Originally posted by LeopoldStotch
pretty surprised you were able to buy them this late. :p the tickets sold out quickly in my area the day of the announcement.
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i see they're opening more screenings for wednesday. lucky people. :D
I think I got the tix 30 min after lcd system announced the new showings on facebook. It was really quite fortuitous - I wasn't on the look out or anything. Just logged on, saw it on the mini-feed and said "whoah. sure. let's do it"
Jarvmeister
Watched a couple of crackers in the last few days.
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Melancholic and heartbreaking, truly moving and one that will stay with you long past the end credits.
God Bless America:
Frighteningly current. Funny yet thought provoking, seemed to highlight everything I already thought was wrong with 'society'. An absolute classic. Watch this if you only watch one film this year.
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Originally posted by Jarvmeister
Watched a couple of crackers in the last few days.
Detachment:
Melancholic and heartbreaking, truly moving and one that will stay with you long past the end credits.
God Bless America:
Frighteningly current. Funny yet thought provoking, seemed to highlight everything I already thought was wrong with 'society'. An absolute classic. Watch this if you only watch one film this year.
Gettin em both. Thx for the recommends
WittyHandle
I enjoyed Never Let Me Go.
Yep, that's my whole review.
kadomony
watched Dark City a few weeks ago. pretty cool.
loved the Noir meets future meets utopian/dystopian society feel that develops
Sushipunk
Yeah, I really liked Dark City. I actually saw it in the cinema years ago, and only ended up getting it on DVD last year, I think.
OrangestO
Just watched A Street Car Named Desire while reading along with the original screenplay in hand. I'm usually not a fan of the black and white stuff, but I enjoyed this film. I can't recall watching anything with Marlon Brando in it before, so this was a first.
Mattsanity.
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Originally posted by OrangestO
I can't recall watching anything with Marlon Brando in it before,
I can't stand Hanks and this has "oscar bait" all over it, but I know I'm going to love it nonetheless. The book is fantastic and Wachowskis are great storytellers. In the trailer you can already see how are they probably going to blend the individual storylines (around 0:30, manipulation of the mise-en-scene similar to what they did in Speed Racer).
I can't stand Hanks and this has "oscar bait" all over it, but I know I'm going to love it nonetheless. The book is fantastic and Wachowskis are great storytellers. In the trailer you can already see how are they probably going to blend the individual storylines (around 0:30, manipulation of the mise-en-scene similar to what they did in Speed Racer).
thanks for the link! :eyespop: i've been waiting for something to be released about this film. this is just unbelievable.
GoSpeedGo!
I just want to say Holy Motors is phenomenal. It's so bizzare, but in such a lovely way. If you'll have a chance to watch it, don't hesitate. I've seen it almost a month ago and I still think about it periodically. It helps if you're familiar with Leos Carax's earlier films, but it's not necessary.
