jlhoots Posted October 27 Report Posted October 27 8 hours ago, soulpope said: On Netflix .... your impressions .... ? She makes it worth while + it's only around 90 minutes. 😎 Quote
soulpope Posted October 27 Report Posted October 27 18 minutes ago, jlhoots said: She makes it worth while + it's only around 90 minutes. 😎 Fair enough, thnx .... Quote
GA Russell Posted November 1 Report Posted November 1 All Criterion Collection titles are 50% at Barnes & Noble today through December 2. Quote
JSngry Posted November 1 Author Report Posted November 1 28 minutes ago, GA Russell said: All Criterion Collection titles are 50% at Barnes & Noble today through December 2. Is that online only? Quote
GA Russell Posted November 1 Report Posted November 1 16 minutes ago, JSngry said: Is that online only? No. Both online and at the stores. Quote
ejp626 Posted November 10 Report Posted November 10 I'd hoped to check out Guy Maddin's Rumours, but it lasted in theatres all of 2 weeks then vanished (during a time I was extremely busy at work). It isn't on any streaming services yet. Anyway, TIFF is doing an Almodovar retrospective. I have tickets to 10 of his films and hope to sneak in to two screenings that are currently sold out. Quote
ejp626 Posted December 10 Report Posted December 10 Lots of Tilda Swinton this month. She (and Julianne Moore) are in Almodovar's The Room Next Door. I'm seeing that towards the end of Dec. at TIFF Lightbox. Then next week, I see her in Joshua Oppenheimer's The End (also at TIFF). It's a post-apocalyptic tale about a wealthy family living in a salt mine when an outsider arrives. And it's a musical! It sounded too bizarre to pass up. Quote
Teasing the Korean Posted December 15 Report Posted December 15 We watched "The Substance." Fantastic. Quote
ejp626 Posted December 18 Report Posted December 18 On 12/9/2024 at 10:19 PM, ejp626 said: Lots of Tilda Swinton this month. Then next week, I see her in Joshua Oppenheimer's The End (also at TIFF). It's a post-apocalyptic tale about a wealthy family living in a salt mine when an outsider arrives. And it's a musical! It sounded too bizarre to pass up. The End is bizarre. It's probably 15-20 minutes too long, and I didn't like the musical aspect of it. If all the songs had been stripped out it would have been much more powerful. So I guess I'm saying I thought the director's vision was naff. Quote
gmonahan Posted Saturday at 06:06 PM Report Posted Saturday at 06:06 PM (edited) On 12/18/2024 at 10:27 AM, ejp626 said: The End is bizarre. It's probably 15-20 minutes too long, and I didn't like the musical aspect of it. If all the songs had been stripped out it would have been much more powerful. So I guess I'm saying I thought the director's vision was naff. I agree it is a bit overlong. I go back and forth on the music. A lot of important things are communicated in the lyrics, and that sort of reinforces the artificiality of their existence. Certainly an interesting movie. I saw "The Order" last night and thought it was very good, especially Jude Law's performance as a slightly burnt out FBI agent. Edited Saturday at 06:07 PM by gmonahan Quote
jlhoots Posted Saturday at 10:56 PM Report Posted Saturday at 10:56 PM The Piano Lesson - Netflix Quote
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