Red Mosquito

durdencommatyler wrote:

Orpheus wrote:I'm going to see Goodnight, Mommy tonight, even though the last time I watched a horror movie in the theater I was scared to death. Looks good, though.

Can't wait to hear your report. I'm still deciding if I'm going to see it in a theater or not.

I was miserable the whole time, but it was excellently shot. Worth seeing for sure.

I just watched "we are what we are" and uh...I dont know. Maybe I should have enjoyed it more but I didnt. Did I miss something?

Dev wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:manglehorn.

Man what a let down. Worst David Gordon Green movie by far.

I'd say this is probably the best I've seen by him.

i liked Prince Avalanche. And All The Real Girls....this felt like a copy of whats supposed to be an indie movie.

It Follows

Monkey_Driven wrote:It Follows

RussellManiac12 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:It Follows

Was this actually good? It seemed a bit absurd....

Strat wrote:

RussellManiac12 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:It Follows

Was this actually good? It seemed a bit absurd....

I didn't hate it.

It's frustratingly mediocre.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:It's frustratingly mediocre.

Kinda my takeaway. The concept is really cool, but they didn't quite execute it fully.

not perfect but a very good movie.

lv, are you going to see any of the agnes varda stuff while she's here?

i lurv It Follows

Malloy wrote:lv, are you going to see any of the agnes varda stuff while she's here?

I hadn't planned on it since I rarely venture into Chicago. I've only seen Vagabond, which I liked. Any recommendations on which of hers to view next?

Oh, I watched it follows last night

Strat wrote:Oh, I watched it follows last night

and?

Dev wrote:

Strat wrote:Oh, I watched it follows last night

and?

I liked it. I liked that there were no answers or real depth to the story. The movie kind of starts in the middle and ends before the story is finished. A little frustrating but refreshing in a sense.

Although, a weird PSA on Abstinence though maybe. The end scene at the pool was completely pointless.

doug rr wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Orpheus wrote:I'm going to see Goodnight, Mommy tonight, even though the last time I watched a horror movie in the theater I was scared to death. Looks good, though.

Can't wait to hear your report. I'm still deciding if I'm going to see it in a theater or not.

joey, you know not to see movies in nyc....its the worst experience in the world

You're absolutely right.

I watched The Visit last night. I wish I hadn't.....

Strat wrote:

Dev wrote:

Strat wrote:Oh, I watched it follows last night

and?

I liked it. I liked that there were no answers or real depth to the story. The movie kind of starts in the middle and ends before the story is finished. A little frustrating but refreshing in a sense.

Although, a weird PSA on Abstinence though maybe. The end scene at the pool was completely pointless.

Just thinking about it gets me a little irritated. It's so undercooked. It's like the the guy thought of a hooky concept but never bothered to think its practicality or themes through to a point of coherence or insight. Argh. Laziness. It has some good ideas but it should have been so much better.

Rangi Guy wrote:I watched The Visit last night. I wish I hadn't.....

I'm sorry you had to go through that, Rangi. R U OK?