wilder i keep watching night tide while i fall asleep. that's my new nighttime movie. i always like to have a nighttime movie, though sometimes i don't, and right now it's night tide. examples of previous nighttime movies: spirited away, rebels of the neon god, tmnt ii: secret of the ooze. k
today i visited xixax and found conversations about whether or not people liked the last tv show they watched. one of the tremendous advantages to watching tv is everyone watches tv now so you can watch tv and become a fabulous conversationalist around the water machine. i had a plan to restore the hearts and souls of movie people, i had a plan to find conversational movie news, and today is tuesday so it took me one click to aicn and now
movies released today for home and anyway maybe you can download them or idk the important thing is we pretend this is really fucking important so we can call this the golden age of movie discussion; i'll start with the obvious
i'm so embarrassed. i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. my papers are a little ruffled and i planned and planned this presentation but boy i mightta blown my opening -- the birdcage. nervous cough, nervous cough. the birdcage, right. mike nichols directed, stars are omg. you can just look at the bluray and it'll tell you those things. omfg. i'm staying calm. the birdcage was shot by emmanuel lubezki, after he'd shot reality bites, before he shot sleepy hollow, and recently he shot gravity. it's cool that nichols and burton shared a dp, and the production designer was also shared by them -- before the birdcage, bo welch was the production designer for edward scissorhands and beetlejuice. this movie is fucking loaded with special features, and those special features are people. hell yeah. i last saw this movie when it was on hbo after coming out and that was a longtime ago. what's it like now? i have no fucking idea. do you? please tell me thank you and now the next
did you see great american actor mark wahlberg's latest movie? now, pain and gain got some hoopla, good for it, and transformers 4 will do whatever those movies do, great, but goddamnit, usa's greatest living actor played a soldier, a hero, a somethingsomething i forget, and did anyone even seen the movie???
where is reelist? where is polka? can i, i forget how this works is it #polka or @reelist. this is for people who admire the worst. for appreciating those who worked long and hard and carried with them spirit and strength to finish their movie for a mysterious reason. what did this movie give the world? goddamn mystery. it's played in los angeles multiple times but i haven't seen it once, and really if someone else doesn't also watch the movie than the whole plan is ruined. we got some shit we could be talking about here. i'm in. seems like a great reason for learning how to torrent
it's like this: through its ingredients, it's impossible for me to not appreciate the robocop remake. i haven't seen it and i'll probably redbox it, but what i appreciate is how an "outsider," a brazilian filmmaker, was brought into hollywood to make a big budget movie. of course i agree that everything the studio did to change how he was making the film was a bad move on the studio's part. hollywood you often make yourself worse while you try make yourself better. anyway i want to see this, these are the same ingredients which brought us the original. into this
how have you seen and appreciated boogie nights but you've never seen something like "In 1973, Lloyd Kaufman wrote and produced an erotic thriller set in the porn industry, that starred the exceedingly fun Mary Woronov and some of Andy Warhol’s troop" mary woronov is the name that sells me. plus i've been meaning to watch an entire troma movie at some point
