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Junior Jr. posted:I'd like to see how a modern version of Casablanca would play out. How do you have time to post when there are kids on your lawn that you could be yelling at?
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Speaking of Rintaro's 2001 anime Metropolis, is it streaming on anything? I rented the dvd from the library 15 years ago and I'm curious to watch it again... It's very Blade Runner.
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the main actors in casablanca weren't incredibly attractive film stars, says a person who's loving stupid and should shut up about film forever
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Snak posted:Speaking of Rintaro's 2001 anime Metropolis, is it streaming on anything? I rented the dvd from the library 15 years ago and I'm curious to watch it again... It might still be on Crackle. I tried watching it a year or so ago on but their transfer was horrible and had to stop.
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Snak posted:Speaking of Rintaro's 2001 anime Metropolis, is it streaming on anything? I rented the dvd from the library 15 years ago and I'm curious to watch it again... I know a blu-ray steelbook came out recently on amazon, I'd pick it up just because the animation would look way nicer. That and I'm an idiot for steelbooks. Junior Jr. fucked around with this message at 04:51 on Jun 20, 2017 |
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Jun 20, 2017 04:49
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corn in the bible posted:the main actors in casablanca weren't incredibly attractive film stars, says a person who's loving stupid and should shut up about film forever Also LOL, Ingrid Bergman was 26 when she starred in that film.
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Jun 20, 2017 04:50
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There is a modern version of Casablanca and it's called Foodfight!
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Jun 20, 2017 04:56
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Green Room is a dece Casablanca
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Jun 20, 2017 04:57
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Junior Jr. posted:I know a blu-ray steelbook came out recently on amazon, I'd pick it up just because the animation would look way nicer. That and I'm an idiot for steelbooks. Not recently enough. There is one being sold by a 3rd party for $75, which is too steep for me.
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Jun 20, 2017 04:57
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yooooo Dennis Hopper's Out of the Blue is an insanely good movie that somehow has less than 1k watches on Letterboxd I triple watched it tonight with Hannah and Her Sisters (holy poo poo) and Blowup (also, holy poo poo)
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Jun 20, 2017 05:28
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:There is a modern version of Casablanca and it's called Foodfight! Overdrawn at the memory bank.
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Jun 20, 2017 05:30
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:There is a modern version of Casablanca and it's called Foodfight! This but Barb Wire and it takes place in 2017
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Jun 20, 2017 05:41
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K. Waste posted:Wait Until Dark is pretty wild. I like how it begins rather morbid, but the black comedy steadily escalates. Great double feature following Arsenic & Old Lace. Wait Until Dark is sick, the last time I saw it it was over a bunch of greasy fried chicken with like ten people who hadn't seen it before and the last jump scare by Alan Arkin landed perfectly.
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Jun 20, 2017 06:10
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Junior Jr. posted:You keep forgetting to factor in millenials, they don't like to watch old-timey black and white movies anymore. Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeennnnnnnnnnnnnniiiiiiiiiiiiiaaaaaaaaaaaaallllssssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!! I actually find that people my age are more willing to watch old films than people my parents age. Power of Pecota posted:Wait Until Dark is sick, the last time I saw it it was over a bunch of greasy fried chicken with like ten people who hadn't seen it before and the last jump scare by Alan Arkin landed perfectly. I never thought Alan Arkin could be so terrifying until I saw that movie. Holy poo poo. Also, I believe Warner Archives put out a blu-ray for it recently.
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Junior Jr. posted:You keep forgetting to factor in millenials, they don't like to watch old-timey black and white movies anymore. im 21 years young smh
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Jun 20, 2017 08:41
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Guys, I think I need an intervention. I just watched Dreamcatcher again and I realized that I actually really like it. There are just so many baffling decisions and incredibly strange performances that it just works on some weird level. I think Morgan Freeman's eyebrows perfectly illustrates why I like it. Look at this! Presumably there where loads of people involved with creating them and even more who had to sign off on it and they all went: yeah, this looks fine. And you can't look away. The whole movie is like this. 
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Hedenius posted:Guys, I think I need an intervention. I just watched Dreamcatcher again and I realized that I actually really like it. There are just so many baffling decisions and incredibly strange performances that it just works on some weird level. I like to think that this was Morgan Freeman's personal joke. He showed up on set like this and shushed people when they went "Uh".
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Hedenius posted:Guys, I think I need an intervention. I just watched Dreamcatcher again and I realized that I actually really like it. There are just so many baffling decisions and incredibly strange performances that it just works on some weird level. Ok im def gonna watch this movie now
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Jun 20, 2017 10:06
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On Wednesday I'm spending all my money on a double feature of A Nightmare on Elm Street and the new documentary Blood and Steel:Cedar Crest Country Club. Blood and Steel will have a special panel of Steve Van Doren (son of creator of VANS shoes), Tony Alva, Christian Hosoi and Mike McGill. Plus the director.
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Jun 20, 2017 13:09
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Shoombo posted:Green Room is a dece Casablanca "I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship." "Tell it to someone who gives a poo poo."
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Jun 20, 2017 13:23
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Should i read The Wealth of Nations before Das Kapital? (I shouldve went to school)
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plz dont pull out posted:"I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship." There's a superhero punch out on the airstrip at the end.
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:Ok im def gonna watch this movie now If there's any movie that feels like it was only made possible because copious amounts of oxycontin it's Dreamcatcher.
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Jun 20, 2017 14:17
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What we need is a new The Blob, there was one in '58 and one in '88 and if we don't have one in '18 to keep up the blob streak I'm gonna lose my mind.plz dont pull out posted:"I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship." Nice.
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Jun 20, 2017 14:20
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Coffee And Pie posted:What we need is a new The Blob, there was one in '58 and one in '88 and if we don't have one in '18 to keep up the blob streak I'm gonna lose my mind. I think they're hesitant to do a new The Blob because they couldn't think of a way to gently caress it up, yet.
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Jun 20, 2017 14:35
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Grendels Dad posted:I think they're hesitant to do a new The Blob because they couldn't think of a way to gently caress it up, yet. Is it possible to gently caress up The Blob? Also worst case scenario the end of Car Boys can count as a Blob remake.
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Jun 20, 2017 15:07
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Rob Zombie has been attached to a remake of The Blob for a while.
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Jun 20, 2017 15:29
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That's a guaranteed double feature  Detective No. 27 posted:Rob Zombie has been attached to a remake of The Blob for a while. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iZxrg9SZQs
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Grendels Dad posted:I think they're hesitant to do a new The Blob because they couldn't think of a way to gently caress it up, yet. Make it part of the Dark Universe saga.
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Coffee And Pie posted:What we need is a new The Blob, there was one in '58 and one in '88 and if we don't have one in '18 to keep up the blob streak I'm gonna lose my mind. Sam Jackson was attached to the remake earlier this year but I'm not sure if it has reached filming stage yet
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:Ok im def gonna watch this movie now What have I done?
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I like to pretend that Morgan Freeman borrowed R. Lee Ermey's eyebrows for that role.
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:Ok im def gonna watch this movie now Also Freeman plays Abraham Curtis in the film. And I was going to say something about how Ahab Kurtz would be to obvious but he was apparently Abraham Kurtz in the novel so they actually toned that down. Amazing.
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Coffee And Pie posted:Is it possible to gently caress up The Blob? ruddiger posted:Make it part of the Dark Universe saga. And there you go! Completely unrelated, I think: My elder son is crazy into Fireman Sam and as these things go I've had to think about it a lot. Fireman Sam takes place in Pontypandy, a highly inflammable hellhole populated by suicidal idiots who constantly need saving by Fireman Sam. I think it would work really well as a live-action movie, possibly with The Rock as Fireman Sam. The Rock starts the movie all smiling like he usually does, but the constant and relentless idiocy of the Pontypandians wears him down until he snaps and burns it all to the ground. That's how I imagine the show ends anyway, there is just now way Fireman Sam can do this forever.
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ruddiger posted:Make it part of the Dark Universe saga. Tom Cruise runs away from the Blob. The Blob chases him, leaving a trail of slime in his wake. You realize that slime must have come from somewhere. You realize that the Blob leaves a bit of itself behind whenever it goes. It keeps chasing Tom Cruise but Tom Cruise never stops running. He cannot die and can never get tired. The Blob keeps its relentless pursuit for days. When it finally catches up to Cruise, all that is left of it is a dollop of slime that eventually dries up in the sun. But Cruise never notices this, because he kept on running in search of the latest monster. His latest victim. So beware, Dracula, Frankenstein and Wolfman. Tom Cruise is running towards you and he cannot be killed.
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The MSJ posted:So beware, Dracula, Frankenstein and Wolfman. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywjPS3Fxrk0
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Grendels Dad posted:And there you go! Mine too.  I've commented on FB before about how high fire insurance rates must be in Pontypandy, and how it's a wonder Norman Price isn't in juvie. I'd totally watch that if it ended with Sam (played by The Rock) murdering Norman, and the whole town agrees on a pact of silence.
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The Mummy (2017) is real bad. Even Annabelle Wallis couldn't make it tolerable.
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Has anyone read Mark Fisher's Capitalist Realism?? Cause this book opens talking about Children of Men and then leads into The Thing and needless to say it os extremely dope so far (like 10 pages in).
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Grendels Dad posted:I think they're hesitant to do a new The Blob because they couldn't think of a way to gently caress it up, yet. I mean, I can't imagine a new one not just being a retread of '88, pretty much. You kinda have to go gory with that concept, and '88 pretty much did all of the potential kills.
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