Discuss anything related to audio or music production.
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plantaginate
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by plantaginate » Sun Jun 20, 2010 7:58 am
squelcht wrote:
Machinesworking wrote:
Let the Right One In - Best vampire movie in years, more like a allegory about the life of an outsider than a horror movie, touching actually.
Agreed & AGREED. Thats why I enjoyed it so much - Because it was away from the horror genre. Touching indeed.
just got round to seeing this after so much long.
one of the best movies i've seen.
see they're making an "american" version,
curious to see what it comes out as.
prolly shit.
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glenn303
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by glenn303 » Sun Jun 20, 2010 5:24 pm
Speaking of Vampire movies I recommend "Thirst", its from the director Park Chan-Wook (Old Boy).
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Machinesworking
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by Machinesworking » Sun Jun 20, 2010 9:14 pm
plantaginate wrote:squelcht wrote:
Machinesworking wrote:
Let the Right One In - Best vampire movie in years, more like a allegory about the life of an outsider than a horror movie, touching actually.
Agreed & AGREED. Thats why I enjoyed it so much - Because it was away from the horror genre. Touching indeed.
just got round to seeing this after so much long.
one of the best movies i've seen.
see they're making an "american" version,
curious to see what it comes out as.
prolly shit.
Only remake I ever liked was The Thing. John Carpenters version is amazing.
That said, at least the little girl Chloe Moret, they're getting for the remake is a pretty amazingly talented actress for her age.
Out of curiosity even the name is retarded down... Let Me In... wow? who wants to bet they give it the "Twilight" patent pending Hollywood treatment.
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Machinesworking
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by Machinesworking » Sun Jun 20, 2010 9:21 pm
Also just last week watched two of my favorite movies on cable again:
Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer- Only movie to give this subject a Italian neorealismt movement vibe, which to me made the impact of the subject matter that much heavier.
The Unforgiven- Just an awesome piece of work. So many great lines, and for a western, deep and thoughtful.
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dum
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by dum » Sun Jun 20, 2010 11:08 pm
Dead Man's Shoes
Mesrine
Hunger
La Haine
Irreversible
Delicatessen
Buena Vista Social Club
King of Kong
Leon
Time of the Wolf
Head On
Looking for Eric
Elite Squad
Three Monkeys
Dub Echoes
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
Rififi
The Third Man
Breakfast of Champions
Zatoichi
Ghost Dog
Being John Malkovich
The Beat That My Heart Skipped
Che
Tony Manero
Man Bites Dog
Vanishing Point
American Pimp
Ace Ventura Pet Detective
Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.
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nikulo
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by nikulo » Sun Jun 20, 2010 11:10 pm
uhhh La Haine, Zatoichi, both great pieces.
gotta watch those again for sure xD
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squelcht
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by squelcht » Mon Jun 21, 2010 5:05 pm
dum wrote:Dead Man's Shoes
Mesrine
Hunger
La Haine
Irreversible
Delicatessen
Buena Vista Social Club
King of Kong
Leon
Time of the Wolf
Head On
Looking for Eric
Elite Squad
Three Monkeys
Dub Echoes
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
Rififi
The Third Man
Breakfast of Champions
Zatoichi
Ghost Dog
Being John Malkovich
The Beat That My Heart Skipped
Che
Tony Manero
Man Bites Dog
Vanishing Point
American Pimp
Ace Ventura Pet Detective
Many of these I never heard of, however the one's I have are great! I will check into some of these--Thanks

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oblique strategies
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by oblique strategies » Wed May 08, 2013 10:53 pm
Sleep Dealer
2008
Mexico
Solid sci-fi, cyberpunk flick shows a possible future where immigration issues & technology collide.
Cosmopolis
2012
David Cronenberg's back with a dose of his patented weirdness the likes of which hasn't been seen in decades...
