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The World's End (Edgar Wright, 2013)
Paddington (Paul King, 2014)
The Ten (David Wain, 2007)
Horns (Alexandre Aja, 2013)
Only the Lonely (Chris Columbus, 1991)

Great finish to the Cornetto Trilogy.

Love The World's End

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Great to see love for the last chapter, it is so underrated in my opinion.

I like the last chapter too.

It's my favorite of "the trilogy", though it's hard to tell how much of that is for idiosyncratic reasons.

Hot Fuzz is my favorite from the trilogy but all three are very good

I think that's the first less than glowing rating/review I've seen for Paddington. Care to give some thoughts, Lines?

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The Idiot (Akira Kurosawa, 1951)

West of the Divide (R.N. Bradbury, 1934)

Westward Ho (R.N. Bradbury, 1935)

Billy Wilder Speaks (Volker Schlöndorff & Gisela Grischow, 2006)

Retired, but still creative, writer/director Billy Wilder discusses his life, films, actors, politics.
Dirty (Chris Fisher, 2005)

Gang War (Gene Fowler Jr., 1958)

A Dedicated Life (Kazuo Hara, 1994)

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Terms of Endearment (James L. Brooks, 1983)

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A mother (Shirley MacLaine) and daughter (Debra Winger) have a feisty relationship but deep down love each other through all their ups and downs.
The Gene Generation (Pearry Teo, 2007)

The Brothers Bloom (Rian Johnson, 2009)

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Your Past Is Showing aka The Naked Truth (Mario Zampi, 1957)

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The Ladykillers (Alexander Mackendrick, 1955)

The scene of the crimes – the house of kindly old lady Katie Johnson, built over the entrance of a railway tunnel in King’s Cross, London, where a heist is planned and the aftermath occurs.
Jimi Hendrix: Electric Church (John McDermott, 2015)

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What’s New Pussycat (Clive Donner, 1965)

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Lady in a Cage (Walter Grauman, 1964)

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The Island (Pavel Lungin, 2006)

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Strange monk Pyotr Mamonov lives on a remote, snowbound island in northern Russia, and he seems to know a lot about demons – other people’s and his own.
Report from the Aleutians (John Huston, 1943)

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In the Aleutians (Chuck Jones, 1945)

San Pietro (John Huston, 1945)

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Let There Be Light (John Huston, 1946)

It is estimated that 20% of returning WWII veterans suffered from psychoneurotic issues (what we call PTSD today), and this documentary shows some veterans’ treatment at an army hospital.

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486) August 26th: Holiday (1938)
487) August 26th: Finnegan Begin Again (TV Movie - 1985) +
488) August 27th: Some Came Running (1958) +
489) August 27th: Rio Bravo (1959)
490) August 28th: The Bishop's Wife (1947)
491) August 28th: The War of the Worlds (1953)
492) August 29th: Hit the Deck (1955) +
493) August 29th: Silk Stockings (1957) +
494) August 30th: Pal Joey (1957)
495) August 30th: No Way Out (1950) +
496) August 31st: Detective Story (1951)
497) August 31st: The Killing (1956)

for The Island? I'd think it generous from most, but it seems especially so from you, mark. I've only seen it the once, but I remember it being very generic at best.

The Russian The Island? What was generic about it?

It's formulaic fluff in a nice house (but the one in Casper was even nicer and I only gave that a ). I think my rating is pretty consistent with my past ratings of funny animal/fish out of water family movies. There are a few that I like, whether because they hit me in a personal soft spot or because they're actually clever in some way. I didn't find either of those to be the case here.

My mistake. I got the years mixed up. I've not seen that version, but that makes much more sense.

As for Paddington, I've not seen it nor do I have much desire to, I was just slightly surprised as that's much lower (IIRC) than any rating I've seen for it around the site or anywhere else.

From What I've seen that I remember in August and September:


Masterpiece :
Sinister (2012) - Scott Derrickson +
Zodiac (2007) - David Fincher
The Dark Knight - Christopher Nolan +
I Saw The Devil (2010) - Jee-woon Kim
Se7en (1995) - David Fincher
The Butterfly Effect (2004) - Eric Bress, J. Mackye Gruber -
Scream (1996) - Wes Craven -



Very Good :
Clerks 2 (2006) - Kevin Smith +
Training Day (2001) - Antoine Fuqua +
The Babadook (2014) - Jennifer Kent
Les 7 Jours Du Talion (Seven Days) (2010) - Daniel Grou
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) - Tobe Hooper
Jeepers Creepers (2001) - Victor Salva
Birdman (2014) - Alejandro González Iñárritu
MindHunters (2004) - Renny Harlin
Ghost Ship (2002) - Steve Beck


Good :
Four Brothers (2005) - John Singleton +
Trick 'R Treat (2007) - Michael Dougherty +
Foxcatcher (2014) - Bennett Miller +
Tropic Thunder (2008) - Ben Stiller
Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) - Neil Jordan
Brothers (2009) - Jim Sheridan
Point Break (1991) - Kathryn Bigelow
My Bloody Valentine (2009) - Patrick Lussier
The Drop (2014) - Michaël R. Roskam
Rudy (1993) - David Anspaugh -
New Nightmare (1994) - Wes Craven -
Prom Night (2008) - Nelson McCormick -

Average:
I Spit On Your Grave 2 (2013) - Steven R. Monroe +
The Fantastic Four (2005) - Tim Story +
The Gallows (2015) - Travis Cluff, Chris Lofing
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986) - Tobe Hooper

I watched quite a few but just gonna mention the ones that left me impressed

The Graduate (1967) - I never watched it because I never liked romance comedies. But films like that just prove that there's a gem in every genre. I was gladly suprised.

Marshland (2015) - went to see this at the cinema blindly, not really expecting to like it but I really enjoyed it and would highly recommend crime/detective/thriller fans to see it!! Great story and acting and there's this dark Spanish culture vibe throughout the film.


Malcolm X (1992) - does anyone like this film and can explain whats so good about it? I was looking forward to it 'cause I thought it being 3 hours long biography,it should have a great drama story. But I never felt a film run so long.

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Gospel Road: A Story of Jesus (Robert Elfstrom, 1973)

+ (Basically Johnny Cash reads the Gospel and sings songs over an almost totally silent recreation of the Gospels in the Holy Land. Johnny’s good.)
The Infantry Blues (Chuck Jones, 1943)

Fragments: Surviving Pieces of Lost Films (Randy Haberkamp, 2011)

Two of the “lost” films which have only 5-10 minutes available anymore.
Sorority House (John Farrow, 1939)

The Goldbrick (Frank Tashlin, 1943)

College Coach (William Wellman, 1933)

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Grizzly Man (Werner Herzog, 2005)

Timothy Treadwell lived in the Alaskan wilderness with grizzly bears, and eventually it cost his, his girlfriend’s and a bear’s life.
Conan the Barbarian (Marcus Nispel, 2011)

One on One (Lamont Johnson, 1977)

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Gummo (Harmony Korine, 1997)

The Beyond (Lucio Fulci, 1981)

Catriona MacColl is haunted by tortured artist Antoine Saint John who was killed 50 years earlier in the basement of the New Orleans hotel she recently inherited.
Night of the Running Man (Mark L. Lester, 1995)

INXS: Never Tear Us Apart (Daina Reid, 2014)

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The Legend of Custer (Norman Foster & Sam Wanamaker, 1968)

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It's Kind of a Funny Story (Anna Boden & Ryan Fleck, 2010)

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Emma Roberts, who’s in for self-mutilation, and Keir Gilchrist, who’s suicidal, meet and flirt in a psychiatric ward.
The Prisoner of Shark Island (John Ford, 1936)

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Immortal Sergeant (John M. Stahl, 1943)

Dana Gould: I Know It's Wrong (Jay Chapman, 2013)

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Found Memories (Julie Murat, 2012)

In a remote Brazilian village, things go along slowly, never changing from day to day, until young photographer Lisa Fávero arrives, enjoys it there, and gets closer to baker Sonia Guedes.

It's a higher rating than I was expecting, so yay.

The soundtrack in The Beyond is dope.