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Mubi

Considering they cut 2 hours of his TV series when it aired on cinemas, yes, he hated the film version of his TV series.

Too bad you didn't like it. You don't understand the aesthetic power of corny lines.

This is really rude. It's not a lack of understanding! Stop asserting yourself as superior

You don't "get" so be it.

Oh, ok, you said he thought the tv version was crap.

Anyway, Ingmar is welcome to his opinion, as am I

Can't wait for your analysis of The Wind Will Carry Us

The Best Years of our Lives

An epic film; beautiful and moving. It took about 15 minutes for me to have tears in my eyes. Another reason for my wife to break my balls.

The Conjuring

I am a big horror fan and like the feeling of getting scared. This movie offered some pretty good chills but no real major "jump" moments. I like Patrick Bateman since Insidious and he is pretty good here, Vera was also pretty good but seemed to be the clique clairvoyant. Some of the continuities seemed odd (ending scene) but overall I did enjoy it. It wasn't as memorable as the first paranormal activity to me but it is still a strong horror movie.

3.5/5 Stars

I also watched the Wolf of Wall Street but there has been a few posts about it so I wont put my 2 cents in. I really enjoyed it though 4/5 Stars.

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Trance

It was eh. The first half of the movie was really interesting and then it went downhill towards the end and became really dumb by the time it was over.

2.5/5

Dawn of the Dead (1978)

Expected better, i thought it dragged on too long and possibly the weakest of the original trilogy with 'Night' and 'Day,. Some funny moments though.

7/10


Day of the Dead (1985)
As opposed to 'Dawn', this was much better than i expected. Its pretty dumb with over the top acting but its funny and in my opinion the most violent of the lot of them.

7.5/10


Mysterious Skin

(rewatch) 6.5/10

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Go home Guaporense! You're drunk!

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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.

After Hours

Another gem from Scorsese, this is a really funny movie. I saw it when I was 14 and didn't get it. 28 years later, I got it.

Little Big Man

What's funny is that I didn't even think I'd like it; I only tried it because it's in Mark's top 10. It's sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes hilarious, and it's beautiful to watch. A fantastic story about a fascinating character played by the great Dustin Hoffman. Throw in the history aspect of it, and you've got yourself a great movie. I didn't think I had any room on my upcoming 70's list, but I will have to make room.

"Nabraska" **** Loved this movie! Bruce Dern is exceptional in this role. Alexander Payne has directed some really wonderful movies.

Watched Grown Ups 2 earlier today. A few cheap laughs and for some reason I do like Adam Sandler. However other than that was a very poor effort. Some parts were so ridiculous like the very first scene. 4/10

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The Purple Rose of Cairo- A rather mellow film about a woman's love for cinema. I found it rather amusing,and I loved the bittersweet ending. + . The rating might be a bit low, but I wasn't in the right mood for this film. A reviewing could make me think higher of it.

It's more than a "mellow film with a bittersweet ending", in my opinion. I experienced it like an intelligent and highly creative film about the disappointments of reality and how we might escape from it for a short while, but ultimately do get confronted with our frustrations with real life again and again. The last shot is a hopeful and 'bittersweet' one, though, you're right about that.

P.S. Your rating is indeed too low.

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Cobpyth's Movie Log ~ 2019

Red White & Blue

My rating will be misleading to some. I am particularly fond of these types of films; others may find this difficult to watch. It's dark, realistic, intense, and brutal. What I really liked about this one is that the story heads into a couple of unexpected directions. If this movie interests you, you're better off watching it without knowing what it's about. It is on YouTube.

Le Samouraï (1967) -

As far as the execution is concerned, this film is practically flawless. Cinematography, in particular, is sublime. The stunning visuals blew me away. Jef Costello has instantly become one of my favorite characters in all of cinema.

It's All Gone Pete Tong-

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