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[Jon E(vil)]

Late night with the devil. 2023.
6/10
Passable thriller about a failing late night tv show that uses a 'possessed' girl to show that afterlife is real.
Interesting in that its set in the '70s and for this end can use budget effects. The last act is good, but loses it a bit with a mish mash ending.
Very similar to History of the Occult from 2020.

 

[Solomon Kane]

Smoked a nice potent joint and slapped on Rebel Moon part 2 ..

 

[Rick7891]

 

[Rick7891]

 

[Irishrepublic]

The greatest showman is on now. I heard it's good. I'm liking it so far

 

[Just Bob]

The Martian - pure 10/10 for me. Watched it 2 times already and will probably watch it again It's on Netflix btw

 

[Rick7891]

 

[Rick7891]

 

[Jon E(vil)]

Henry the viii and his six wives. 1972.
6/10
King Henry lies dying and reflects on parts of his life.
Dealing with his wives one by one, the film obviously skips alot of other things. It does a good job of showing a older king desperate for a son, getting caught up with the fact that his time is almost up and taking a much younger wife can lead to more problems.
Well filmed, its a steady watch with a interesting amount of costumes and detail. There is some scheming of the lower ranks which add a interesting element.

 

[Jon E(vil)]

Poor things. 2023.
2/10
The film takes the Frankenstein idea and places a woman in the creatures place. But instead of the creator abandoning him and the monster longing for acceptance in a unforgiving world. It has her bed hopping and using her innocence/stupidity and good looks to get her by as she increases her knowledge of the world.
The costumes and everything about the way its filmed are spectacular. But that doesn't in any distract from what is a simplistic film with no plot generated to appeal to a shallow image focused audience.


The long goodbye. 1973.
9/10.
The friend of a P.I. is found dead in Mexico and he goes on the hunt to find out why. Excellent crime drama that unfolds with a slow tension. Following the main character 'Marlow' it lets the audience discover what he does. Gripping and tense it comes together nicely at the end. No huge chases or bombastic actions scenes, just a well written plot that is funny and serious in equal portions.

 

[2Guys1Knife]

I finally got around to watching Nig Panther out of morbid curiosity. How that movie got any tickets sold is beyond me. It's basically a negro fantasy movie made to stroke negro ego's. I say, go for it! All of 'em go back to Africa and make your Wakanda a reality. After all, you wuz kangs!

 

[decimdekimu]

Ended up watching Dune Part one when they were reshowing it in theaters, little did I know I was signing myself up for the IMAX experience

 

[Nathan_Yahoo]

-Late night with the devil 2023

I agree with John from a few posts above mine but its still 8/10 for me cause the atmosphere is pretty great.

-Immaculate 2024

Rubbish. Only good thing is the soundtrack with a few church choir songs and the most beauiful thing ive seen on screen in a while - Benedetta Porcaroli (photo)

Poor things. 2023.
2/10

Thank you for this🤣 I despise everything from this director and from that mongoloid Wes Anderson.
Emma Stones acting was on point though.

 

[Jon E(vil)]

-Late night with the devil 2023
I agree with John from a few posts above mine but its still 8/10 for me cause the atmosphere is pretty great.
-Immaculate 2024
Rubbish. Only good thing is the soundtrack with a few church choir songs and the most beauiful thing ive seen on screen in a while - Benedetta Porcaroli (photo)

Thank you for this🤣 I despise everything from this director and from that mongoloid Wes Anderson.
Emma Stones acting was on point though.

I tried to watch Immaculate, but turned it off. The Devils by Ken Russell 1971 or Benedetta by Paul Verhoven 2021 are better nun films.
Yorgos is a good director. I watched Dogtooth 2009 and it is pure greek. Very strange film about a isolated family.
From there he got a name for himself, directed a bunch of stuff and hit a high with The Favourite, most of what i watched, but it wasn't really me. And then was brought to America to make a visually stunning but completely plotless pile of shit.
Stone was on point, acting like a retard and splitting her legs on a whim is what i would expect.

Bumer 2003. Russia.
8/10
A bmw is stolen and one of the crew lands in hot water with some gangsters. This escalates due one pulling a gun and opening fire.
From there they take the stolen bmw and leave Moscow. Things get more difficult from there.
Very russian crime drama that starts innocently enough, but slowly get worse for the group. A solid drama that is gritty and no nonsense. Showing police and local corruption as a way to make ends meet, or just because no-one really cares. At the one hour mark it slows down due to a injury sustained by one of the group. At some points there are flashbacks which show more of a particular situation, and the life of one character.
Centered on a the four blokes, it shows them nicely as individuals with their flaws and charms.
Trailer has no english subtitles.

 

[Nathan_Yahoo]

Yorgos is a good director. I watched Dogtooth 2009 and it is pure greek. Very strange film about a isolated family.
From there he got a name for himself, directed a bunch of stuff and hit a high with The Favourite, most of what i watched, but it wasn't really me.

Will try dogtooth. Ah man I forgot that The Favourite is hslis film. It was brilliant no argue.

 

[D.O.A.]

The fuck is Dune 2 supposed to be, space Islam?

The book sucked I never got into it.

 

[Xo_xo]

Re-watching the terminator series

 

[Dr1ftw00d]

 

[Dr1ftw00d]

 

[Dr1ftw00d]