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got any sevens posted:Regarding Majorie Prime - have any movies (other than just a recording of a normal performance) been made specifically as stage plays, as if the viewer is in the audience? With dvd's now, maybe you could have an audiotrack with/without audience noises as well? You could still use a bit of editing since it's a movie, but try to film it mostly like a play, i.e. Hitchcock's Rope. Powell and Pressburger's Tales of Hoffman and Greenaway's Baby of Macon come to mind, though they both play with the metatheatricals.
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The way Veronique ties all of its themes together is sublime. You're aware of this confluence of effects at all times but they're just complex enough to feel like this ethereal gauze over the whole movie, subtly influencing things. I can't think of another film like it that brings itself into such a cohesive whole.
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nerdman42 posted:So it lives up to the sequel? I'm sure it lives up to itself, yes.
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Egbert Souse posted:Nashville (1975, Robert Altman) - 3/5 three??? four?!?!? why i oughta
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Anatomy of a Murder is better than 12 Angry Men
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Egbert Souse posted:Faces (1968, John Cassevetes) [Blu-ray] - 4.5/5 Faces has a certain brutal asceticism to it that makes it feel more like a terrifying diamond than his shaggier later films, but you always have that sense of being so totally, inescapably with the characters.
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Mar 18, 2018 19:51
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Adam Driver is great because he plays every character like he's in a comedy movie.
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I love the original, Lothar and Frisch both give amazing performances and the theme of rich people being ritualistically tortured by spectres of the system they've created has only gotten more relevant.
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