Red Mosquito

Let´s begin...Blue Ruin seems like a cool one.

Inherent Vice (Paul Thomas Anderson)

There's more, but that's my number one.

I can't wait to see Lambert & Stamp.
http://variety.com/2014/film/reviews/su ... 201065845/

Harry Lime wrote:Inherent Vice (Paul Thomas Anderson)

There's more, but that's my number one.

Thats a good one. I need to read the book.

The new Linklater movie sounds great.

From Av Club:

"Richard Linklater, the Texas slacker-poet who made Dazed And Confused, shot the film over a 12-year span, reconvening with his cast for a few days annually. As a result, two of the cast members—Ellar Coltrane as the boy of the title, Linklater’s daughter Lorelei as his sister—literally grow up on-screen, changing over the course of the movie’s lengthy running time from grade-school-age actors to college-age ones. In a sense, that makes Boyhood a spiritual cousin to the director’s Before movies, which similarly chart the physical (and emotional) changes its performers undergo across a vast expanse of time. The difference here is that the audience experiences the changes faster than the actors/characters do: In one on-screen minute, Coltrane transforms from a prepubescent child to a lanky, deep-voiced adolescent"

Midnight Special - Jeff Nichols' next. Again starring Michael Shannon. It's a Sci-Fi in the vein of Close Encounters. Jeff Nichols & Paul Thomas Anderson are my absolute favorites rigt now.

Noah - It's sure to have it's divisive reactions, which will be hilarious, but I'm pumped to see Aronofsky's take. And it's coming up quick! Late March.

And of course Interstellar & Transcendence

Harry Lime wrote:Noah - It's sure to have it's divisive reactions, which will be hilarious, but I'm pumped to see Aronofsky's take. And it's coming up quick! Late March.

The trailer was pure glorious hilarity. I didn't expect it to to look so ridiculous and formulaic.

Harry Lime wrote:And of course Interstellar & Transcendence

next year you should make a documentary on your fantasy football team

doug rr wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:And of course Interstellar & Transcendence

next year you should make a documentary on your fantasy football team

I would have to play a big part. A study on bipolar disorder.

Dallas buyers club looks good.

dimejinky99 wrote:Dallas buyers club looks good.

it is good

this movie:

Alex wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Dallas buyers club looks good.

it is good

Is he aging badly? He's looking terrible in this and Wolf of wall st

mastaflatch wrote:this movie:

I wanna see this!!
Thanks Masta

dimejinky99 wrote:

mastaflatch wrote:this movie:

I wanna see this!!
Thanks Masta

the book is pretty awesome and with Jean-Pierre Jeunet at the helm, this bodes well

I thought it was the life and times of Sheldon Lee Cooper for a minute, I'd have watched that too

dimejinky99 wrote:

Alex wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Dallas buyers club looks good.

it is good

Is he aging badly? He's looking terrible in this and Wolf of wall st

i think it's just a function of his drastic weight loss for the role. he's almost as thin as mickey in dallas buyer's club, and maybe he hadn't gained all the weight back when he filmed his wolf of wall street cameo.

Alex wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

Alex wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Dallas buyers club looks good.

it is good

Is he aging badly? He's looking terrible in this and Wolf of wall st

i think it's just a function of his drastic weight loss for the role. he's almost as thin as mickey in dallas buyer's club, and maybe he hadn't gained all the weight back when he filmed his wolf of wall street cameo.

yeah, he looks all right in True Detective.

I read somewhere that he was complaining the extreme weight loss damaged his looks permanently.