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Arts pretty fuckin' easy and fun anyone that tells you otherwise is probably bad at it and should be told off
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Appreciation I mean. I missed meals as a teen for music that went nowhere. Making art is pretty difficult. Looking at it you got it
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ShoogaSlim posted:it's really good Hell yeah it is.
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The Peccadillo posted:I don't think you have to be a nerd to differentiate something that looks cool as hell and something similar that looks kinda dumb. It's straight up a thumbs up thumbs down deal. Easy agree with this but there's been a surprising amount of people i've interacted with in my life who can't articulate WHY something is a thumbs up or a thumbs down.
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Zone of Interest definitely deserves to be seen on the best cinema setup possible, which does sound like an odd recommendation for a film set in Auschwitz - but the score and sound design do so much. There's a preview screening of it at the BFI IMAX next weekend which I think would be incredibly overwhelming.
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I think I’ve seen every Mica Levi-scored film in theaters, planning to see Zone of Interest this weekend
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They’re the only reason I watched Zola
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Jenny Agutter posted:They’re the only reason I watched Zola Zola was good
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Jan 11, 2024 19:11
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More like Zone of no Interest in screening it anywhere near me!! 
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Failed Imagineer posted:Zola was good It was fine, I more meant Levi was what got me in the door
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ShoogaSlim posted:agree with this but there's been a surprising amount of people i've interacted with in my life who can't articulate WHY something is a thumbs up or a thumbs down. Worth keeping in mind that actually disentangling one's true motivation for an action or reaction is generally very difficult. Most of the time we just latch onto the prominent features of a thing, or some explanation we heard and that we like the sound of. Self-knowledge is rare and hard work to achieve in even a limited fashion. That's why a critic that can write lucidly about their own reaction, even if you don't react the same way, can be so valuable.
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Jan 11, 2024 19:29
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I'm a sucker for a playful structure and a good soundtrack/score
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ShoogaSlim posted:agree with this but there's been a surprising amount of people i've interacted with in my life who can't articulate WHY something is a thumbs up or a thumbs down. That defeats the premise. Who gives a gently caress I'm not your proctor
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Jan 11, 2024 19:32
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Just be honest, people try too hard
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Srice posted:More like Zone of no Interest in screening it anywhere near me!! For real
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Jan 11, 2024 19:46
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Wait I kinda get the bad summary critique. I remember talking to someone and I mentioned I just saw Nce Guys and they said I saw that too, it sucked nothing happened. And I didn't understand. The movie happened. It wasn't good, it was cute but a ton of stuff happened.That's just not somebody I'm gonna talk movies with we're not on the same page 'bout it
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Jan 11, 2024 20:13
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People want to be told by a credentialed third party (or, failing that, their social clique) that their opinions are objectively good and unassailable, and that they are correct for having them.
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Jan 11, 2024 20:36
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That could be true of either me or her and hell, God'll sort it out
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Jan 11, 2024 20:41
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They're skipping Months, I repeat they are skipping Months https://twitter.com/Variety/status/1745365680365388281
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El Jeffe posted:They're skipping Months, I repeat they are skipping Months They should release it in 2030 just to keep it realtime
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Azhais posted:They should release it in 2030 just to keep it realtime They can just set it in 2030 yknow
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Jan 11, 2024 21:11
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Still a bit goofy on painkillers gonna go to sleep but leavin' the first movie. Not a good movie but Ned Kelly was a cool guy. No one knows who directed it because a director credit weren't invented yet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gkUl64CsTQ
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Jan 11, 2024 21:21
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El Jeffe posted:They're skipping Months, I repeat they are skipping Months Haven't seen the last couple Boyle movies and I'm lukewarm on Garland's solo work but I'll watch this anyway
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The Peccadillo posted:Wait I kinda get the bad summary critique. I remember talking to someone and I mentioned I just saw Nce Guys and they said I saw that too, it sucked nothing happened. And I didn't understand. The movie happened. It wasn't good, it was cute but a ton of stuff happened.That's just not somebody I'm gonna talk movies with we're not on the same page 'bout it Nice Guys was really good.
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El Jeffe posted:They're skipping Months, I repeat they are skipping Months gently caress that, I just found out Irvine Welsh wrote a third Trainspotting book and none of the main four actors are particularly busy at the moment. Get the gently caress on that movie Boyle.
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Jan 11, 2024 21:58
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28 Decades Later 28 Centuries Later 28 Millenia Later
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Trainsspotting Edit: oh poo poo I didn’t know they made a second movie already Train3spotting
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28 Trains Later
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28 Minutes Later, the whole movie is told in real time but in 2 minute chunks with 28 minute time skips.
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Steve Yun posted:28 Millenia Later The Horus Heresy movie
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El Jeffe posted:They're skipping Months, I repeat they are skipping Months They can just solve this by having an extended flashback where the characters of 28 years later discuss their memories of 28 months later after the events of 28 week laters.
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Is Trainspotting2 any good? The first was a formative movie for me as a teen
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Jay Rust posted:Is Trainspotting2 any good? The first was a formative movie for me as a teen yeah it's better than I expected. The bit where they go to the Rangers fans club is great
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I have first hand knowledge thay Irvine Welsh is a total poo poo head.
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Carpet posted:Zone of Interest definitely deserves to be seen on the best cinema setup possible, which does sound like an odd recommendation for a film set in Auschwitz - but the score and sound design do so much. There's a preview screening of it at the BFI IMAX next weekend which I think would be incredibly overwhelming. Very much so. Watched it at home and wished I’d gone to a cinema.
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Steve Yun posted:Trainsspotting No Pixar don't!
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Hollismason posted:I have first hand knowledge thay Irvine Welsh is a total poo poo head. Huh and his writing has such an optimistic view of people and society
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Hollismason posted:I have first hand knowledge thay Irvine Welsh is a total poo poo head. I remember reading Filth(?) as a teen and he writes a chapter from the POV of a tapeworm in the arse of one of the characters and even as a teen I realised that he was a tryhard loser and possibly insane
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well… I really liked some of his books…
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