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Chichevache posted:The Super Bowl is on you loving goons. If you're all from Indiana cheer for Peyton. Go Hawks Everyone from Texas I know seems to be cheering for Peyton too.
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Well since I just found out Philip Seymour Hoffman died, I wanna go and watch some of his movies. Any good ones on Netflix besides his work with P.T. Anderson?
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Franchescanado posted:Well since I just found out Philip Seymour Hoffman died, I wanna go and watch some of his movies. Any good ones on Netflix besides his work with P.T. Anderson? He's not in Talented Mr. Ripley that long, but he steals the show. I've heard his performance in A Late Quartet is good, too.
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He likewise has a small but fun role in punch drunk love.
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Feb 2, 2014 23:08
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State And Main was up for years, and is a fantastic film. He leads a cast that includes everyone from Alex Baldwin and Sara Jessica Parker to Coulson from the Avengers to loving Dr Katz. It was also written and directed by David Mamet.
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Franchescanado posted:Well since I just found out Philip Seymour Hoffman died, I wanna go and watch some of his movies. Any good ones on Netflix besides his work with P.T. Anderson? He kills it as the villain in Baronash fucked around with this message at 04:20 on Feb 3, 2014 |
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I'd say of the ones that are on streaming Punch-Drunk Love is the best, although A Late Quartet looks interesting and I've heard good things about Mary & Max. Hard Eight is up too, which is the only P.T. Anderson film I haven't seen. I heard it was kind of similar in structure to Magnolia, which I really like, although I might be thinking of an Altman thing instead. edit: Also, is there some way to sort stuff beyond theme-based genres (e.g. drama, indie, documentary), and do something like "female directors"? Because I've been meaning to watch more stuff with female directors. If there isn't a way to sort it like that, does anyone have any recommendations, preferably on streaming but I'm interested even if it isn't. I have Strange Days and The Weight of Water by Kathryn Bigelow, and Sister and Home by Ursula Meier in my queue, but that's about all I know about so far. I've been meaning to check out some Sarah Polley stuff, but the stuff she's directed isn't streaming now. I'm interested in any sort of movie, and I imagine there's probably a lot of documentaries and foreign films that fit this that I don't know about. wizardofloneliness fucked around with this message at 05:02 on Feb 3, 2014 |
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Dr. S.O. Feelgood posted:I'd say of the ones that are on streaming Punch-Drunk Love is the best, although A Late Quartet looks interesting and I've heard good things about Mary & Max. Hard Eight is up too, which is the only P.T. Anderson film I haven't seen. I heard it was kind of similar in structure to Magnolia, which I really like, although I might be thinking of an Altman thing instead. Mary and Max is great. I would recommend it.
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Dr. S.O. Feelgood posted:I'd say of the ones that are on streaming Punch-Drunk Love is the best, although A Late Quartet looks interesting and I've heard good things about Mary & Max. Hard Eight is up too, which is the only P.T. Anderson film I haven't seen. I heard it was kind of similar in structure to Magnolia, which I really like, although I might be thinking of an Altman thing instead. American Psycho is probably my favorite female-directed movie. And it's on Netflix streaming right now.
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Dr. S.O. Feelgood posted:edit: Also, is there some way to sort stuff beyond theme-based genres (e.g. drama, indie, documentary), and do something like "female directors"? Because I've been meaning to watch more stuff with female directors. While that's not an option yet, you can definitely find female directors you like and watch their movies from their page. It doesn't help you find new directors, but at least you can get better acquainted with those you already know. Also, Lost in Translation is one of my very favorite movies and is directed by Sofia Coppola. It's on streaming now, go nuts.
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I'd never noticed them on Netflix before, so they probably just went up, but A Fistful of Dollars and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly are available to stream. Watch that poo poo, yo.
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:I'd never noticed them on Netflix before, so they probably just went up, but A Fistful of Dollars and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly are available to stream. Watch that poo poo, yo. This is awesome, although I'm disappointed that For a Few Dollars More is missing from the trilogy.
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No Longer Flaky posted:Mary and Max is great. I would recommend it. Be ready to cry.
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FLEXBONER posted:This is awesome, although I'm disappointed that For a Few Dollars More is missing from the trilogy. Same here, especially since it's the only one I don't already own.
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Which version of Metropolis are you supposed to watch for your first time?
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Manky posted:Which version of Metropolis are you supposed to watch for your first time? Metropolis Restored is the way to go, since (thanks to a couple of relatively recent archival miracles) this edition is only a couple of scenes shy of being the entire film. The Giorgio Moroder recut was aiming squarely for the 80s cult film market and, thanks to the soundtrack and tinting choices, it's impossible to escape that pedigree thirty years later.
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Manky posted:Which version of Metropolis are you supposed to watch for your first time? Yeah check out the restored version but truth be told I prefer the Moroder version, not just for the music, but I actually understood a lot more of the movie with the cuts he made.
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Feb 3, 2014 20:46
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Anyone know of any good stuff exclusive to Amazon Prime video?
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Anonymous Robot posted:Anyone know of any good stuff exclusive to Amazon Prime video? I think The Shield is still up in its entirety.
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The Shield is also on Hulu Plus, or was last year at least. Justified is only on Prime as far as I know.
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Started watching this documentary series about the history of film called The Story of Film: An Odyssey and it's really fascinating. I never really studied much film theory or history so there's a ton of really good info I'm learning. Also starting to form a giant list of films I need to see, and I've barely gotten up to the start of films with sound!
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The Story of Film owns and is super-relaxing.
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Yeah, I couldn't get enough of it when I was watching it. It was absolutely thrilling getting that kind of crash course in world cinema and its trends.
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Thanks to everyone who pimped Trollhunter. I watched it yesterday and it was loving awesome.
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Anyone using Netflix on Roku? My receiver can do 5.1 however Netflix uses a newer setup. Is there a way to make the app default to stereo? I didn't see anything in the options.
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Anonymous Robot posted:Anyone know of any good stuff exclusive to Amazon Prime video? Justified, Hannibal, Spring Breakers.
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Anonymous Robot posted:Anyone know of any good stuff exclusive to Amazon Prime video? Veronica Mars is up in anticipation for the release of the movie next month.
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Nihonniboku posted:Veronica Mars is up in anticipation for the release of the movie next month. If you haven't seen that show you should really give it a shot. It is the closest you'll ever get to a Brick tv show and it is actually really fun. It does have some of the usual high school drama poo poo, but the detective work is really entertaining and Kristen Bell has a ton of charisma.
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Franchescanado posted:Well since I just found out Philip Seymour Hoffman died, I wanna go and watch some of his movies. Any good ones on Netflix besides his work with P.T. Anderson? Wasn't Synecdoche, New York on streaming at some point? He's in that, and I enjoyed many parts of his performance. The film as a whole is...interesting. It's Charlie Kaufman taking his usual themes of recursion and loneliness, and pumping them up an order of magnitude bigger than ever before.
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...of SCIENCE! posted:Sex House I loving lost it at the Muhammad face painting.
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Anonymous Robot posted:Anyone know of any good stuff exclusive to Amazon Prime video? Vikings
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Nihonniboku posted:Veronica Mars is up in anticipation for the release of the movie next month. Yeah no poo poo. I just had my gf sign up for a 1 month free trial to get Veronica Mars Seasons 2 and 3. Was hoping it'd be on Netflix but noooooooo. Any service have The Wire for streaming watching? I even have HBO, but I don't think it's available anywhere.
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Pander posted:Yeah no poo poo. I just had my gf sign up for a 1 month free trial to get Veronica Mars Seasons 2 and 3. The Wire (and every other HBO TV series) is on HBOGo, which you have if you're subscribed to HBO. Just go to https://www.hbogo.com and chose which provider you have, then log in with the main account of your household.
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Tennis Ball posted:I loving lost it at the Muhammad face painting. The mold will seal it up. 
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
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Anonymous Robot posted:Anyone know of any good stuff exclusive to Amazon Prime video? Workaholics, Downton Abbey, some random seasons of Survivor. Also, thanks to Amazon owning the internet and ISPs hating Netflix I can get sweet maximum HD during the various hours where Netflix suddenly turns to VHS.
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Industrial posted:Vikings I want to like this show so bad. But it's actually so bad I can't like it at all.
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Tennis Ball posted:The mold will seal it up. Porkin' Across America is pretty good too.
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Anonymous Robot posted:Anyone know of any good stuff exclusive to Amazon Prime video? Every Stargate TV series if that suits your fancy. Netflix got rid of em.
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Fiendish Dr. Wu posted:I want to like this show so bad. I liked it. They really wanted to make Game of Thrones but there was clearly one zealot left in the writers' room to demand surprisingly lucid explanations of Viking naval technology. It's an earnest enough show that I found it charming. EasyEW, mod sassisinator, thanks for the tips on Metropolis. I watched most of Restored yesterday. I wasn't sure what to expect but I was struck by it. This is one of only a few silent films I've seen - gently caress, the only other one I can name is The Artist. Any other great silent films on NF or AP?
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