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Zisky posted:It reminds me of Radio Days in a lot of ways, especially the rabi scenes. This scene is pretty good admittedly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlJHdVHRBbk
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drat horror queefs posted:I can practically guarantee you that they would have no interest in doing this. True Grit is probably as close as they've gotten to that and presumably that could be a framework for exploring a deeply flawed but still preternaturally talented person but I don't think Marvel (or DC for that matter) would be keen on Tony Stark spending half the movie cramping from alcoholic shits
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Zisky posted:Coen Brothers movies always exploit their settings really well. i adore true grit
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Zisky posted:The best Shakespeare adaptations are Romeo + Juliet and Branagh's Much Ado About Nothing. RAN loving owns i should rewatch that
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uber_stoat posted:the ending of True Grit can get me a little weepy if i'm not careful. it's so smart to make the climax not "fill your hands" killing the "bad guy" is not the redeeming moment for Cogburn, he doesn't even get the big named kill it's so clever and why superhero movies are comparatively simplistic trash
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much ado about nothing is bad even as far as shakespeare goes. not a single funny joke in that whole script
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McCloud posted:Judakel starts frothing st the mouth at anything even remotely adjacent or tenuously associated with the topic, but somehow the snyder fans are the weird ones shut up
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indigi posted:much ado about nothing is bad even as far as shakespeare goes. not a single funny joke in that whole script I had to read it about a million times in high school and the movie was at least a refreshing take, so I'm probably biased.
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Police_monitoring posted:A Serious Man is a pretty good portrait of anybody neurotically trying to be “normal”. It’s all L’s speaking of a neurotic trying to be 'normal', Charlie Kaufman's novel Antkind is absolutely hilarious. it's completely absurd, the main charachter somehow manages to be more annoying than Ignatius J. Reilly (failed movie critic/professional contrarian obsessed with appearing politically correct and normal, to the extent that he constantly uses 'thon' as a pronoun while making sure other people notice he's using. he also hates charlie kaufman, good bit), and the story is a bit up its own rear end sometimes, but it still works. best deconstruction of the white liberal i've read in a while. oscarthewilde has issued a correction as of 23:13 on Nov 4, 2021 |
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indigi posted:much ado about nothing is bad even as far as shakespeare goes. not a single funny joke in that whole script it's much better than love's labours lost, a play that feels like it's all trimmings. branagh is good for his role as well, as is thompson. the less said about the whedon version though, the better.
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a serious man is good also i remember liking the ally mcbeal version of midsummer night's dream but it's been 20 years
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Judakel posted:No one cares about the cards nerd
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josh04 posted:i feel like posters should be able to work out for themselves what happened between may this year and november this year that has affected my willingness to go out to the cinema. marketing for The Eternals is that dire, eh?
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Good Soldier Svejk posted:True Grit is probably as close as they've gotten to that and presumably that could be a framework for exploring a deeply flawed but still preternaturally talented person but I don't think Marvel (or DC for that matter) would be keen on Tony Stark spending half the movie cramping from alcoholic shits Oh, yes, "flawed" is a better term for Coens' characters than "weird". Weird is maybe better suited to describing something like Terry Gilliam's protagonists because it implies an element of surrealist wackiness, whereas the Coens' sense of humour is comparatively much more dry. (I also cried when I saw true grit because I am a big wuss)
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Miss Lonelyhearts posted:Watch Throne Of Blood you mongrels
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Miss Lonelyhearts posted:Watch Throne Of Blood you mongrels Sorry I have no interest in Game of Thrones spin offs
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about half of buster scruggs was some of the best cinema i've ever seen looks like i've seen every coen brothers since fargo but nothing before that. what's the best of blood simple, raising arizona, miller's crossing, barton fink or hudsucker proxy
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i say swears online posted:about half of buster scruggs was some of the best cinema i've ever seen if you liked John Goodman's work in their films see Raising Arizona or Barton Fink next, he's great in them.
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I would go with Raising Arizona, not necessarily even because it's the "best" but it's so comfortable and accessible
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poo poo POST MALONE posted:now I want a coen brothers MCU flick Basically Fargo the show
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josh04 posted:anti-snyder posting is a disease that will consume you. only honestly enjoying the fun films of the actual nice-guy director will free you from years of bitter posting about how everyone who likes the mass media you don't are all in one big conspiracy together. theres like five of you, you all post in this thread when hes brought up, and you all have matching avatars
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i say swears online posted:about half of buster scruggs was some of the best cinema i've ever seen none of them are all that great. they have moments
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McCloud posted:Judakel starts frothing st the mouth at anything even remotely adjacent or tenuously associated with the topic, but somehow the snyder fans are the weird ones literally all of your posts in this thread are about zach snyder
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raising Arizona is one of the funniest movies ever made. nic cage's line reading on "I got me a job drilling holes in sheet metal" is hilarious enough for a dozen flicks
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claire....... queen (also p sure you could juliette binoche's character in this movie a "strong female") https://twitter.com/hering_david/status/1455998189375459332
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the "gently caress box" —— now THAT's cinema baby!!!
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i say swears online posted:about half of buster scruggs was some of the best cinema i've ever seen My favorite is Inside Llewyn Davis because I love the folk scene and Llewyn is a horribly broken yet entirely realistic representation of most of the people who made it semi-big in that era If you liked Scruggs though you should jump into "O Brother, Where Art Thou" it's got the same musical touch and semi-fantastical tint to it and it's just charming as hell
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i say swears online posted:about half of buster scruggs was some of the best cinema i've ever seen buster scrugg was planned as an episodic series at some point iirc and got mashed into a single film. the combo of coens + nick cage in raising arizona really threw me so it's worth seeing raising arizona for that, i haven't seen the others listed tho.
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downloading raising arizona, barton fink and lol there's a new guy ritchie heist film, i guess i gotta watch that
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drat horror queefs posted:I can practically guarantee you that they would have no interest in doing this. 'twas but a jape
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I never got any particular anti communist vibe from Death of Stalin outside the unflattering portrayals of the Soviet leadership, which while you can make a legitimate case about western media’s continual defaming of communist leaders, isn’t any kind of ideological critique. Ideology and its failure/success is never part of the narrative. It’s a workplace comedy about how your bosses at work would totally be assassinating each other if they could get away with it and how those above us are just as petty and unglamorous and mortal as you and me.
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Farm Frenzy posted:literally all of your posts in this thread are about zach snyder Like the rest of your posts, this is wrong. It's not hard to check my post history here, and I literally only talk about him in here is when someone else brings him up. You've made more posts about him than I have in this thread
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Casey Finnigan posted:was that taika waititi hitler movie any good? no, it was extremely embarrassing and cringe
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