Red Mosquito

Malloy wrote:it's definitely a mess

I think the good outweighed the bad by far. There's more that I enjoyed watching and surrendering to than things I took issue with. The music alone was worth the entire experience.

10,000 B.C.

theplatypus wrote:

Malloy wrote:it's definitely a mess

I think the good outweighed the bad by far. There's more that I enjoyed watching and surrendering to than things I took issue with. The music alone was worth the entire experience.

i wouldn't say "by far," but i still enjoyed the movie, even if it's quite problematic. and i totally agree on the music.

i just rented

Oh man, malloy, you're going to adore that one.

i know, i'm pumped!

Malloy wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

Malloy wrote:it's definitely a mess

I think the good outweighed the bad by far. There's more that I enjoyed watching and surrendering to than things I took issue with. The music alone was worth the entire experience.

i wouldn't say "by far," but i still enjoyed the movie, even if it's quite problematic. and i totally agree on the music.

i just rented

Gary Cooper Double Feature. Sergeant York and Friendly Persuasion.

Midway through Never Sleep Again, a four-hour doc on the Nightmare on Elm Street movies.

Im about an hour into wolf of wall street and I've been laughing the whole time

The perks of being a wallflower. I enjoyed it, but what the hell is that kid going to do now that all his friends are going to college and he's only a sophomore?

daft twat wrote:The perks of being a wallflower. I enjoyed it, but what the hell is that kid going to do now that all his friends are going to college and he's only a sophomore?

A question that has kept me awake many a night.

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:Im about an hour into wolf of wall street and I've been laughing the whole time

The joke gets oldafter a couple of hours.

got to see the unimpeachable j. rosenbaum at Je t'aime je t'aime screening. i adore that man.

Haha, that's cool. The couple times I've been to Film Forum in the city I hoped I would see Richard Brody. He's my favorite...

Shut Up And Play The Hits. An obnoxious doc for an obnoxious band.

BurtReynolds wrote:Shut Up And Play The Hits. An obnoxious doc for an obnoxious band.

Not familiar enough with the band to comment, but I totally second this sentiment about the doc.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Shut Up And Play The Hits. An obnoxious doc for an obnoxious band.

Not familiar enough with the band to comment, but I totally second this sentiment about the doc.

I thought it was easily one of the best music docs I have ever seen.

turned2black wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Shut Up And Play The Hits. An obnoxious doc for an obnoxious band.

Not familiar enough with the band to comment, but I totally second this sentiment about the doc.

I thought it was easily one of the best music docs I have ever seen.

Seconded, I thought it was wonderful

So I'm going to this LGBTQ film festival that starts next week. I haven't put together my schedule yet but they have some interesting films on their program: http://www.festivalasterisco.gob.ar/?page_id=64&lang=en

I won't be able to watch as many movies as I did for BAFICI, because it's a particularly busy week for me, but I hope I get to watch a good amount. Looking forward to the Bruce LaBruce movie, the documentaries on Divine and George Takei, and something simply titled "TITS".

theplatypus wrote:

turned2black wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Shut Up And Play The Hits. An obnoxious doc for an obnoxious band.

Not familiar enough with the band to comment, but I totally second this sentiment about the doc.

I thought it was easily one of the best music docs I have ever seen.

Seconded, I thought it was wonderful

Watch in amazement as he opens and closes an oven while lying on the ground. How insightful.