Jul 22, 2016

nice, interested to see the final product. sry if u already said -- what's the premise, are u just doing this for fun or a class etc

 

Jul 22, 2016

Just doing it as a personal project. It's about a guy who has suffered a great loss in his life and he's feeling disconnected from the world around him. I'm really just trying to explore that mindset and see how the character reacts to different situations of attempting to reconnect to society.

 

Jul 23, 2016

dope, the stills look pro.

 

Jul 24, 2016

 

Jul 28, 2016

Pretty strong lineup at Venice this year

Competition
“The Bad Batch – dir. Ana Lily Amirpour
“Une vie” – dir. Stéphane Brizé
“La La Land” – dir. Damien Chazelle
“The Light Between Oceans” – dir. Derek Cianfrance
“El Ciudadano Ilustre” – dir. Mariano Cohn & Gaston Duprat
“Spira mirabilis” – dir. Massimo D’Anolfi & Martina Parenti
“The Woman Who Left” – dir. Lav Diaz
“La Region Salvaje – dir. Amat Escalante
“Nocturnal Animals” – dir. Tom Ford
“Piuma” – dir. Roan Johnson
“Paradise” – dir. Andrei Konchalovsky
“Brimstone” – dir. Martin Koolhoven
“On The Milky Road” – dir. Emir Kusturica
“Jackie” – dir. Pablo Larrain
“Voyage Of Time” – dir. Terrence Malick
“El Cristo ciego” – dir. Christopher Murray
“Frantz” – dir. Francois Ozon
“Questi giorni” – dir. Giuseppe Piccioni
“Arrival” – dir. Denis Villeneuve
“Les beaux jours d’Aranjuez 3D” – dir. Wim Wenders

 

Jul 29, 2016

pretty rad

 

Jul 29, 2016

Didn't know there was new Tom Ford to be looking forward to

 

Jul 29, 2016

New Amirpour

 

Jul 29, 2016

I didn't realize Villeneuve had anything in the works besides that Blade Runner sequel.

 

Jul 29, 2016

Yass! A Girl Walks Home Alone at night is flames!

 

Jul 29, 2016

Yeah and this new one got Keanu & Jim Carrey

 

Jul 31, 2016

Movies on my radar for August (Looks a bit better than July)

August 5- Little Men (Ira Sachs), Suicide Squad (David Ayer), Neither Heaven Nor Earth (Clement Cogitore)
August 12- Disorder (Alice Winocour), h--- or High Water (David Mackenzie), Blood Father (Jean-Francois Richet)
August 19- Mia Madre (Nanni Moretti), Morris from America (Chad Hartigan)
August 24-26- Kate Plays Christine (Robert Greene)

 

Jul 31, 2016

Got sum criterions for my bday:

The New World
Inside Llewyn Davis
Barcelona
Blow Out
Code Unknown

 

Aug 1, 2016

Not sure if it's the general consensus, but Blow Out is easily my favorite De Palma film.

The New World is in dire need of a rewatch for me.

 

Aug 1, 2016

I have to admit my De Palma game is really weak. Always loved Scarface, but other than that I'd only seen The Untouchables which turned me off of him completely for a few years. However, I blind bought Blow Out and watched it last night and it was amazing, totally see him in a new light and I'm excited to explore more of his work.

I'm with you on The New World rewatch, I think this time I'll try the "First Cut" version that's included in the criterion release.

Btw fam, I'm gonna be back up north next month so I think it only makes sense that you and I meet up to see Voyage of Time when it drops in theaters

 

Aug 1, 2016

I'm in!

 

Aug 3, 2016

Omg Gray closing the NYFF.

That feel when you can go and see it

 

Aug 3, 2016

Blow Out or Dressed to k--- right? Untouchables is pretty fantastic as well, obviously.

hard to rank but I might put them like this (from what ive seen)

1. Blow Out
2. Dressed to k---
3. Untouchables
4. Carrie
5. Casualities of War
6. The Fury
7. Scarface
8. Mission: Impossible

got some gaps as well
@Vahn

 

Aug 3, 2016

That feel when the new James Gray is the closing night at NYFF, but it's your girlfriend's birthday weekend...

Yep, Dressed to k--- and Casualties of War are both up there for me as well. A lot of my fellow film nerds really love Femme Fatale, which is a blast but I don't rate it quite as highly (It's a 4 star film from both Roger Ebert and Slant Magazine).

 

Aug 4, 2016

Not sure how one would even begin such a list, but The Playlist posted their 15 favorite shots from Terrence Malick films.

http://theplaylist.net/20-best-shots-terrence-malick-movies-20160803/