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LoathedVermin72 wrote: Tue June 23, 2026 2:13 pm Why did NIN put so much effort into the absolutely terrible TRON: Ares? They even exec produced it! So weird. The score absolutely rips but it's odd to hear it over such a depressingly flat and empty movie.

Man, I was so disappointed with Tron: Ares. There is so much potential with that franchise, and they fucked it up.

Watching Anatomie D'une Chute. Intrigued after the first 10 minutes. Seems very well made.

Anatomie D'une Chute deserves all the praise it received. Love it. Some of the acting was among the best I've ever seen.

Carry-On felt like it was produced by a bunch of Michael Scotts.

Sunday update, after no movies at all last week. This week, I saw The Great Beauty, Loves of a Blonde, and The Party.
249 to go

Were you out banging hot babes?

It is suspicious that he needed to tell us no movies at all last week yes

Life isn't just movies and babes

I was busy watching Beef Season 2. I liked it!

Erupcja. Very small movie, simple story, but I liked it quite a bit.

The Argonaut wrote: Mon June 29, 2026 4:11 pm Life isn't just movies and babes

Don’t I know it!

Caught the last 20 minutes or so of Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls on TV. I forgot that it ends with the bad guy getting raped by a gorilla

Obsession lived up to the hype. I laughed a lot. Great time.

The Bride!

This movie was dope

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Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie. It was excellent, really liked it.

The Invite.

This is another one of those movies that feels like it was made for me. I absolutely loved it.

So nice to see See Edward Norton getting to cook again.

Love Norton. Will have to give that movie a spin.

MFK: Fight Club, American History X, Sophie's Choice

Three more movies down in my project of completing the list of top 1,000 movies from theyshootpictures.com

First was probably my favorite movie I've seen so far in this project, Ozu's Early Summer. It's a very kind, loving movie, and never saccharine or overwrought. Not much happens, but a very real world takes shape. I loved it.

Next I saw Kieslowski's A Short Film About Killing, an alternate version of an episode of Dekalog. If the rest of the episodes are like this, I'm looking forward to it. It felt like something that could only be done with cinema, very fascinating.

And third was the second highest ranked movie I'd yet to see: The Mother and the Whore. It was three and a half hours of mostly Jean-Pierre Leaud clearly channeling his director and being generally insufferable. But I liked it. At least enough to get through most of it in one sitting somehow

246 to go

Last 4 days.

Spinal Tap II
Supergirl
Anaconda (2025)
Good Luck. Have Fun. Don't Die.