Movie You're Watching Tonight

Red Desert (1964)

I'm watching "Interview" tonight

Tusk (2014)

nice butt... maybe it's worth watching..

Yesterday I was just saying how I admired Cassavetes for never having nudity (even though I love boobs) but it's usually to titilate the audience, etc... Then I watch one of his films about strippers, horrible, but I'll try it again when I have nothing left (Chinese Bookie)

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I saw Into the Woods last night with my sister and will rewatch it tonight for a friend's birthday.

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Dupa actually means ass in Polish.

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Band of Outsiders (1964)

Dr. Strangelove or How I learn to stop worrying and love the bomb - Stanley Kubrick

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Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte (1964)

The Wicker Man (1973)

I'm thinking maybe Divergent.

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That film's english title is "Tuesday, After Christmas"... its about adultery...

I have that on DVD somehwere, will make sure i try it before i send in my 60s list mainly because of the two who praised it.

Onibaba

Funny, I almost watch that one tonight.

I have never seen it and feel like it is quite essential, but unfortunately I didn't have time... Hopefully tomorrow will be the day where I stop associating 'The Wicker Man' with a mentally insane Nicolas Cage (or in fact, just Cage being Cage, really).