Red Mosquito

Le prénom

Never seen this before, should be a good one.

tragabigzanda wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:The Banshees of Inisherin


Funny and sad at many points, stellar acting, but I struggled with it.

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I understand that's it is about Ireland's internal conflicts (any country's I suppose) creating a kind of social poverty reflected in their relationship. Got that. I just couldn't get past the core point that they can suddenly stop being the closest of friends like that... it felt like they were forcing the metaphor.

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Does it help if you look at more as a metaphor about a battle/struggle between our day to day lives, our relationships, and our legacies/what we leave behind?

That's what I thought it was about at first, but in retrospect those seem more like they were the underdeveloped subplots that were so frustrating because Gleeson is doing god-tier work in the film.

I'm just going on what the writer/director has said about the movie.

Wouldn't be the first time I'm wrong.

I definitely like where your head is at with the piece. That's where I went too. And I think it's honestly both. MM just doesn't like saying too much about what his stuff "means" because he wants people to take away whatever they want from it.

Watched this tonight. Loved it. The best of McDonagh’s stuff that I’ve seen.

It's a top three of the year for me. I absolutely adore it. But it also feels like it was tailor made for me. It's everything I love!

Frances Ha

Never seen this before. Final movie this bright early morning to afternoon. High hopes going in.

Anders wrote:Frances Ha

Never seen this before. Final movie this bright early morning to afternoon. High hopes going in.

I fucking love this movie so much!

epilogue wrote:

Anders wrote:Frances Ha

Never seen this before. Final movie this bright early morning to afternoon. High hopes going in.

I fucking love this movie so much!

Really enjoying it so far.

Very atmospheric movie. Went by so quickly, I want to see it again soon.

I haven’t rated any movie released between 2010-2022 five stars so far. Here are the stats for 4,5 and 4 stars:

2010 4+9
2011 5+5
2012 2+11
2013 2+11
2014 4+11
2015 1+6
2016 3+9
2017 3+10
2018 3+12
2019 2+14
2020 1+1
2021 1+5
2022 0+0

Jorge wrote:Tonight I watched X, which was a lot of fun (I'll watch Pearl tomorrow) and Decision to Leave, which immediately shot up near the top of my list of favorite movies of the year. Wonderful movie

Pearl is so much better than X. I was shocked on how good it is. Mia Goth should win every award possible.

I might watch DTL tonight.

Anders wrote:Very atmospheric movie. Went by so quickly, I want to see it again soon.

my man!

Anders wrote:I haven’t rated any movie released between 2010-2022 five stars so far. Here are the stats for 4,5 and 4 stars:

2010 4+9
2011 5+5
2012 2+11
2013 2+11
2014 4+11
2015 1+6
2016 3+9
2017 3+10
2018 3+12
2019 2+14
2020 1+1
2021 1+5
2022 0+0

I have a headache now.

Anders wrote:I haven’t rated any movie released between 2010-2022 five stars so far. Here are the stats for 4,5 and 4 stars:

2010 4+9
2011 5+5
2012 2+11
2013 2+11
2014 4+11
2015 1+6
2016 3+9
2017 3+10
2018 3+12
2019 2+14
2020 1+1
2021 1+5
2022 0+0

The post that gave me an aneurysm

VinylGuy wrote:

Jorge wrote:Tonight I watched X, which was a lot of fun (I'll watch Pearl tomorrow) and Decision to Leave, which immediately shot up near the top of my list of favorite movies of the year. Wonderful movie

Pearl is so much better than X. I was shocked on how good it is. Mia Goth should win every award possible.

I might watch DTL tonight.

Totally. I was excited for Pearl because I had so much fun with X, but it exceeded my expectations.

I'm also trying to get caught up on the new movies I missed this year, in anticipation of awarding my annual Golden Jorges. I watched Crimes of the Future yesterday, but didn't dig it. Too much of a flat affect, and, I don't know, maybe I'm not into enough weird sex stuff to get into it. Overall, I found it a bit tiresome. Not my cup of tea.

Decision to Leave is also on the docket for me tonight (It was only in the cinema here for a week so I missed it)

Jorge wrote:

Anders wrote:I haven’t rated any movie released between 2010-2022 five stars so far. Here are the stats for 4,5 and 4 stars:

2010 4+9
2011 5+5
2012 2+11
2013 2+11
2014 4+11
2015 1+6
2016 3+9
2017 3+10
2018 3+12
2019 2+14
2020 1+1
2021 1+5
2022 0+0

The post that gave me an aneurysm

I have no clue how to interpret this.

Three numbers:

Year;
# of films from that year Anders awarded 4.5 stars;
# of films from that year Anders awarded 4 stars;

But why is he adding them

The 4,5 instead of 4.5 threw me.

He's not adding, he's saying "and".

And, Lenny, you're just going to have to get used to the 4,5 instead of 4.5. it makes no sense and is obviously worse, but that's how many Europeans do math. It's a sad state of affairs

I don't know about this

I also interpreted it as "here are the stats for 4, 5, and 4 stars"

Thanks for breaking it down