Red Mosquito

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Dev wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Dev wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Just finished Enemy, which was the most laughable load of bullshit I've seen this year. That fucking ending, oh my god.

Also, I'm pretty sure it's the exact same movie as Under the Skin.

In fairness, you also think Godzilla is the best film of the year so...

Brilliant observation.

Maybe you're crossed-eyed because you ain't seein' the same movies that I am.

Seein' 'em and seein' through 'em, buddy.

I guess I can see why people might have problems with both Under the Skin and Enemy, but I really liked both.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:I watched Watchmen last week after re-reading the graphic novel for the first time in 4-5 years (had never seen the movie before). Leaving aside the changes to the story (which are inevitable in any adaptation), I thought it was pretty entertaining, although non-comic fans may be lost. There was a lot of slow motion, too; probably too much.

The sex scene in the airship is pretty much one of my favorite sequences in recent movie history.

That actress has great legs; and yeah, good scene.

Other things I liked: I dunno if this was present for the theatrical release (I watched the super-long ultimate cut), but I'm glad there was gore in this movie. Too many big-budget movies gloss over that nowadays, but the limbs and blood in this film totally hit the right tone. With how "realistic" so many of the characters were (as opposed to comic-booky), I'm glad Nixon was a caricature; it was like a darker version of the Nixon from Futurama, which is one of my favorite characters on the show.

Anybody seen Boyhood yet? That movie's getting ridiculous reviews.

Transcendence. Load of old twaddle.

Volcano.

man this is freaking entertaining!

a 70 mm print of The Master. i hope the next iteration of IHRM is Freddie Quell. in this life, or some other.

Malloy wrote:a 70 mm print of The Master. i hope the next iteration of IHRM is Freddie Quell. in this life, or some other.

who on RM would you nominate as his Lancaster Dodd?

a mystic of the highest order, a man who violently oscillates between the sublime and undiluted incoherence, a poster who puts the "ar" in barbar. i can think of but only one

Malloy wrote:a 70 mm print of The Master. i hope the next iteration of IHRM is Freddie Quell. in this life, or some other.

Bragging time: I saw The Master in 70mm at only the second public screening ever. Aaaaand I met P.T. Anderson there.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Malloy wrote:a 70 mm print of The Master. i hope the next iteration of IHRM is Freddie Quell. in this life, or some other.

Bragging time: I saw The Master in 70mm at only the second public screening ever. Aaaaand I met P.T. Anderson there.

it's embarrassing, but i had a chance to attend the first 70 mm screening at the music box, where anderson did a q&a after the film. i waited 5 minutes and when i checked again tickets were gone.

also, upcoming screenings: very excited to see La Jalousie in the near future

Malloy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Malloy wrote:a 70 mm print of The Master. i hope the next iteration of IHRM is Freddie Quell. in this life, or some other.

Bragging time: I saw The Master in 70mm at only the second public screening ever. Aaaaand I met P.T. Anderson there.

it's embarrassing, but i had a chance to attend the first 70 mm screening at the music box, where anderson did a q&a after the film. i waited 5 minutes and when i checked again tickets were gone.

also, upcoming screenings: very excited to see La Jalousie in the near future

Hmm, I'm pretty sure you're referring to the one I went to, as it was at the Music Box. However, while he was there, he did not do a Q&A, and the film had already screened once in Santa Monica.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Malloy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Malloy wrote:a 70 mm print of The Master. i hope the next iteration of IHRM is Freddie Quell. in this life, or some other.

Bragging time: I saw The Master in 70mm at only the second public screening ever. Aaaaand I met P.T. Anderson there.

it's embarrassing, but i had a chance to attend the first 70 mm screening at the music box, where anderson did a q&a after the film. i waited 5 minutes and when i checked again tickets were gone.

also, upcoming screenings: very excited to see La Jalousie in the near future

Hmm, I'm pretty sure you're referring to the one I went to, as it was at the Music Box. However, while he was there, he did not do a Q&A, and the film had already screened once in Santa Monica.

i should have been clearer: i meant the first time a 70 mm print of the film was screened at the music box. you were at its first screening, and just now the print has again been shown there. re the q&a: i recall an ad that mentioned the special format and q&a. either my memory is bad, or the event changed at some point

The Last Days.

Grand Budapest hotel. I want willem dafoe's coat.

Sushi Girl.

BurtReynolds wrote:Grand Budapest hotel. I want willem dafoe's coat.

I think I can safely say that's the best GIF I've ever seen.

Lego Movie. Mildly entertaining. Frankly, I think it's offensive to all right thinking children who understand proper design aesthetics and the value of a consistent vision.

BurtReynolds wrote:Lego Movie. Mildly entertaining. Frankly, I think it's offensive to all right thinking children who understand proper design aesthetics and the value of a consistent vision.

This is the best movie you've seen in months.

red calzolaio wrote: oh yea, i'm beyond tired of Samuel L. Jackson.

yup.

he peaked with Snakes On A Plane