Which Films have you seen lately? 19 - Get Your Film's Name Outta Your Mouth

You're in luck! It's a TV show

But yeah, I'm a superhero aficionado but even this is a pass for me

 

Wild Strawberries (Bergman film)

It was ok. But way too swedish (family drama) for me. I always hated Strindberg too

 

In some sense, yes.
But speaking of The Wailing I can't really compare it to anything else I've seen; it's quite unique aesthetically & so specific to Korean culture and the twists make it stand out. As an example: the film features an exorcism ritual performed by a shaman and I've never seen anything quite like it before. The sound mix and visuals attack your senses for what feels like 15 minutes.

 

I saw the Spanish movie "The Platform" from 2019 yesterday. The beginning is strong. Towards the end it gets a bit too constructed and predictable.

Liked the tag-line: "There those that go up, those that go down, and those that fall"

And liked the message.

 

I rewatched Major League (1989), still a classic, good pacing, character development, funny, visually enjoyable.

Watched Ted, was bad and unfunny, wouldn't have watched it thru except my gf liked it.

 

Well... not the worst a man had ever to endure I find. Never saw the movie. So no further comments. Well.. I think I did... but seems like a life long gone now....

 

I just read that Vangelis passed away a couple of days ago, age 79. He wasn't quite as famous as John Williams, Hans Zimmer or Danny Elfman, but for me and my high school friends, his work on Blade Runner (1982) was as much a part of the nerd canon as the flying cars and Roy's speech at the end of the movie.

 

The Danish National Symphony Orchestra did an excellent Blade Runner suite some years ago, as part of a Sci-Fi themed concert.



They are brilliant in everything they do; they have done James Bond, Star Wars, fantasy, Morricone, Williams, Herrmann (Hitchcock's composer)...

 

I don't like giving bad reviews much..but The Northman was so bad for me, i turned it off after ~30mins.

 

I didn't know he died. Rip. Had a few memorable pieces

 

Gave the new Tomb Raider a shot but gave up after 30 mins. Garbage.

 

I guess the older one was more well-rounded.

 

This is the only scene I am aware of.

 

Nah, it's this one


Don't worry, I have something for you too

 

I didn't know of that scene, but yes it is now my favourite of the Lara Croft films.

The way she keeps her mouth open reminded me of a Giger painting with a human-alien hybrid.

 

Nothing against Vikander. Loved her in Ex Machina and The Danish Girl. But this was just drab to me. Maybe it's my mood or something