Jan 3, 2016

Being John Malkovich - I felt like it was rushed at the beginning but when the plot began to develop and the more and more surrealistic images started to surface on the screen, I realised it's not an ordinary film with a few abstract scenes and the moral at the end of it. In fact, It was much more beyond that. Definitely one of the most creative movies I've seen in my life. Absolutely crazy.

9.5/10

I plan to watch Adaptation today. Spike Jonze is lowkey becoming one of my favourite directors.

 

Jan 4, 2016

About to watch Bahubali, Quality looks amazing

 

Jan 4, 2016

alright ill check this out then, i read someone comment on the stream site though that its 2 and a half hours of leo rolling around in the mud lol

 

Jan 4, 2016

Creed

 

Jan 4, 2016

 

Jan 4, 2016

Just watched this

It's a VERY well made movie, & has many great, respectable qualities, but i just didn't enjoy it, it bored the s--- out of me.

 

Jan 4, 2016

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)


An examination of the cold blooded mind, John McNaughton paints a psychopath in league with Travis Bickle. While it is easy to demonize a character, it is hard to strike a balance as to retain empathy for him despite his gruesome behavior. This picture is not simply about a string of violent acts, but the flickering light of humanity being extinguished inside of the person committing them. It's heartbreaking. 5/5

http://boxd.it/81w8v

 

Jan 4, 2016

the king of comedy.
ive never seen this and holy f---
Rupert Pupkin started out crazy in the basement too

now all i need to do is kidnap jimmy fallon and boom.
im a comedian goddamnit.

great f---in movie though, tried watching it in the past and never gave it a shot because it was older but holy f---, the set at the end was gold

 

Jan 4, 2016

Watching Rocky 2 right now. The feels I get from these movies...

 

Jan 6, 2016

mad max: fury road

i thought it was just OK. there we're some really cool action scenes, especially towards the end. but overall, i found the movie to be underwhelming and i don't really like the way they depicted the women in this film. but i did think the acting was quite good, especially from the character charlie theron played.

3 points out of 5

 

Jan 6, 2016

I just watched a new movie the other day but i forgot what it wax

 

Jan 6, 2016

That Most Important Thing: Love (1975)


Zulawski is a mad man who throws genre conventions out the window. He'll lead you to a conclusion, let the score swell, and yank the floor right out from under you. It's about love, celebrity, money, God, morals. It's universal. At the same time, it's so personal that it's indecipherable madness. It's emotional chaos with an eye for playing with the audience. The pre-cursor to Lars von Trier. The 70s were great, weren't they? 9/10

http://boxd.it/83bSh


Westworld (1972)

Imagine if the last third of Jurassic Park was The Terminator. Now slash its budget and make it a really fun tv movie. There you have it and more than a decade before either. Officially casting my vote for what they remake next. 7/10

http://boxd.it/83fK7

 

Jan 6, 2016

Make sure you check out Synecdoche, New York. It's from the writer of those two as well as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Charlie Kaufman. He actually wanted Spike to direct it, but Where The Wild Things Are got in the way. Ebert called it the best of decade. I'm not inclined to disagree. Favorably reviewed another Pole Director above as well lol.

 

Jan 6, 2016

Straight Outta Compton & Mrs. Doubtfire

 

Jan 6, 2016

 

Jan 6, 2016

Sicario
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3397884/

Good one worth an 8/10 and definitely a watch..
There was just some parts that look like fillers just to extend time

 

Jan 6, 2016

 

Jan 6, 2016

Spoiler

I knew they would put am Ex Machina spin on it.

 

Jan 6, 2016

Nolan won't let us down

 

Jan 6, 2016

Jonathan*
That cast.
Michael Mann approved cinematographer.