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Ashes and Snow (2005) - Gregory Colbert



Pretty magical experience...my only complain would be that it is a bit too long...



8.5 out of 10

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I haven't seen it, but I really should! I love Jennifer Jones, Joseph Cotten, and William Dieterle!

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Mubi

Those images look beautiful! I'll have to add this to my (never-ending) watchlist.

It Follows (David Robert Mitchell, 2014)
Not bad. The soundtrack was superb. 3/5

Zombieland (2009)



Flawed, stupid and a bit forced, but surprisingly blends horror and comedy very well. The Bill Murray scene is f*cking brilliant, the movie is almost worth seeing for those few minutes alone.

Those pictures look gorgeous

I love Zombieland... it's one of the most fun movies I've seen.

Once again you show us that you simply watch the most interesting movies of any person on this forum...

I always stumble upon very interesting films when I follow your viewings and ratings. This one looks beautiful, I have to watch it some day

Ekhm, ekhm, ekhm...

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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.

Well of course that depends on how you define "interesting"

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Bringing Out The Dead (Martin Scorsese, 1999)
Cage and Sizemore are awesome in this. Reminded me a lot of Taxi Driver. 3/5

King Kong (USA, 1976, John Guillermin) -

Entertaining and charming adventure flick. I found the second half to be weaker, because it was just action then.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Robert Zemeckis, 1988)

The fiim is as awesome as is remembered. Great.4/5

The Avengers: Age of Ultron: 4/10

I felt asleep midway......

It is nothing like I have seen before...I am sure you will like it.

Thirst (2009) - Park Chan-wook



Nothing Extraordinary but very stylistic and good to watch...

7.5 out of 10

Easily the worst film I've seen this year and maybe for the last 5 years. The script is comical. Just retire Travolta, for god's sake.

Revolution Will Not Be Televised (2003) - Donnacha O'Briain & Kim Bartley



This is fascinating. I have never seen a documentary so thrilling...time just flies past like that...they never tried to make it a docu-fiction, that way it is very authentic...but after a point of time you even forget that you are watching a documentary...what particularly gives it strength is that it reaches all sectors of the society and maintains a (kind of) objectivity...solid material, beautiful presentation...bravo

10 out of 10

Full Metal Jacket (GB/USA, 1987, Stanley Kubrick) -

The first part is absolutely brilliant, but unfortunately i can't get into the second part as much as i want to.

That movie was just creepy as hell.The dad was even weirder than her imo.

I recently had a discussion with another member about the "torture porn" subgenre, which I have never been that much into either. He kind of opened my eyes to its merits. I'm much more open to viewing a supremely disgusting film now, but I still ask a movie at least attempt to be of a certain quality, just like I would with any type of film. And a lot of the time, those kinds of films are really poorly made and not in the "so-bad-its-good" way. But obviously that's not always the case - The Loved Ones is a striking example of torture and gore in a high quality piece of work. Martyrs is another one. Both movies involving torture whilst being very well done.

Props to giving this movie a super good rating, man.