Rate The Last Movie You Saw

Cheers UV.
I was almost climbing the walls during the bedroom scene!

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Still to see Loveless. I think I added to my list from your thread. Hoping to get to it soon. Cheers.

Glad I'm not the 9nly one who loved this but thought I 'm also not the one who should be trying to unpack it. I love how you said the awkwardness is what you loved about it. I dodn't say it that way but that describes my experience perfectly. You listen to the podcast about the film yet? If not, do so. Yoda, Slappy, and Neiba really get to the heart of it I think.

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I can't believe, I liked a film directed by Lynne Ramsay! What a pleasant surprise! I always recognized her techniques but never really liked her movies in general. This one definitely got me. Joaquin Phoenix was incredible!!

Thanks for the tip. I enjoyed the movie. It was really just a light, sci-fi romantic comedy. The only drawback is the viewer's tendency to try to see how they filmed the duplicate characters.

Elisabeth Moss seems to be getting a lot of work lately. She has rather an "every woman" nature, and a pretty good range. It's the first I've seen of an Duplass Brothers productions. Their HBO series "Room 104" sounds like an Alfred Hitchcock or Rod Serling type of approach.

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Not yet but I'm aware its there so I'll check it out. Cheers Sean

Glad you enjoyed it. I've pretty much enjoyed everything that Duplass has been involved in, from Creep to Blue Jay (reminded by Sean). I've not seen or heard of Room 104.

Room 104 is ok. I'm halfway through season 1 and it's hit and miss. some great episodes. some stinkers.

Its not on UK tv is it?

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If Ngoc Lan didn't want to go to Norway .. I would have gave this film a 0...it was that bad... but Ngoc Lan did indeed want to go to Norway. special time

I don't think so unfortunately.

Surge of Power: Revenge of the Sequel (Rating: B) - This sequel to the 2006 indie LGBTQ superhero film Surge of Power: The Stuff of Heroes is a fun take on the superhero genre. The out and proud titular hero is likable enough without overdoing it with the stereotypes (save for a few scenes from supporting characters). Eric Roberts is having fun as supervillain Augur, who hires Surge's arch nemesis, Metal Master, to find a rare item for him in Vegas, prompting Surge to follow him and stop him. Loads of cameos/appearances from over 50 stars of superhero/sci-fi/comic entertainment. I'd rather watch this again than say... Superhero Movie. There is a cliffhanger that leads to a current in production third film.

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Interesting. Not perfect, but I went out from the cinema with head full of thoughts.

I saw "The Post", with Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks. It was quite good.

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Mike Judge Presents: Tales from the Tour Bus

This was great... And I've never been a country fan (and you don't need to be to enjoy this).

Tomb Raider. 7/10. This is one of the most well-developed video games movies I've seen, even if the story elements are occasionally familiar.

Not bad. Mia Farrow excellent. Woody in his Bergman phase.

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Prime Cut (1972), rewatch – 7.5/10