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No. 440730

What have you watched? What are you looking forward to?

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No. 440838

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I recently watch "The Love Witch" and didn't care for it but did a second viewing and loved it. I read up about it and the director pretty much did everything for the film including making set pieces (she handmade a rug and sewed the costumes herself). It's a really pretty movie with great details, the woman who made it took 6 years to source props and make things. The movie itself is feminist but also shows how women cater to the patriarchy. It drags and could have been shorter but it's funny, cute, and men die. I liked it.

No. 440847

>>440838
The love witch is aesthetically so beautiful, but I still didnt care for it because it really is just a woman going after ugly men for 'love.' I wish they at least got better looking male actors.

No. 440865


No. 440866

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>>440865
Have you seen Welcome to the Dollhouse? It's my favorite movie and Ghost World kind of reminds me of it. Same dark humor at least.

No. 440962

>>440866
omg anon that made me almost cry. it also made me laugh really hard. definitely a more sad tone than ghost world, but a bit more realistic and less wacky too. poor poor dawn, i love her, she was so cute. it's amazing that this movie was made without any creepiness factor. i mean the bar is in fucking hell, but it's refreshing to see a man make a movie about a teen girl and even making a reference to her masturbating without it seeming exploitative and done to be "sexy" or alluring to men. she's just a kid acting like a kid. thank you for the rec.

No. 441173

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>>440730
Fucking ludicrous. Okay movie ruined by a RETARDED ending.
Imane Khelif pope. Ridiculous.

No. 441176

>>440866
Yes! I love that film so so much. Dawn really deserved better. The ending is incredibly bittersweet, but mostly I am grateful for a realistic portrayal of what it's like to grow up the weird and unpopular girl.

No. 441293

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>>440727
>>440866
Highly recommend Hey Hey It's Esther Blueburger

No. 441612

This movie made me think of some of the nonnies here

No. 441628

>>440865
napoleon dynamite i feel is the closest in pure vibe honestly. but ghost world is really unique. david byrne's true stories – rec def. oh also see peppermint soda.

if you dont mind non english, bounce ko gals is a good one, highly recommend. kamikaze girls? maybe. ohh also check out samaritan girl, though its a bit heavy, its really impactful.

No. 441641

I can’t remember the last time I was this excited for an upcoming movie. I keep watching the trailer over and over again.

No. 441642

>>441641
Hyped af too. I love the 28 series.
That poem they're playing isn't just some cliché slow down remix, that rendition is what they played over and over during American military psychological training. Makes it so much creepier.

No. 441663

oh man I loved Mary & Max, gonna have to see this

No. 441692

>>441663
That movie gave me depression.

No. 441693

>>441173
I hate when bad endings ruin a movie. Watched Savageland the other night. It was a 9/10 movie for me until the last 5 mins. I hate bad endings so much.

No. 441702

>>441641
After seeing this trailer I kinda want to do a 28 days + 28 weeks double feature for the movie room, but I don't know if it's better to wait until it's about to release, or now because of the hype. Probably not seasonally appropriate to do it now, either

No. 441703

>>441692
yeah, idk I just found it a good kind of melancholy? It's one of my favourite bittersweet films, and I'm a sucker for any film that explores an odd friendship (it also wins bonus points for being local kek)

No. 441776

oi please answer quick i', downloading movies off of a torrent site because im gonna be away from wifi what are some funny movies that anons reccommend preferably not a bunch of sex scene or scroteyshit

No. 441777

>>441776
what's an example of some other movies that you found funny and enjoyed?

No. 441778

>>441777
pineapple express and bullet train i guess i like action sort of elements too

No. 441786

I was surprised by how much I enjoyed Wicked but it felt like it was dragging in the last third. I just want to watch some of the big dancing scenes over and over because they were so well coordinated

No. 441827

>>441776
>>441778
These are all kind of old but: Smiley Face, Snatch., This is the End, Tropic Thunder, Die Hard 3

No. 441861

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>>441827
>old
>Tropic Thunder
>This is the End

No. 442118

I don't usually set my expectations high, specially because I don't interact with cinephile type of content and most recomendations are simply a "this movie is good, you should watch It someday". After saying this, I feel disappointed about how meh I found There Will Be Blood to be, at least Paul Dano was very cute while being beaten in at least 2 scenes.

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>>441776
>>441778
spy is probably my favorite action-comedy

No. 442205

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I watched The Mist and it had one of the best endings I've ever seen in a movie, I kinda expected it but fuck it still hit me. I'm not a big fan of King but luckily the movie ending was different than the one in the book and King said that he loved the movie ending and hated himself for not coming up with the idea himself

No. 442212

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watched wicked yesterday (part I, wtf), after liking the book and while never seeing or hearing the musical.

it was torture for how long and dumb and cliche it was. the dance scene was legit painful to watch.
i was suprised by how much i liked ariana as glinda, she was really funny, even if her "character development" was fake and shittly written. her ugly boyfriend took me out of the movie. i really liked the costumes and scenery

i fucking hated elphaba. she is a mean insane terrorist bitch in the book, and i love her for it, and i couldn't care less about the meek nerdy outcast in the movie. cynthia has a great voice, but she was done dirty by whoever was responsible for costumes and hair. they really made her as ugly and frumpy as possible, and ok, she is a bitch in rl and had it coming, but she legit stood out for how dull she was. what the fuck was that pointy hat? couldn't they have made something a little more iconic, more edgy? even her fucking wigs were ugly.
the love triangle with a moid in the middle was bullshit, and fuck the fag who wrote the musical for creating it, absolutely fucking disgusting.

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Watched Withnail & I recently. I really enjoyed it, especially the relationship between the two main characters. Their trashiness was weirdly endearing, and their relationship made my fujo heart happy. The comedy all landed for me, and the movie was gorgeous. I want to watch a few more movies before the year ends, but I'm happy with this being one of my final films I watched in 2024.

No. 442220

>>441293
i think i got this for like .99 cents at a dvd rental store and turned it off after the horrible part with the ducks

No. 442226

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>>442220
>google it
>duckling dissection played for laughs or something
okay nevermind

>>442216
did you happen to watch it bc of this gif i posted kek

No. 442256

>>442226
I did! It was on my watchlist for awhile so I took it as a sign to finally watch it. Thank you, nonnie.

No. 442271

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>>442256
aww that's great. it's one of my favorite types of movies, "80s/90s flick about fuck-ups doing random things"

No. 442311

Wasn't impressed with Nosferatu even thought some shot were gorgeous the monster wasn't frightening to me he just looked like stalin slenderman,Lily Rose Depp is bad at acting and Nicholas Hoult is very ugly

No. 442352

>>442220
>>442226
Aw, it's one of my favorite movies, I think it's great. And the duck thing definitely isn't played for laughs, it's sad but I think it's worth powering through, it's really not that graphic it's just a plucked bird, you don't see them get cut or anything. didn't anyone else dissect animals at school?

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Watched Chocolat and was very impressed. Of the Claire Denis films I've seen, I either tend to love them or hate them. I'm always astonished by how subtly the stories play out, but how gripping they are in some of her best works. Beau Travail was similar, you don't even realize how invested you are, how deep the story is until its over.

>>442271
I enjoy that genre as well! Do you have any specific recommendations?

No. 442438

I saw Gummo and I fucking hated it. Now I feel crazy for hating it because everyone acts like it's good. I like some Harmony Korine movies but this makes me want to attack him. It was a long, boring, trawl through the mud, showing me over and over again vignettes of random people in a buttfuck town that I can relate to from proximity. I felt nothing towards these people. I felt like all I was being shown for almost 2 hours are piece of shit men taking advantage of women, and piece of shit women taking advantage of children, and everybody abusing cats, and I'm supposed to go wow, this isn't like the other movies. Well done, Harmony. No, but it's still a man's movie. I'm not in awe of Harmony's gentle and empathetic soul, I think he's a shallow edgelord in this movie who is lazily defended by notions of "movies not needing a story or cohesive plot". His self insert as a drunk and heavily abused gay man is pathetic and it was the point in the movie I wanted to truly turn it off. The cat abuse was gratuitous and it's clear it was metaphorical, but it was done shittily. If we start talking about metaphors or loose plots, wait, DID Harmony try and make a movie with a "cohesive plot" but ruined it with his navalgazing not-romanticizing-but-still-romanticizing Chloe Sevigny titty tape gritty VHS shots? Get me another shot of the kid who raped a girl with down syndrome whipping a cat's corpse to death metal. I'd get more stimulation out of watching something from watchpeopledie.com. Jesus Christ. Yeah, let's watch everyone in a disgusting house huff gas. Let's cut that with a little girl talking about how her dad used to rape her, make the film more gritty. And the entire time, you're wondering, what the fuck am I watching this for? What is Harmony even doing? Who gives a fuck? Okay, you're revealing that the world is like this? Who gives a fuck? We know the world is like this. Did you, you fucking moron? You were so busy hamming it up as a fake abused gay man I think you forgot shame. Dude, why the FUCK did this movie get me so heated? Is anybody else feeling this or am I insane?

No. 442446

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>>442438
you're not alone. i despise harmony korine as much as i hate his pedophile buddy larry clark and more popular faggots like darren aronofsky. supposedly half the people who appeared in gummo didn't even get paid or were paid meager amounts. some rich white californian bitch comes in, does poverty porn, exploits them, manages to get "infamous" because of them and moves on. i hate this fat, ugly, privileged retard and everything he stands for. he thinks he's the edgy version of john waters or something, but he hates women too much and is overtly racist. he will not be remembered in movie history.

No. 442451

>>442438
Don't worry, I hated it too. Some of the scenes were shot in extremely dilapidated roach-infested houses in poor neighborhoods in Nashville where there were bugs crawling on the walls, and Korine got butthurt that the filming crew reasonably requested PPE to film in those conditions. He seems to view himself as an auteur for treating his crew like they were stuck-up snobs, but he instead comes off as poverty-fetishizing. I'd feel differently about Gummo if he grew up in these conditions himself, maybe, but he didn't.

No. 442455

>>442451
i doubt any of his crew were paid as much as harmony himself's allowance from his daddy

No. 442539

>>442446
And don't forget he also supported Polanski. Yuck.

No. 442752

I need to watch Babygirl NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW!!!!!!

No. 442772

>>442311
I'm avoiding it even though I love vampire stuff because I hate LRD so much. I've seen clips of her acting for the film and it is atrocious. How is this woman getting hired?

No. 442875

I watched Eyes Wide Shut for the first time.. I'm still letting it sit. I thought the inciting incident was kind of stupid but also probably accurate to the male ego.. man finds out his wife has fantasized about other men and he can't stop thinking about it like it affects him so much kek. Nicole Kidman was amazing though, loved her character, she put him in his place and she was so beautiful. Definitely a good looking movie I think, with the christmas lights and that warm lighting. This is probably a nitpick but the cult people threatened him not to look into it anymore and he didn't listen and got no consequences, they just warned him more times. And Mandy had to die because he didn't listen to her the many times she told him to leave. Obviously, unlikable character ≠ movie flaw but i imagine there are people who relate to him anyway. I didn't like the ending, I get the idea but I didn't like the last lines and I also thought maybe it could've ended after the cult party with Nicole Kidman telling Tom Cruise about her dream.. sorry if that's heresy. This is kind of a ramble

No. 442951

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Just finished watching Vanilla Sky and it's one of the stupidest shit I have seen recently holy fuck. I came across this movie somehow on some "underrated sci fi", read few imdb reviews praising it ("it will blow your mind and you will cry!") and decided to give it a go - holy shit what a mistake. Dumb, boring, shit acting and female characters are very obviously written by scrote because they are so one dimensional and embarrasing…actually no, every character is one dimensional retard. I'll criticize plot and characters in spoiler tags but whoever is interested in watching this shit, I recommend reading spoilers below so you don't waste two hours like I did

So Tom Cruise is some rich spoiled nepo baby leading a rich nepo baby life, being narcisstic and retarded and ruining his father's inherited publishing business or something. He has one best friend whose entire personality is to tell him he loves him and that he is his best friend. He also has a not-girlfriend, Cameron Diaz, who is in love with him and mentions how he fucked her 4 times in one night all the time but to him she is just a friend with benefits. Cameron is obviously unhappy with that but this makes her crazy!! She appears on his party uninvited, what a crazy bitch man!!! Meanwhile his best friend introduces him to manic pixie dream girl Penelope Cruz. It's supposed to be his best friend's date but she is constantly smiling and babbling something in Spanish while prancing around and making fun of Cameron Diaz being sad and desparate- this makes her THE ONE for our main character. She talks like a child btw. Anyways Tom Cruise and Penelope hit it off and his best friend is like "aw shucks man this isn't fair she is my date but oh well you do you, i love you man remember I am your best friend" Then she brings him to her apartment and he looks at her fridge and she has pictures of herself all over her own fridge, very cool. Then she talks some manic pixie girl shit like "what if in next life we get reborn as cats hehe" and Tom Cruise realizes that this is the love of his life. They spend the night watching tv but no sex and Tom Cruise realizes he is a changed man who will now be responsible and work hard. Except there is Cameron Diaz waiting for him in the car. He gets in car with her and she is jealous of Penelope and angey that he is only using her for sex, starts driving faster and reminds him that they had sex 4 times in one night and (i kid you not l, this is the line) she drink his sperm!! and then drives over a bridge in a murder suicide attempt but only she dies while Tom Cruise survives but his face is mangled. Meanwhile while all this is happening the scene jumps to some prison where Tom Cruise already has a mangled face but is wearing a mask and there is a psychiatrist trying to make him admit he murdered someone. Anyways back to the plot, he is now mangled (his face looks really funny) but doesn't feel bad about Cameron or anything, nobody really does, so he goes to find Penelope in some ballet class and she is like "oh there you are long time no see" while smiling and being cute. Then scenea start junping where he is arguing with plastic surgeons, then psychiatrist again, then there is him, his best friend and penelope going clubbing but Tom feels bad about being ugly so he gets shitface drunk and Penelope is like "hehe this toally isnt you hehe" , she leaves him blackout drunk on streets and leaves with his best friend. Movie gets even more retarded at this point, tons of disconnected scenes, where Tom starts mixing up Penelope and Cameron, kills one of them while having sex with them , his psychiatrist is his dad who cant remember his daughters names or some shit, his best friend reminds him he is his best friend. He finally realizes he paid some company to put him in cryogenic sleep because he died for some reason and he has been lucid dreaming this whole time and calls for tech support because lucid dream has gone wrong. Tech support guy appears and explains that Tom Cruise killed himself after Penelope left him in streets to die and went with his best friend. There is a short funeral scene where Penelope enters, does a pouty sad face when she sees his picture and is like "oh well" and leaves while prancing kek. Anyways tech support guy explains he is not actually dead because they froze him and he is lucid dreaming and is now 200 years in the future. He offers him to continue lucid dreaming or wake up, with his face fixed but Penelope is dead so it's future without her oh no. He decides to wake up anyway and Penelope appears one last time and tells him how they are gonna be reborn as cats again. He then jumps off a building because fear of heights was his last fear. He is not reborn as a cat and movie ends. What a piece of shit

No. 442967

>>442951
>Woman yells "i drank your cum" as a justification for driving him off a cliff
>Other woman prances away from his funeral without a care
If you only pay attention to these two things it's a very good movie

No. 442985

>>442951
had a shit day and your summary made me laugh, kek thanks

No. 443007

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>>442205
I love that movie! The ending is fantastic. It's a King story, but one that neatly removes the more annoying aspects of his writing, and is better for it.

I watched this movie on a whim a couple of days ago.
I have never wanted to go to a director's house and do his kneecaps in like I did after wasting almost two hours of my life on this.
Even without knowing the previous movie is basically porn, you can sense the sleazy grease oozing from the director. There are some interesting choices (the music and photography are reminiscent of an old-timey movie, the spanish flu setting makes it essentially a period piece covid movie) but instead of fully exploring these ideas, they're basically just set dressing for a very, very predictable crazy girl slasher with an unsympathetic protagonist. The only character I found myself rooting on is the mother, and what could have been an emotional scene with her about halfway into the movie is ruined by the fact that it takes place during a cartoonishly loud thunderstorm.

No. 443245

>>442875
You inspired me to watch it again, I always have a great time with this movie. I crack up every time at Tom Cruise’s face being absolutely wrecked by the thought of his wife fantasizing about another man. Then he just spirals into bad decision after bad decision, it’s kind of endearing how he never actually manages to cheat. This might be one of the most misunderstood movies ever (along with american psycho). The plot is pretty clear if you watch it a second time, but film bros act like it’s some impossibly deep masterpiece full of secrets. Maybe it’s just too hard for them to face the mediocrity of the average scrote kek.

No. 443250

>>443007
I will never understand why pearl is seen as a “femcel movie” at the same caliber as something like gone girl. Pearl never seemed genuinely unhinged, it was like a shitty Harley Quinn impression or something. I also hate how the director has to shoehorn his porn addiction into everything, like the scene where a sleazy moid shows her some old timey porn and she says she likes it? She should’ve murdered him right then and there tbh.
Maxxxine had the same porn glorification and it made even less sense. She auditions for what you think is going to be a sleazy 80s slasher because they make her show her tits, but then the film is supposed to be some high brow psychological horror with a feminist female director?? Seems like they were trying to justify the sleaziness because muh sex positivity. Ti west sucks and his films are overrated moid garbage. Not surprising at all that Sam levinson produced the x trilogy.

No. 443329

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Just finished watching The Polar Express. I remember this movie from my childhood and it left an impression on me where I could never forget about it and always wanted to rewatch it at some point. Well, this belated Christmas I finally did.
It was interesting. I can see why people said it spooked them when they were kids. Lots of liminal spaces, faint music echoing in the background, actual jumpscares, homeless ghost man, the train being dangerous and getting into different accidents from start to finish lmao and so on. The main characters are nameless AFAIK, but the main boy is so sweet and trying his best to believe in Santa, and they really decided to spook him and prank him into it kek. The kid who joined last and sat all alone in his own train car was so adorable as well. The girl was the best though and the nicest sweetest little thing. I really enjoyed their shenanigans. The nerdy kid is straight up autistic, unironically talking about trains and history in detail to fellow kids, kek.
The ending actually made me tear up when the main kid finally believed in Santa, got his own special gift, the sleigh ring, and he said goodbye and thanks to all his friends. So sweet and heart warming.
The soundtrack is awesome actually, well balanced between Christmas classics and some original soundtrack that is super catchy. I also loved the animation style tbh. I miss when CGI looked like this in the 2000s. Realistic with a bit of stylization where you can see that it's animation and not real. Nowadays it either looks indistinguishable from reality, which is impressive but boring, or too stylized it looks uncanny and horrifying. Think modern video games for the former, Pixar recent movies for the latter. The 2000s were peak CGI and no one can convince me otherwise.

No. 443337

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I couldn't stop staring at her cheekbones and i think that really did take away from her performance.

No. 443463

>>442752
Have you seen it yet? I personally didn't like it and Harris's haircut was so fucking ugly

No. 443672

Hated Nosferatu, it sucked and was bad, it was just a bunch of memberberries referencing better Dracula/Nosferatu films as an excuse to get every actress's titties out. Everything looked cheap, the cg was obvious, the acting was bad. The film only makes sense if you've seen any other version of Nosferatu first, because the director is too busy gooning to actually tell a coherent story.

The whole thing feels like a vague fan edit of a real, coherent film, or like he's just recreating his favorite moments from better movies, or like he got the idea to make it after watching Coppola's Dracula and The Idol back to back and thought it would be sooo cool to combine them.

>>443337
Her face took me completely out of it every time she was on screen. She looks like she's going to pop. I guess she did try, at least? But it was pretty obvious she was just hired to writhe and moan and crawl around and say she's a good girl.

No. 443808

>>443672
I really like that director but I don’t understand why he chose to make nosferatu a psychosexual/erotic horror movie. I know that the story is just dracula so it’s a metaphor for Victorian attitudes around sex, but nosferatu adaptations were never as focused on the sexual aspect as dracula adaptations were. Count orlok himself is supposed to look ugly and scary unlike dracula who was at least somewhat conventionally attractive in the bela Lugosi film.

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I though Gladiator 2 was alright, it wasn't great but it wasn't bad either. There's so many bad movies being made these days that an alright movie is a breath of fresh air. People just wanted something to complain about and would complain no matter how the movie would turn out. I get that it wasn't historically accurate but what I didn't get in quality I got in quantity and by that I mean more pathetic slut emperors. That's what I came for and that's what I got.

No. 444043

>>443007
I never got the appeal about this movie. I watched it before people hyped it, and I second guessed myself after I saw people going crazy over over it. I thought about rewatching it, but I don't think I'll waste my time again, from the little I remember of it, it's not worth it.

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>>442438
Kek, I describe Gummo as "the worst movie you'll never want to see again". To be fair, I was prepared because nobody told me it was good, but my friends talked about how it's this bleak movie about these weird people in some depressing backwater town, and that you feel gross after watching it. It was more like a rite of passage to watch it out of curiosity to see how uncomfortable it was. Harmony Korine is such an edgelord. Also I remember people having the picture of the the Bunny Boy on their Myspace profiles, it always felt weird and fetishy to me

No. 444282

>>444008
Too real nona. I don’t think I would care much for the first movie if it weren’t for joaquin phoenix being a pathetic crybaby. The action scenes looked great though. I haven’t seen gladiator 2 yet but I know it will be a breath of fresh air with all of the ugly looking movies this year.

No. 444446

>>444282
Besides the emperors I really liked the indoor scenes lighting.

No. 444511

Watched Nosferatu and some of the nudity was definitely not needed, but I thought the acting was fine. I was surprised by Lily Rose Depp she's not the best actress in the world but she played her character good enough. When she let that ugly creature bed her I had to look away.

No. 444777

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Watched trap and it was retarded. I laughed at kid cudi showing up and acting like a fag though

No. 444798

>>444511
Ew what? Is that what’s implied in the older versions? In Werner Herzog’s version the fiend only felt her up. Haven’t seen the absolute OG but I’d imagine it can’t deviate too far from Herzog’s

No. 444801

Rec me any modern (past 2000) serious Japanese film with good acting.

No. 444827

>>444801
Not sure what you're looking for or what you've already seen but maybe Helter Skelter, My Rainy Days, and Battle Royale?

No. 444829

>>444801
Departures could maybe be?

No. 444830

>>444827
>Battle Royale
>serious
I doubt your ability to offer me recs, sorry.

No. 444831

>>444829
Already seen that one.

No. 444838

>>444801
tokyo sonata, blue spring, distance, su-ki-da, mio on the shore, harmful insect, the third murder, kotoko, hanging garden

No. 444845

>>444801
Drive My Car (2021)
Monster (2023)
All About Lily ChouChou (2001)

No. 444852

>>444262
I don't know anything about this movie, but judging from this shot alone, I assume it was made by a pedo

No. 445029

>>444511
The original Nosferatu is my favorite silent movie, so I was interested in this. But added sex scenes with mr ugly vampire? Ew NO thanks.

No. 445030

>>444830
Upgrade your vocabulary then because nobody understands what you're actually looking for kek.

No. 445081


No. 445088

>>444830
You should watch Visitor Q, it’s very serious I promise

No. 445092

>>444801
Not sure what you mean by "serious" exactly as it's a bit vague, but I quite enjoyed "Our Little Sister" (Japanese title is 海街 diary) from 2015. Three sisters that don't have a relationship with their father end up adopting their half-sister who they hadn't really met before and they form a relationship with her throughout the movie. I'd consider it serious, but maybe you wouldn't.

No. 445839

this is rancid

No. 445865

my moids are dragging me to nosferatu, how bad is it?

No. 445872

>>442438
SAME. I hate it when scrotes think "hey, did you guys know that…the world…is bad?" is a profound and shocking message. Most of them finally realise that life won't magically give them everything they want when they're pushing 30, and they assume everyone else is just as mind-blown about it as them. However, they can only express their outrage through pointless rapeshit because they are scrotes and their "creativity" and "intellect" is Klein-bottled.

No. 445891

Should I watch the Harry Potter movies or are there too many of them and the story is incomplete and ongoing? Do I need to read the books to understand everything or is it ok to stick to the movies only?

No. 445948

>>445891
its worth watching if you're a fan of whimsy, the plot is rather simple and most things get explained, plus watching the movies over reading the books means you get to avoid harry whining a lot of the time lel. no need to watch the cash grab prequel movies they've made, they are a drag and don't add anything interesting.

No. 445977

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nonitas can you suggest me atmospheric vibey movies like picrel i need to feel alive again. genre doesn’t matter as long as it’s good

No. 445980

>>445948
NTA, I liked the FIRST prequel instalment because it was a relatively self-contained adventure (and I thought Newt was a fun protagonist) but the rest of them are so boring.

No. 445984

>>445948
Thanks!

No. 446007

>>445839
Decided to hatewatch it. It was a snoozefest. Idek what was the point with the unnecessary incest and the giant inflated baby.

No. 446054

>>445977
Excalibur (1981)
The Fall (2006)
Life of Pi (2012)
The Fountain (2006)
Mirror (1975)
The Neverending Story (1984)
Suspiria (1977)
Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

No. 446060

>>446054
ty queen

No. 446078

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>>445865
i liked it, but i expected more from the guy who brought us the witch and the lighthouse, both of which are masterpieces imo.
the movie never reaches the same height it does as the lead-up to the castle. thomas staying at the inn, being taken to the castle, meeting orlok and being fed on then jumping out the window are all absolute peak 10/10 cinema scenes for me. the movie blows its load on those scenes and goes down from there.

No. 446179

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I'm scared of watching Emilia Perez. Has anyone here watched it?

No. 446215

Why are 70s movies so fucking weird man. I like them, but why.

No. 446222

>>446179
don't do this to yourself

No. 446231

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No. 446238

>>446215
Why would you post this awful movie? I've only read the synopsis but I wish I could scrub it from my brain.

No. 446241

>>446238
this was the movie that inspired the fallout series

No. 446242

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Watched Commando recently. The final action scene is a bit of a drag, but it's a very funny movie. Arnold feels like a 8 yrs old boy just running around causing avoc

No. 446244

>>446241
EW what the fuck. Glad I never played those now.

No. 446248

>>446244
they're good games. also idk what's so gross and scandalous about people kidnapping a man to use as a sperm donor. that's what should be done to men irl

No. 446252

>>446248
Is there a reason you're leaving out the parts about women being seen as nothing but a sexual commodity and the boy specifically looking for women so he can rape them..?

No. 446254

>>446252
you mean what most men would do in the apocalypse? lol

No. 446307

>>443672
Is it true there was a child sex scene in the movie? I saw some nona ranting about it

No. 446342

>>446238
some anons are such fags i swear to god

No. 446359

>>446078
Thomas was my favorite part of the movie. I'm a bit bias because I already like Nicolas Hoult as an actor, but both him and LRD felt very likable and enjoyable as Thomas and Ellen. The cinematography was incredible when he was riding to the castle.

No. 446363

>>442205
The Mist broke me. I had a friend make me a burned dvd of it a year after it came out and I watched it in utter silence. I read the book, so I thought I knew what to expect, but the movie ending was so much better. I'm happy with the direction the movie took, as well as the liberties of some characters. One of King's best novel (short story) to movies imo. Even better than IT.

No. 446366

>>443250
The old timey porn scene was so uncomfortable. I was so worried he was going to try to SA her. I wanted to like Pearl, but I didnt. It's the best of the shitty Pearl, X and Maxxxine movies, but a pile of shit that stinks less is still a pile of shit.

No. 446405

>>446307
you guys are ridiculous. there is no "child sex scene". LRD's character contacts orlok by accident when she's younger and she has an orgasm before she sees how horrifying he is. tbh the nicholas hoult character seems to get more sexually assaulted when he gets fed on since orlok literally humps him as he's feeding.
>>446359
i think hoult wants to be a vampire's thrall irl. i think the movie could've cut out like 30 minutes. i didn't care for the other guy and his wife, but i was there for orlok, ellen, thomas, albin and wilhelm. oh and that hilarious servant dude.

No. 446416

>>446405
>LRD's character contacts orlok by accident when she's younger and she has an orgasm before she sees how horrifying he is
nta but that still sounds kind of retarded kek i hate modern movies so much

No. 446420

>>446416
i don't love the explanation that eggers added in, but it kind of makes sense later
it's supposed to be giving ellen her power back because she's the one who ends up defeating orlok while the men around her fail to do so
also, she looks exactly the same the first time she contacts him, i wasn't aware she was even supposed to be younger until dialogue explained it. she doesn't look like a child.

No. 446423

>>445977
lost in translation

No. 446455

>>446078
Never watched the Lighthouse but I did hear very good reviews about it. Could you watch it with a parent or is that a bad idea? I've read that there is some gore but that's about it.

No. 446459

>>446455
absolutely don't watch with a parent unless you're okay with witnessing extremely pent-up sexual frustration and homoeroticism between two nasty lighthouse keeper men lol. i fucking love the movie. it's so bizarre and unsettling, peak eggers.

No. 446466

>>446459
NAYRT but I'm glad I declined watching it with my parents

No. 446482

>>446231
Hated this film, not only is it nothing more the director's mindless narcissist vomit there is actual animal cruelty in it.

No. 446485

>>446078
i totally agree with you nona. even just that slo-mo scene of the horses slowly coming towards thomas in the forest was peak, i don't know how to describe it but i loved the thumpy horse hoof sounds kek and i was sad that the rest of the movie didn't feel the same

No. 446506

>>446215
something tells me I should just read the Ellison story and skip this…

No. 446542

Finally saw Inglourious Basterds after watching spotty potato clips here and there of the French scenes to ameliorate my French. Why tf would Bridget leave her shoes and signature behind. Everybody was already dead so they’d have time to collect evidence of her presence. She’s shown to be quite sharp in wit and observant knowing exactly what gave the Brit away so why would her random flaw be that she left her shoes behind. Why not a calling card instead. No doubt she might’ve even liked them how would she just forget those and not her purse as well as not expect follow-ups on who they belonged to. Leave it up to a man to write such a poorly fleshed out woman character.

No. 446543

>>446215
I thought it was hilarious personally but it’s been ages since I first and last saw it. The anecdote that always comes to mind on how to sum up the 70s was a witness’ testimony in the Wonderland murders. She said she waited to call the police bc she didn’t realize the screams were real and not the consequence of a tantric sex session. It was just a whole different world

>>446060
I’d start w Ridley Scott‘s Blade Runner first. The 80s one. It even has similar color grading to your gif

No. 446730

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Ummmm wuthering heights was one of my fav books when I was an emo teenager and I loved the '92 adaptation mainly because of the music by ryuichi sakamoto and the fact I had a crush on ralph fiennes and I only now found out that this year they're making another adaptation with fucking jacob elordi as heathcliff and margot robbie as cathy, are you fucking kidding me… And the biggest concern of people is that heathcliff is gonna be played by a white actor, not that elordi is a shitty actor and ugly dude… can they finally stop casting meme actors and bring some new faces, some talented nobodies, there have to be some right? Same with fucking lily rose depp in nosferatu who only got any roles and contracts with fashion designers because of her parents. I'm so fucking tired of these boring meme people with no actual charisma or acting skills, when will this shit end

No. 446734

>>446420
Nta but what's powerful about sacrificing herself to save others and letting herself get raped… I hate male writing so much jesus christ

No. 446742

>>446542
Saw that movie back when it came out and it made me realize I've been doing the 'three" sign the european way and not the american way, even though I'm a burger. I would have survived.

No. 446746

>>446405
I swear, there is a massive influx of actual retards coming onto LC or way too young people trying to talk about Nosferatu and not understanding it's based on a movie made over 100 years ago. I like Egger's style a lot. I saw both the original version of the Lighthouse and his, and enjoyed them both. Too many not understand Ellen's struggle and her trying to take back her power is annoying af.

No. 446751

>>446746
ngl this thread in particular has been shit for about a year. i'm glad there's still people like you and some others who frequent it but i see way too much purity policing going on as well as straight-up retarded opinions and failure to understand narratives put forth by movies ITT. it didn't used to be so bad. someone's going to reply to your comment with some shit like >>446734 . like i said i didn't love the narrative that eggers gave and i think the movie could've been edited for time a lot more, but eggers is a huge fan of nosferatu and wanted to do it justice + give it his own take, while also attempting to modernize it for audiences who didn't just want to see a woman die and that was that. i actually thought it was a little corny and tropey for eggers, i prefer the sort of feminism he achieved in the witch, but i did appreciate his attempt.

anyway have a fun BTS video

No. 446758

>>446751
>prefer the sort of feminism he achieved in the witch
What's feminist about worshipping satan's cock (or worshipping any other being)? I know the tie between women and the occult has always been coded as "feminist" and this is one of the most retarded memes out there. I swear it's XXI century and people still call any shit "feminist", including sexual promiscuity or believing in zodiac. I'm so tired

No. 446761

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No. 446764

>>446761
Ok so no arguments to defend hetero, cock worshipping coded "feminism", understood

No. 446766

>>446764
there is no hetero cock-worshipping in the witch

No. 446770

>>443672
>>445865
I thought it was pretty good but I have some gripes. LRD's face whiplashed me out of the fantasy every time she was on screen, why this director keeps hireing bogged lead women for historical fiction is beyond me. She could at least have disolved her filler beforehand goddamn. Bill Skarsgård was a horrible nosferatu, it was so obviously just a young man with a lot of sfx makeup on. He didn't sound old or seem ancient at all, he sounded like what he is, a young man trying to play an old man. The nudity scenes were also egregious, they served no purpose except for telling me the director is a man. I thought the horse scene was leading up to her being sacrificed or luring him but instead it was for no reason other than showing a pretty naked woman on a horse? Could have been a plot moment but no, it was just a cheap moid jerkoff moment

No. 446771

>>446770
>I thought the horse scene was leading up to her being sacrificed or luring him but instead it was for no reason other than showing a pretty naked woman on a horse? Could have been a plot moment but no, it was just a cheap moid jerkoff moment
no this is literally what was done in that time period. the town would have a virgin ride a horse into a cemetery and where the horse stopped was supposed to be where a vampire was buried. you guys are so fucking stupid i have to believe you're underage.

No. 446777

>>446771
So then there was no reason for her to be naked at all except to give us a titshot? It didnt even show the horse avoiding the grave, it just showed her being naked and them killing him. It was pure jerkoff fodder even if that was the reason then. Also why did mrs hardings tit have to fall out when she got bit by rats? Was there a historical reason for that too?

No. 446779

>>446771
I swear handmaidens will defend "historical realism" in movies and tv shows with women who have perfectly shaved legs and arm pits lol

No. 446781

>>446771
I swear, the influx of underaged nonnies is so damn obvious.

No. 446784

>>446781
>you don't like pointless over exposition of naked female bodies in fiction? You're underage!!!1111
Don't forget to call me puritan too

No. 446793

>>446771
Are you really acting like this is supposed to be common knowledge? We weren't all born in the 1800s like you.

No. 446800

>>446777
Was there a historical reason that Orlok’s man-servant was fully naked in half his screen time? Was there a historical reason for Orlok to also be dick-out naked walking around? Idk. The scene of him dry humping Thomas was jerkoff material for me personally.

No. 446855

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is she right?

No. 446859

>>446248
go away weirdo

No. 446861

>>446855
no, there are plenty of people discussing movies as art, and if there aren't any around you, you should find more friends. Plus your typical highbrow movies were never really made for a wide audience, obviously with some exceptions. Most popular movies like Wonka or something just don't really require a deep commentary, it's the equivalent of fast food junk in a movie form kek

No. 446862

>>446859
>she doesn’t think men should have to prove that they aren’t deviants before being allowed into society
embarrassing!

No. 446864

>>446855
Not going on xitter, assuming that the clip is just that scene from the movie, I found that scene funny myself. Her acting just didn't sell it and took away from the immersion.

No. 446870

>>446800
You really think a naked old manservant is the same as actresses being naked for no reason? He was naked bc he has lost his mind, they were naked for fap fodder for men. Are you being obtuse on purpose? Why do you cape for moids perverted intentions so hard?

No. 446886

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>>446870
i'm just gonna start reporting you for bait for literally claiming everyone else is being obtuse when you have been demonstrably proven false that there were naked people for "fap fodder" and you were probably the same weirdo from bluesky or something who said there was a "child sex scene" in the movie. get some hobbies.

No. 446899

kek i knew this movie was going to be shit just from the announcement. reason number 54324566777889975 on why remakes need to stop
>>446855
no one's going to take it seriously if it feels like the movie or actors themselves don't. (plus what the other anon said about the acting makes it hard to immerse along with LRD's modern day surgery)

No. 446963

>>446855
Eggers movies are not art to me, Idgaf

No. 447037

>>446730
Dear lord, every time I listen to music by Ryuichi Sakamoto I am shattered by the utter beauty and despair of it

No. 447041

>>446870
ikr imagine making a whole moid movie your personality and brushing off criticism as muh false equivalency. a whole incel argument kek. these dumb bitches can't be helped

No. 447070

>>446963
Agree not fond of his work at all. Didn’t necessarily hate it but the Lighthouse is Brokeback Mountain in Eraserhead format

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>>445977
>>446054
I would like to add Ladyhawke to this list

No. 447210

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Sorry for the zoomer speak but is Lily Rose Depp allergic to having good hair ? She already had sad flat hair in the IDol. But it was particularly egregious in Nosferatu with the vantablack frizzy hair, it made her face look even more like a giant egg.
>But it's the director's vision it's on purpose !!!
It's ugly, it doesn't look like natural black hair, and if feels so moidy to justify something ugly by saying "it's my vision", why can't you have vision for cute stuffs ?

No. 447211

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>>447210
Samefag but just because it's gothic horror doesn't mean she can't keep her blonde hair or at least give her a nice looking black ? It's outrageously ugly.

No. 447213

>>447210
>why can't you have vision for cute stuffs ?
Kek I'm sorry but my immediate thought was "…in Nosferatu?"

No. 447215

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>>447213
Why not ? The costume were beautiful. Even the hair look cuter as a rich dark brown in the concept art.

No. 447216

>>447213
Yeah, I agree the wig was ass but why TF would she have "cute" hair in this movie. She's poor, haunted by some undead groomer zombie guy and keeps having seizures. Why would she style her hair

No. 447217

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>>447215
Is this not good enough for you?

No. 447218

>>447217
What tf does your pic have to do with her hair ?

No. 447219

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>>447211
god that pillow face is so bad. these filler cheeks looks especially jarring in period costume
>>447210
to be fair that time period had truly unfortunate hairstyles with the flattened hair and centre part

No. 447225

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No. 447227

>>447225
Why can't I hate her hair and pillow face ? Retard

No. 447229

>>447213
nta but the actress in the 1922 version had better hair

No. 447259

>>446777
Yeah, I understand the part about the woman on the horse, but why did they have to show Anna's tits while she was getting attacked by rats? Gross and unnecessary.

No. 447266

>>447210
Yeah that hair was a travesty. It looked completely unnatural, which is a big mistake if your movie is set in the 1800s. It's not even that dark hair doesn't suit her, it's that the dye-job/wig looks obviously fake. How do you have access to the best hairdressers in the showbiz and somehow come out with this? I even actually quite liked the movie, but it's nowhere near a masterpiece and definitely not Eggers' best work. I thought LRD was pretty good in it, too.
>inb4 hurr durr why are you looking for realism in a movie about vampires?

No. 447268

>>447211
Humpty dumpty looking ass

No. 447271

>>447211
Not to be mean but this picture really makes it obvious how bad her plastic surgeries are. They won't cast regular looking women but they'll cast botched nepo babies?

No. 447273

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>>447210
>>447211
When I saw that hair I thought they were referencing Isabelle Adjani in the 1979 nosferatu only her hair is naturaly dark and she wore pretty heavy makeup

No. 447292

>>447266
At some point in the movie you can literally see the lace front so it's a really bad wig. I honestly think if you died her hair black you'd have the problem that it's so thin that her skin would noticeably shine through the black roots.
But why didn't they just buy a good wig?
I feel crazy every time I see a shit wig because I can't be the only one noticing right?

No. 447320

>>447273
I'm pretty sure they were trying to style her to look like Isabelle Adjani on purpose, they made a lot of references to other vampire films, for example the castle being the same one as Herzog's Nosferatu

No. 447351

Love how obvious it is how many of you are clearly retarded and don’t care about feminism, screaming about there being tits in the movie while simultaneously calling LRD an ugly bitch who’s had too many plastic surgeries. What a shitshow this threads become(baiting/infighting/derailing)

No. 447372

>>447210
>hair that dark
>light eyebrows
What a stupid mistake. That was easily fixable.

No. 447373

>>447351
Are you saying a real feminist would be fine with her surgery? I'm confused. Most of the criticism seems to be more about the fact that it looks very out of place for the time period and setting, not calling her an "ugly bitch".

No. 447471

>>446730
>that heathcliff is gonna be played by a white actor

is…. is heathcliff not supposed to be white?

No. 447472

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Any nonnies into musicals? which ones do you like the most?

No. 447483

>>447471
Well he was called a gypsy in the book and according to twitter and tumblr gypsies can never be white (only dark skinned like the darknest of Indian people ofc). In one of the adaptations they even made him black kek

No. 447491

i like RLM half the time but this review was annoying. very disingenuous to portray the only criticisms of the movie being brainlets saying "it wuz boring lul"
what was LRDs character arc again? she solved the problem ~her own way~ instead of doing what her husband and drs would have preferred byyyy sleeping with the vampire who had been saying "you will fuck me" the entire movie?? she went from a chick who didnt want to sleep with this dude to a chick who didnt want to sleep with this dude but did. amazing.

unrelated to their review the dumbest scene in the whole movie had to have been the fight between LDR and nick hoult once they returned to their home. she picks a fight in the pettiest way ("you said you'd write me every day" lmao i could tell she was about to bring up every grievance she ever had with him, that was the one funny part), they blow up back and forth at each other until LRD begins convulsing/seizing and then two seconds later they both decide in the middle of their vampire posession fight they are totally horny and its a good idea to have sex like the seizure is just LRDs cute little quirk. i laughed so hard at this scene because i could not believe they were serious. truly felt like i was watching 2 retards on screen after that, any concern i had felt for their situation completely evaporated.

No. 447494

>>447491
tbh, i didn't like the movie on the whole that much, but most of the criticism itt is genuinely retarded.
if the movie had continued like it did up til hoult escapes the castle it'd probably be at least 9/10 but eggers felt really aimless after those scenes.

No. 447495

>>447472
Les Mis is my favorite, but the movie adaptation kinda sucks

No. 447515

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>>447472
Yes! Got a great fondness for Annie and imo Carol Burnett is the only Miss Hannigan. Chicago's also great

No. 447523

>>447518
It doesn't have to be sexual (as in "this scene is supposed to make you horny") in order to be exploitative, also portraying women doing things that are generally harmful to women as "liberating"

No. 447561

>>447495
I never watched it besides a couple clips but reading all the behind the scenes info made me mad. The director wanted it to be all live singing so all the actors and musicians got stuck performing over and over again for HOURS, some of them were sick or starved themselves during filming so they sounded like shit, etc. IMO even ignoring Russell Crowe a few of the other choices for singing were bad like Sacha Baron Cohen and Kate Fleetwood (sorry)

No. 447604

>>447523
This took me a while to learn to be frank, sometimes I still have trouble grasping it

No. 447618

>>447471
Haven't read the book since school but he's referred to by various terms implying he's brown or not white, and people take that really literally, when in reality calling somebody Moorish or "Indian" at the time just meant that they were not as pale as other white people.

No. 447634

>>446730
The book is as English as it gets and they cast two Australians lmao. I like Margot and I know she has range, but she has a Hollywood face, there's nothing Victorian or broodish about her. I don't even want to talk about Elordi. They should just get some young, unknown, talented theater actors and Heathcliff should be Romani.

No. 447639

>>446855
Yes, because movies should be treated as Sacred Art Form that you can never make fun of. I agree that there's problem with valuable film criticism when everyone just shits up letterbox with unfunny one line 'reviews' and dead memes, but this sounds pretentious and moralfaggy in reference to 13 seconds fan clip on Twitter.

No. 447640

>>447472
I love Hairspray all of the songs are good.

No. 447648

Just watched Nosferatu. The nudity was ok (tolerable, moidish as expected, your average art film really). But damn. Nosferatu has like, 0 cake. Chicken wing looking ass. I need my male vampires to have sexy big butts, 4/10.

No. 447652

>>447273
it pissed me off how much her performance was just ripping off Isabelle Adjani's performance in Possession (she even admitted to it in an interview) as well as copying her look from Nosferatu.

>>447471
his race is ambiguous due to him being abandoned at birth but he's referred to as "dark skinned" and it's speculated by another character that he's a romani gypsy or a 'lascar' which meant someone from the general area of the Indian subcontinent. So brown and south Asian looking.

No. 447656

>>447648
I wish he was more built too. Wanted that cake as well.

No. 447659

>>442216
>and their relationship made my fujo heart happy
What about Him & uncle Monty, lol.
I've read this character is based on the director's expierence with Franco Zeffirelli on the set of "Romeo and Juliet".

No. 447667

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>>447659
nta but awww uncle monty was so cute even if he was a borderline rapist. mr. dursley!

No. 447669

File: 1736636021522.mp4 (19.17 MB, 1280x720, 2jepzp2dPqOwVh8X.mp4)

I'm deeply fascinated by Emilia Perez because it's like, everything I hate in a movie. I kind of want to hate watch it but I'm not strong enough. Here's a song about Vaginoplasty.

No. 447671

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>>447669
I have no idea what Selena Gomez is singing despite knowing spanish myself (the subtitles are in portuguese so that also doesn't help)

No. 447673

>>447667
Very posh.

No. 447676

>>447669
from penis to vaginaaa

No. 447677

>>447669
>>447671
The state of modern cinema. And none of them can even sing. This shit makes me feel better about my own shitty singing.

No. 447685

just saw it, i cried so much. didn't expect it to be so emotional

No. 447690

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settling in with a nice coffee and watching the craft. i love this movie so much.

No. 447705

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I loved it.

No. 447713

>>447669
this feels like a bad fever dream combined with an SNL skit. is this meant to be a comedy?

No. 447770

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Rewatched Hard Candy because it’s one of my favorite movies with Ellen Page psychologically torturing a pedo and forcing him to off himself at the end and it’s where I discovered my favorite song by Blonde Redhead.

No. 447789

>>446855
I’m less annoyed by people making silly edits of “serious” clips from movies than I am with people laughing and being obnoxious during serious moments at the theatre. I’ve noticed it the most with horror movies, it seems like every horror movie I go to see there’s people who laugh at gory and scary scenes like an edgelord 12 year old boy. We get it, you aren’t scared, you don’t have to make it about yourself and how tough you are. Or if they are scared, they don’t allow themselves to be because it’s not real. When I watch a movie I want to be scared! I saw “the thing” in theatres a while ago which has some of the greatest special effects in any movie and yet there were people laughing at it. If you can’t even take movies seriously, why even watch them?

No. 447801

>>447789
tbh they just make me think of this skit. they probably ARE scared or trying to fill awkward silence by laughing

No. 447838

>>447789
Totally agree with you and they don't just do this with scary movies. They'll do it during any type of serious moment across most genres. Best well behaved crowd for a movie I've been to was a romantic drama and the entire theatre was packed with women with like two moids who were thankfully able to keep their holes shut.

No. 447854

>>447789
Sorry, laughing is my reaction to everything, especially everything surprising or shocking.

No. 447875

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Watched Anora with my friend. It was ok. Fun at times but there is not that much to it. There were also too many sex scenes in this movie (I know it's about a sex worker so it's to be expected but there was much more that could have been explored and expanded on). I feel the male characters were more interesting at times than the Anora herself (even though I didn't like them).

No. 447882

>>447491
It's about struggling with her shadow and Animus possession. Von Franz was a Swiss psychiatrist who dabbled in alchemy, obviously meant to be Carl Jung. Von Franz irl was a woman who worked with him. Eggers wife is a psychologist.
The fight between Hoult and LDR, she was possessed by Orlok, it wasn't her. Hoult tried to reestablish dominance by having sex with her, especially since she mentioned him being raped by Orlok (emasculated by the Animus). She did and didn't want to have sex with Orlok, logically speaking she didn't, but deep down in her shadow she did. Only by bringing her own shadow to light, she could vanquish the evil. In modern terms: The story is basically about a woman with BPD who wants to self harm by fucking a literal corpse. She gets initially triggered into it when she's abandoned by her husband. It's only possible to deal with the darkness inside when it's brought to light, but everyone discourages her, drugs her, doesn't believe her etc. Until the only solace, the last resort she has is basically suicide. If Hoult didn't abandon her and got her help for her trauma, none of this would've happened. But nobody wanted to listen.

No. 447895

>>447669
The weirdest thing to me is that not even a song per se, just him naming the procedures, no cadence, no lyricism.
Can't believe I'm still here lost to this crap

No. 448131

I'm tired of female trauma (usually related to her sexuality) being portrayed "artisically" in cinema. I've seen this shit since the 60s and I've seen over 3000 movies and I'm just tired. Men are never portrayed in this way. Never. I don't give a fuck of how "artistic" and "deep" it is. I don't want it to exist.

No. 448158

>>447215
Aw man pastel gothic horror is a missed opportunity in my book. That would’ve been a new interpretation

No. 448164

>>448131
I bow to you. What’s your favorite all time movie so far?

No. 448218

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Nosferatu is the worst Eggers movie

No. 448376

Idk where to post this, but well RLM kinda reviews movies (albeit Z class movies) and I bet here are some anons who are RLM fans.
This was probably the funniest episode they made in years, I felt like I'm back in 2015. I was sceptical of the guest, but he turned out great. I was uncomfortable with their lack of reflection on the anti porn stuff (like to them it's just "bad religious guy hates porn because it makes people good") but whatever, I don't expect actual social awareness from them, I watched it just for the impressions. Honestly the DeNiro impression at 34:00 and even more so the impression of David Attenborough narrating Arnold Schwarzenegger terrorizing small brazilian village made me laugh so hard I almost pissed myself in my bed (around 1:20:37)
Anyway I find it sad that we will never go back to this era of people making batshit insane straight to vhs/DVD movies about drinking your own urine or elderly fitness.

And just the idea of renting physical movies??? I remember being a small kid and going to local rental stores with my parents. I remember those places, they seem magical now but also fever dream like, like on one shelf there's my little pony cartoons, on another Princess Mononoke, and yet on another, porn. The farther you go, the worse and more bizarre shit you will see and the more angry your parents will get. I was there, I remember the dawn of VHS, I remember when my local shopping mall wanted to get rid of all their vhs tapes fast, so they were making sales and selling each for literally like 5 bucks, even Disney productions, stuff that I could get maybe like 2-3 times per year, maybe for my birthday and christmas. And there I was buying like 20 vhs tapes for literal pennies. Crazy stuff. I'm european so that's just my perspective, I wonder if in America that shift from vhs to DVD was also so rampant, shops literally cutting like 90% of the prices of video tapes just to get rid of them and images of kids with buckets filled with video tapes lmao

No. 448385

>>448218
is it really worse than the northman? i still haven't seen the northman, because i fucking hate vikings.

No. 448436

>>447669
This song is actually kind of catchy, I thought Wicked would take the trophies at the Golden Globes.

No. 448440

>>443463
Nonna, I’m so late to this, but yeah. When I first watched it, I absolutely hated it. Dear Lord, that man was pathetic. Yet somehow extremely hot (Fucking Harris man). Over time, though, it has really grown on me. But I still have mixed feelings about it. Initially, I found her attraction to that mumbling moid completely unbelievable. It just made her look like a dirty cheater betraying her husband. His pathetic haircut, the disheveled tie, the constant mumbling. I didn’t get it at first. How could a beautiful, successful woman in such control of her life be attracted to that. But now, I do. He was her opposite: younger, relaxed, not strict, but still dominant in bed. She just wanted to let go sexually. The only area she could not control.
Even so, I thought we were getting a reverse Secretary, and I’m sad because the movie felt tainted by her cheating and hurting her whole family for her sexual escapade. I’ve already seen backlash about the cheating, and honestly, I agree. Also, can not blame people for being ageist or pointing out the age gap, especially since they would do the same if the roles were reversed. If it weren’t for the cheating, I think the movie would have had a completely different reception.
I understand it was trying to highlight sexual repression in women, which I believe is an incredibly interesting POV, but so many people (myself included) can’t look past the infidelity, so the conversation ends right there. Another L for women.
That said, the color palette and Nicole’s acting were excellent. And Harris is so hot and (played that pathetic man very well) not even that haircut can ruin him. Mixed feelings galore kek

No. 448447

>>448436
I wish Wicked won instead and I didn't even like it kek. At least Ariana and Cynthia can sing to some degree.

No. 448492

I watched Memoir of a Snail and found it incredibly mid. I hate that everything was kind of fixed by her getting a huge inheritance at the end it kind of cheapened pinkys advice to grace. It kind of felt trauma-porny as well idk I loved Mary and Max tho.

No. 448864

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Post your 'I didn't hate it, but…' top choices.

No. 448867

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>>448864
I didn't hate it, but I found the characters kind of annoying.

No. 448874

>>448867
Danny made me want to alog hard, possibly one of the worst male love interests I've seen

No. 448881

How enjoyable is Wicked if I know nothing about the original musical or the book it's based on? I only watched Wizard of Oz once when I was about 5.

No. 448916

>>448881
same boat, watched it a couple nights ago. it's a pretty movie, but it feels like a whole lot of nothing actually happens in it until the last half an hour. watch it with pals who'll riff with you, or stoned alone to marvel at the set design

No. 449010

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Just finished this and wow… What a beautiful movie. The restaurant scene is my favorite scene of 2024 and the roof scene?!?!? Sobbing. This gave me a new appreciation for Jesse Eisenberg. For anyone who likes dramedy type movies please watch this please.



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