Red Mosquito

Malloy wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:

Malloy wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:And, yet, it still doesn't make a lick of sense to me!

which part?

the part with the words

I'm sure you're right about whatever you're saying, I just don't have the will to read it slowly three times and figure out if that's the case

sorry mate, i know i can be an inelegant writer

for reasons to do with the market, art that is meant to have a political effect ends up merely satisfying a particular set of tastes

how is that?

ok, now I get your first post. Very insightful, you smarty you

thanks matey mates. back to the task at hand.

im going to watch Bergman Island, which i have on good authority is great

What movie are you going to watch today, argo?

Malloy wrote:thanks matey mates. back to the task at hand.

im going to watch Bergman Island, which i have on good authority is great

You're welcome

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:What movie are you going to watch today, argo?

what about you dg?

Wait, but, Malloy, is part of the problem that most people are dum-dums like me so if the political message isn't shoved in our face to the point of pain (Don't Look Up) then we'll miss it?

Malloy wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:What movie are you going to watch today, argo?

what about you dg?

I've been more in TV mode recently. Probably need to mix that up, but I'm just not feeling it today.

The Argonaut wrote:Wait, but, Malloy, is part of the problem that most people are dum-dums like me so if the political message isn't shoved in our face to the point of pain (Don't Look Up) then we'll miss it?

i think the difficulties Don’t must surpass depend on one’s theory of art and/or one’s theory of politics

one (me) might find the idea that a film (rather than says, the coincidence of historical conjuncture & some level of existing political organization) can resolve a political tension, or meaningfully advance to a resolution, mistaken

Green knight

Finch

Heat

Now that's how you make a movie! Every element is top-notch. The whole cast is great, but Al Pacino is glorious.

My neice and nephew are over tonight and we're back on the Ghibli movies. Tonight it's Castle in the Sky.

JuanHamm wrote:My neice and nephew are over tonight and we're back on the Ghibli movies. Tonight it's Castle in the Sky.

Enjoy. For some reason I liked it a lot more on first viewing. After the second I'd put it pretty low on Miyazaki's works.

Anybody seen that new Oliver Stone jfk doc?

Lol me and Mrs. Bam cuddled up to watch a movie together tonight. Settled on something called Brazen starring Alyssa Milano. So trash. Turned it off like 7 minutes in. I eneded up watching a couple eps of Ozark and now I’m posting on RM. She is on the other tv probably watching dateline or something.

Very similar here. Her: Greys Anatomy; me: King of the Hill. And now I’m just sitting here alone in the dark with the baby waiting to sleep.

Being The Ricardos.

I had fun. Its engaging, it has all the Sorkin elements i like, the fast dialogue, the cast, the fast pace, and also those i dont quite care too.
Kidman is good, even if she doesnt look like her, she is really good.