Nov 22, 2016

omggg

 

Nov 22, 2016

So dope

 

Nov 22, 2016

new link

 

Nov 27, 2016

Manchester By The Sea is great. Mostly lives up to the hype.

La La Land tmrw

 

Nov 30, 2016

 

Nov 30, 2016

Lmao I was worried about this

Still sounds kinda hot tho

Manchester dis weekend

 

Nov 30, 2016

it definitely has its supporters -- i dont begrudge them or anything. but after birdman, im over playful hollywood satires kinda. after the artist, im wayyyyy over whimsical love letters to hollywood.

Manchester is legit though.

 

Nov 30, 2016

Well I'm not surprised since Chazelle is a hack

 

Nov 30, 2016

If it's anything like a contemporary demy musical i'll be very happy.

 

Nov 30, 2016

Some early twitter reactions for Silence: https://thefilmstage.com/news/first...s-silence-and-full-score-available-to-stream/

@captain awesome Do you get to see this one early?

Movies on my radar for December:
December 2- Things to Come (Mia Hansen-Love), Jackie (Pablo Larrain), Eyes of My Mother (Nicolas Pesce)
December 9- La La Land (Damien Chazzelle)
December 16- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (Gareth Edwards), Neruda (Pablo Larrain), The Founder (John Lee Hancock)
December 21-23- Assassin’s Creed (Justin Kurzel), Julieta (Pedro Almodovar), I, Daniel Blake (Ken Loach), Silence (Martin Scorsese), Patriot's Day (Peter Berg)
December 25- Toni Erdmann (Maren Ade), 20th Century Women (Mike Mills), Live by Night (Ben Affleck), Fences (Denzel Washington)
December 28-30- Paterson (Jim Jarmusch)

Having seen them at NYFF, I can't emphasize this enough...Toni Erdmann and Paterson are absolute must-sees.

 

Nov 30, 2016

@Twan I can but its a day screening and I have two meetings I can't miss

 

Nov 30, 2016

Here's the poster and first look at my new film dropping on Christmas Day.

 

Dec 5, 2016

I can't believe how good Manchester By the Sea was.

 

Dec 5, 2016

Current top ten:

1. Manchester by the Sea
2. Julieta
3. Elle
4. h--- or High Water
5. Sully
6. OJ: Made in America
7. Moonlight
8. Hacksaw Ridge
9. The Handmaiden
10. Everybody Wants Some

@Swizz

 

Dec 5, 2016

Sully isn't better than Moonlight tho lol

 

Dec 5, 2016

Manchester by the Sea
Horace & Pete
Certain Women
Kaili Blues
31
Moonlight
Hail Caesar!
Knight of Cups
American Honey
Sully

There's some major films I'm waiting on that will f--- the whole list up tho but I promise Manchester ain't being topped

 

Dec 5, 2016

i relate more to white guys going for excruciating jogs than I do black dudes from the hood grappling with latent homosexuality lol

@Vahn including horace & pete ouch that take. still need to see certain women and american honey.

 

Dec 5, 2016

@Vahn Horace and Pete was rly good

Surprised you liked Hail Caesar so much though...that was my biggest disappointment of the year

 

Dec 5, 2016

Oh yeah? I really dug it, I think it sort of acts as the last act of a thematic trilogy with A Serious Man & Inside Llewyn Davis, which are my favorite Coen brothers films. I recently rewatched it and thought it held up very well. Alden Ehrenreich was brilliant and this is some of Roger Deakins's best work ever imo.

 

Dec 5, 2016

Since everyone else is doing it...Current Top 10:

1. Toni Erdmann
2. Right Now, Wrong Then
3. Paterson
4. Moonlight
5. Elle
6. Manchester by the Sea
7. The Lobster
8. The Witch
9. The Measure of a Man
10. Demon

Still need to catch Silence and Jackie of course and catch some other stuff I missed.