landspeedrecord wrote:that they are
plainsong, you should check out the hired hand next if you haven't seen it
Got that on my list but thanks for the reminder.
aububs wrote:linoleum wrote:The Trail of ‘98 (1928)
Lots of fun. Rapids sequence was so cool
four stuntmen were killed during that sequence iirc. one of the worst tragedies in the history of film!
episode 5 of kevin brownlow's (incredible) series about old hollywood covers this incident and early hollywood stuntwork in general. completely nuts stuff. the whole series is on youtube, cannot recc it highly enough. start with episode 5
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aububs wrote:linoleum wrote:The Trail of ‘98 (1928)
Lots of fun. Rapids sequence was so cool
four stuntmen were killed during that sequence iirc. one of the worst tragedies in the history of film!
episode 5 of kevin brownlow's (incredible) series about old hollywood covers this incident and early hollywood stuntwork in general. completely nuts stuff. the whole series is on youtube, cannot recc it highly enough. start with episode 5
Repo wrote:^^hell yeah
have you seen forget paris? similar vibe, great movie
tgk wrote:booksmart was funny as hell. really showed what a complete piece of shit that 8th grade movie was
RIXX wrote:aububs wrote:linoleum wrote:The Trail of ‘98 (1928)
Lots of fun. Rapids sequence was so cool
four stuntmen were killed during that sequence iirc. one of the worst tragedies in the history of film!
episode 5 of kevin brownlow's (incredible) series about old hollywood covers this incident and early hollywood stuntwork in general. completely nuts stuff. the whole series is on youtube, cannot recc it highly enough. start with episode 5
Watching this now, it’s really good thanks!
mellowgold wrote:
The Farewell - This is a wonderfully textured and lived-in movie. My grandma died two years ago and she was one of the most important people in my life so this blew me on my ass even though its rooted in a completely different culture. i love when a movie is from someone who, on paper, i have little in common with but im able to connect to the universality of the film. i really believe that's a mark of a great film/filmmaker. the themes of identity explored here are really cool and something i was not expecting. the cast is great (the movie is at its best when scenes between Awkwafina and Zhao Shuzhen play out) but shoutout to Diana Lin, who plays Awkwafina's mom. also, what an ending. i cant wait to see what Lulu Wang does next!
mellowgold wrote:
Copycat - I had a weird experience watching this movie at first. After the "Woman in the Window" drama from earlier this year, i started to read that book but could only make it through the first few chapters lol and didnt realize the author ripped off this movie so hard, which itself is a riff on Vertigo, Rear Window and The Silence of the Lambs except with Sigourney Weaver and Holly Hunter. Not the best but a really fun and pulpy dawn-of-the-internet movie!
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