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11-28-17
north by northwest - 1959


still that knife tho'....
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11-28-17
Ryuzo and His Seven Henchmen -


Oh, those wacky yakuza. Let's see Hollywood remake this.
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Keep your station clean - OR I WILL KILL YOU
11-28-17
Originally Posted by TheUsualSuspect
Lady Bird is the highest rated film of all-time on Rotten Tomatoes. Meaning it has the most "Fresh" reviews out of any other film. Previously held by Toy Story 2.

Currently has 170 Fresh and 0 Rotten.

Silver lining obviously....there are films out there with more than 170 positive reviews, but they also have negative ones. I still find Get Out to be extremely impressive with 289 Positive and only 2 rotten.

For the record, Armond white came gave this film a fresh rating as well.


Not that any Mofo cares about RT though.
Yeah I actually heard the news as I was coming out of the theater. I actually care about RT, not that my movie enjoyment depends on it, but I do like to see how a film does with critics. Get Out is extremely impressive, top 5 of the year for me.

And anybody who hasn't seen Lady Bird yet, I suggest you do, it's a phenomenal film.



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11-28-17

This is the Citizen Kane (1941) of 80s B-horror movies; the cinematography is incredible for the type of film it is. This is definitely a gem of a slasher film, which probably didn't get more attention because of the dominance of Freddy at the time. All the genre tropes are present, but if you're a fan of slasher films, it's really easy to overlook Intruder's shortcomings and appreciate it for what it is. Also, the full film is on youtube for free!

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11-28-17
Lonely Wives (Russell Mack, 1931)
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Blooming mad so it is



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11-28-17
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Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi, sounds like a great formula.



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11-28-17
Originally Posted by doubledenim
Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi, sounds like a great formula.
Campbell is in it very briefly, and Raimi not much longer; but both of their parts are great! Definitley worth a watch!



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11-28-17
the man with iron heart .... 7/10



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Monsoon Wedding (Mira Nair, 2001)
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Not just about getting hitched in the rainy season

Thanks to 77topaz and Thursday Next for putting up a reminder about both the director and film - was one that had completely slipped my mind despite owning it.
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11-28-17
The Stunt Man (1980) -
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It doesn't get much cooler than this weird cult flick. Highly recommended!

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P.S. I decided to only post and rate the films here that are genuine new favorites, in order to give them more attention. I post about the other films I watch in my Movie Log.
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Women will be your undoing, Pépé
11-28-17


Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
++ Being a Luc Besson fanboy it's not surprising I enjoyed this.
Visually over the top with amazing creatures and varying worlds.
I was a little so-so with the two leading characters but eventually warmed up to them. It just seemed like the actual characters must be older - not sure why I think that, it just "feels" that way. And, not a bad thing but the one playing Valerian seemed to be channeling Karl Urban.

I'm sure I'll see this one again and most likely enjoy it as much or perhaps more.



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11-28-17
Originally Posted by Chypmunk
Monsoon Wedding (Mira Nair, 2001)
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Not just about getting hitched in the rainy season

Thanks to 77topaz and Thursday Next for putting up a reminder about both the director and film - was one that had completely slipped my mind despite owning it.
This had completely slipped my mind as well. Thanks for the reminder, chyp.



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11-28-17
Originally Posted by edarsenal


Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
++ Being a Luc Besson fanboy it's not surprising I enjoyed this.
Visually over the top with amazing creatures and varying worlds.
I was a little so-so with the two leading characters but eventually warmed up to them. It just seemed like the actual characters must be older - not sure why I think that, it just "feels" that way. And, not a bad thing but the one playing Valerian seemed to be channeling Karl Urban.

I'm sure I'll see this one again and most likely enjoy it as much or perhaps more.
I hadnt heard of this and not my genre but that looks amazing, and more importantly, the rutger hauer is in it so on my watchlist. Thank you, Edar!!!



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11-28-17
Gummo (1997)

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Well worth the wait been meaning to see this for ages. Can’t post images until I’ve made 25 posts apparently. Absolute madball film. The mum and son tap dancing scene and arm wrestling scene where a chair quite literally gets assaulted is just golden. 8/10 overall 10/10 for originality, where did they find these actors?



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Women will be your undoing, Pépé
11-28-17
Originally Posted by Dani8
I hadnt heard of this and not my genre but that looks amazing, and more importantly, the rutger hauer is in it so on my watchlist. Thank you, Edar!!!
Hauer has more of a cameo actually. But, still, curious to see what ya think.

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