What movies are you watching?

[The Argonaut]

whatever guys. You try watching this movie in one sitting and not getting thrown into a rage at everything in your life that conspired to put it in front of you.

[LoathedVermin72]

whatever guys. You try watching this movie in one sitting and not getting thrown into a rage at everything in your life that conspired to put it in front of you.

I'm pretty sure I won't have a problem conquering that challenge

[The Argonaut]

i meant dev and plat, duh

[Jorge]

Maybe someday.

[LoathedVermin72]

Argo, do you remember the moment you stopped believing in magic?

[The Argonaut]

The day a comet landed on my pop-pop.

[LoathedVermin72]

[Dev]

you two should become best friends. you have a lot of chemistry.

[Jorge]

Wait hold on can I have a do-over?

I am not. I wish I had never heralded your return to RM.

[96583UP]

I don't know what is making that little kitten sad, but when I find out, I will break him

[96583UP]

what type of work do you think the guy holding the water bottle is doing these days?

[epilogue]

I think I want to live post that Vampire movie now.

[The Argonaut]

I am watching the 'Before Sunrise' series. I've seen the first two this week, and loved them both. I can't wait to see Before Midnight and I really hope that they keep making more of these.
I think I really appreciate cinema that takes advatage of actual time. It doesn't happen a lot in the movies. Other than these movies, I can really only think of Boyhood and the Up series. Yes, there are series like Rambo and Star Wars that were made over a generaion, but they don't use actual time in the same way. It's not a fundamental element.
Obviously, it happens in television. But there are so many episodes and a season every year, so you don't feel the jump in the same way.

[epilogue]

I have Before Midnight waiting for me at home, Argo.

[LoathedVermin72]

I'm sure you'll love Before Midnight. It's leagues better than the first two, and that's not a knock on the first two.

[epilogue]

I'm sure you'll love Before Midnight. It's leagues better than the first two, and that's not a knock on the first two.

I really liked the first one and goddamn adore the second.

[LoathedVermin72]

I'm sure you'll love Before Midnight. It's leagues better than the first two, and that's not a knock on the first two.

I really liked the first one and goddamn adore the second.

Yeah, the series improves with each entry. I'm lukewarm on Sunrise, but yes, Sunset is terrific. Especially that ending, hoo-boy. But Midnight is just on another level.

[epilogue]

I'm sure you'll love Before Midnight. It's leagues better than the first two, and that's not a knock on the first two.

I really liked the first one and goddamn adore the second.

Yeah, the series improves with each entry. I'm lukewarm on Sunrise, but yes, Sunset is terrific. Especially that ending, hoo-boy. But Midnight is just on another level.

Fuck I'm getting excited! Hopefully the wife is up for this one tonight.

[LoathedVermin72]

I am watching the 'Before Sunrise' series. I've seen the first two this week, and loved them both. I can't wait to see Before Midnight and I really hope that they keep making more of these.
I think I really appreciate cinema that takes advatage of actual time. It doesn't happen a lot in the movies. Other than these movies, I can really only think of Boyhood and the Up series. Yes, there are series like Rambo and Star Wars that were made over a generaion, but they don't use actual time in the same way. It's not a fundamental element.
Obviously, it happens in television. But there are so many episodes and a season every year, so you don't feel the jump in the same way.

Have you seen The Limey? That does some interesting, semi-experimental stuff with time and aging. I wouldn't say it has the same focus on it as the Linklater stuff (that dude is obsessed with it), but interesting nonetheless.

[The Argonaut]

Apichatpong Weerasethakul: Am I going to be bored?