  • Apr 13, 2020

    Is Gretel and Hansel worth the watch

  • Apr 13, 2020

    The Platform. S*** is wild

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    DEL_DVYg

    best wwII films? the ones I watch frequently:

    • inglorious basterds
    • dunkirk
    • darkest hour

    • "Night and Fog"
    • Germany Year Zero
    • The Thin Red Line
    • Army of Shadows
    • A Hidden Life
    • Berlin Express
    • Ivan's Childhood
    • The Conformist
    • Pasain
    • Rome, Open City
    • The Grand Illusion
    • Notorious

  • Apr 13, 2020
    ChiefSosa

    Annabelle Creation is the best of the series. Pretty disturbing for a mainstream horror.

    yeah was surprised that it was that good

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    am I the only person who doesn't like dunkirk? lmao

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    whiteboy magz

    am I the only person who doesn't like dunkirk? lmao

    i wouldnt say i didnt like it but it didnt do anything for me. been thinking about rewatching it though.

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    whiteboy magz

    am I the only person who doesn't like dunkirk? lmao

    Only Nolan movie that’s gotten worse on repeat viewings for me. I remember being amazed watching it in IMAX but maybe watching it on a huge screen for the first time is what really did it for me

  • Apr 13, 2020
    lil sunny

    Only Nolan movie that’s gotten worse on repeat viewings for me. I remember being amazed watching it in IMAX but maybe watching it on a huge screen for the first time is what really did it for me

    same it has no replay value for me, at all.

  • PIMP 💿
    Apr 13, 2020

    The Gentlemen is crazy

    So entertaining and witty

  • Apr 13, 2020

    The Houses October Built 2: 5/10. I liked the first one. It was pretty creepy in some parts. The sequel was just okay. The ending was kinda cool but nothing great. Loved all the haunts though.

  • Apr 13, 2020

    Snatch 7.25/10. Entertaining watch for sure. Personally enjoyed The Gentlemen more tho

  • Apr 13, 2020
    whiteboy magz

    am I the only person who doesn't like dunkirk? lmao

    no its mid

  • Apr 13, 2020

    Sucker Punch 6/10 (rewatch)
    The visuals are so underrated though

  • Apr 13, 2020
    Frog

    i wouldnt say i didnt like it but it didnt do anything for me. been thinking about rewatching it though.

    Might I suggest Tarantino’s podcast on it, prior to rewatching. I liked it from the first time I saw it in theatres, but appreciated it more after hearing him speak about it for an hour.
    open.spotify.com/episode/7HmvU0oMfdKrMaz4A4j9c5?si=YQ80XKTQR_e4329LQyh3QA

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    any recs of what to watch when you've finished all of edward yang and kar wai films?

  • Apr 13, 2020
    yunglacksleep

    any recs of what to watch when you've finished all of edward yang and kar wai films?

    Check this site out bfi.org.uk/news-opinion/news-bfi/lists/10-best-modern-directors-mainland-china-hong-kong-taiwan

    I’m still getting familiar with East Asian directors but Hou Hsiao-hsien/Jia Zhangke seem intriguing.

    If you like Japanese cinema, the Noriko Trilogy by Ozu is great (Good Morning & Tokyo Twilight too). Burning, Oasis & Peppermint Candy by Lee Chang-dong are legit Korean films to check out also.

    *if anyone else has recommendations (esp chinese/hk/taiwanese) lmk

  • proper 🔩
    Apr 13, 2020
    yunglacksleep

    any recs of what to watch when you've finished all of edward yang and kar wai films?

    Maybe Kim ki duk

    3 iron, spring summer fall winter.. spring, etc

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    yunglacksleep

    any recs of what to watch when you've finished all of edward yang and kar wai films?

    hou hsiao-hsien marathon nxt

    HHH used the same DP as WKW on some of his flicks too

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    Once upon a time in hollywood: great movie, really enjoyable, funny and really tense at time, classic Tarantino stuff, great great

    Portrait of a lady on fire: really beautiful movie, enjoyed it a lot, amazing chemistry between the girls imo

    Now The Lighthouse

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