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Continuing with movies from 1963, tonight's movie will be a remake of the Cary Grant classic My Favorite Wife.

Move Over, Darling (1963)

Never seen Good Will Hunting, think I'll give it a shot later tonight.

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The Apartment (1960)

finally.

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Too weird to live, and too rare to die.

A Matter of Life and Death (1946, dir. Powell & Pressburger) - A marvelous film.

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Belle de Jour

This better be good, because I wasn't too big a fan of the two Bunuel films I've seen so far(Exterminating Angel & Un Chien Andalou).

It is.

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Look, I'm not judging you - after all, I'm posting here myself, but maybe, just maybe, if you spent less time here and more time watching films, maybe, and I stress, maybe your taste would be of some value. Just a thought, ya know.

Pretty high hopes for this

I'm really not sure what you'll make of it Raul, but here's hoping you like it. Nice poster that.

You poor man.

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The Last Wave (1977) by Peter Weir

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Probably Road House (1989), I'm in the mood for an eighties flick and I haven't seen it before.

Tonight I'll be going to an advanced screening of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1.

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Ponyo (2008)

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Now watching:

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Nice to see you moving out of your little hole and recognising one of the world's greatest artistic mediums

Friends of mine are pretty divided on whether or not this film is any good. Some swear that it's one of the worst films that they've ever seen, while some swear that it's one of the best. I'm pretty solidly in the middle (leaning toward good, although not nearly as enthusiastically as some). It's a magical, weird and altogether memorable film that's a lot of fun to watch.

I hope that you end up liking it.

Im eager with anticipation of your response to this film. It is my favorite experience of 2013 closely followed by Camille Claudel 1915, Before Midnight, Stray Dogs and A Touch of Sin.

I know we have quite conflicting tastes, but for me this was the visceral experience of the year combined with very interesting thematics

The Terrorizers (1986) by Edward Yang

So we are doing a double header tonight, where i choose one and my roommate chooses one. I chose The Terrorizers by Edward Yang, well basically The Taiwanese New Wave is the new black and both Yí Yi and A Brighter Summer Day have been masterpieces out of this world, so i want to see more from him!



The Last Picture Show (1971) by Peter Bogdanovich

I don't know so much about and i havent seen any films by Peter Bogdanovich but as far as i remember he was on the 70's list

The Terrorizers is a masterpiece. I prefer it to Yi Yi.