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Movie club night:



Midnight Express (1978) by Alan Parker

My roommate really wants me to see this. I would say that i have my doubts, especially after Daniel M's rating in the movie tab and as i dont like Alan Parkers other films. Hopefully im in for a surprise.



Rosemary's Baby (1968) by Roman Polanski

Im happy to rewatch this movie. It is one of my favorite horror movies and i remember it as a stonecold masterpiece and the best of Polanski's apartement trilogy!

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I really enjoyed this

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Hard studying of series finally paid off! I don't have to take an analysis exam and my classes grade will be my final grade! That's how I feel right now:


To celebrate this I'll be watching Hobo with a Shotgun today!



Looks like a movie I'd enjoy.

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Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe? (1978)

Gotta love Rutger Hauer, one of my favorite flicks from 2011

The Legend of Kaspar Hauser



Looks like pretentious piece of crap, so chances are I'll love it.

The Holy Mountain

My first venture into the world of Jodorowsky.

Farewell, My Lovely (1975)




Looks EXACTLY like my kind of movie!

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I watched Battle Los Angeles tonight and I enjoyed it, but the shaky cam is so annoying in this film. I hate shaky cam full stop, but it really got on my nerves tonight and I couldnt enjoy the movie as much.

Shaky cam ruins movies.

Boys Don't Cry 1999

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Im going to give it a try just because Christian Slater is in it... if its crap... I will probably turn it off

Please try to remember to come back here tomorrow and tell us what you thought of the movie. I like Christian Slater, but I've never heard of that movie.

Next:

Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession

Next one:

All That Jazz

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Kwaidan (1964) by Masaki Kobayashi

Im trying to get a better feel for Japanese cinema and this one has long been on my watchlist. Should be exciting to see how Kobayashi handles ghost stories!



Woman in the Dunes (1964) by Hiroshi Teshigahara

Another japanese movie i have been waiting to see and i also have high hopes for this one!

Both Kwaidan and Woman in the Dunes are amazing! You are in for a treat tonight!