Red Mosquito

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Best non-English speaking films I’ve seen from 2017:

1. What Will People Say
2. The Unknown Soldier
3. A Fantastic Woman
4. The Insult
5. The 12th Man
6. On Body And Soul
7. The Square
8. Revenge
9. Faces Places
10. Beats Per Minute

Spoiler: show

Also seen:

One Cut Of The Dead
Loveless
Hjertestart
Nile Hilton Incident
Summer 1993
The Ash Lad
Bad Genius
The Captain
A Promise At Dawn
Love You To The Stars And Back
Fra Balkongen
Au Revoir La-Haut
Western
Hoggeren
Kita Kita
Barndom
Kings Bay
Natta Pappa Henta Oss
Valley Of Shadows
Oskars Amerika
Ekspedisjon Knerten

And a few more.

Beast

«A troubled woman living in an isolated community finds herself pulled between the control of her oppressive family and the allure of a secretive outsider suspected of a series of brutal murders.»

Watching this now.

Fantastic performance by Jessie Buckley, in an otherwise fine (but not spectacular) film.

Jessie Buckley really likes playing isolated women

Lean On Pete

«A teenager gets a summer job working for a horse trainer and befriends the fading racehorse, Lean on Pete.»

Some famous actors involved with this one, but feels like a minor indie movie. Still early in the movie here.

directed by the great Andrew Haigh (though I haven't seen this one myself). I have really liked his stuff, especially Weekend and the HBO series Looking. He's got a movie coming out with Paul Mescal soon which I'm really looking forward to

Jorge wrote:Jessie Buckley really likes playing isolated women

She must be depressed after all those roles

The Argonaut wrote:directed by the great Andrew Haigh

This movie really surprised me. The story had real development, and never fell into cliche (which it very easily could). We follow Charley through a very realistic and interesting journey.

Not sure naming the movie after the horse was the best choice.

Brigsby Bear

« After being freed from his life in an underground bunker, a man sets out to make a movie of the only TV show he has ever known.»

Watching this now. Looks a bit odd.

Anders I swear to God...

What?

First 30 minutes have been ok, not very funny though.

tragabigzanda wrote:Ah! Kyle Mooney co-wrote and stars in this new film, and it sounds funny and odd:

http://collider.com/brigsby-bear-review/#sundance-2017

tragabigzanda wrote:First trailer for Kyle Mooney's Brigsby Bear is here:

http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/sony/brigsby-bear/

VinylGuy wrote:Brigsby Bear.

It was ok...they had a good idea and kinda ruined it. The score was awful.

tragabigzanda wrote:it's all in the execution, but taken as a whole, I'm all for post-modern takes on the capitalist totems of our collective childhood. Brigsby Bear did it first though.

VinylGuy wrote:ugh that wasnt good

bune wrote:Watched Brigsby Bear last night.

It was amazing for the first fifteen or so minutes until he got to the real world and everyone treated him like it was normal as hell that he was abducted and introduced into society so quickly. King of samey by the end.

And how do those comments differ from one with a wikipedia blurb and a message that you are now watching it?

Less informative?

false.

Movie was ok, nothing special. As a comedy it wasn’t funny, and as a drama it felt skin deep. Best thing, was that it had something cozy about it. Like it can easily put you in a positive mood, even of it’s about someone who was abducted most of their life.

BurtReynolds wrote:false.

Well I like my apøroach to it. Wouldn’t mind if others did it in a similar way.

just keep doing what you are doing.