Film Thread

[Blood Music]

Not the MOST thrilling watch but still an interesting curio - early marketing tape from Pixar before they hit it big.

[petep1981]

I am a big Judge Dredd fan, so this was great

[petep1981]

Superb film, like mar-mite you will love it or hate it.

[Hazbro666]

Superb film, like mar-mite you will love it or hate it.

Amazing film!  Kubrickian, patient, and able to be analyzed afterwards for long periods of time, usually with a few drinks.  Endless symbolism and an amazing score (which is coming out on vinyl soon)!

[Blood Music]

Dying to see The Witch, waiting for it to (hopefully) come to Finland.

[petep1981]

Watched this a couple of months back as well, the soundtrack is great as well, highly recommend this as well.


VVICHT was on limited release in the UK so I nearly missed it, looking forward to a BLU-RAY relase for sure.

[Blood Music]

Believe it or not, I came close to releasing the soundtrack of that ^ several years ago but eventually decided not to.

[petep1981]

Believe it or not, I came close to releasing the soundtrack of that ^ several years ago but eventually decided not to.

How come? Just not confident it would sell?

[DarcX]

I'm not too big into cinema, but I recently watched Zootopia, the newest Disney movie, and it was honestly super enjoyable. o: I'd recommend anyone to see it.

[Doogz]

Saw "The Revenant" over the weekend. Slow burning but pretty good, like a rawer and more violent "Dances With Wolves" in vibe. Leo deserved that Oscar. Also, the Oscars should invent a new category just for Tom Hardy; "Best Phil Anselmo Impersonation".

Other films seen recently:

"Intruders"(also known as "Shut In"): Clever concept. Starts off as a standard home-invasion-type thriller, with the added twist that the victim is agoraphobic so can't escape even when she has the chance. However, it gets much more complex and darker than that. Worth a watch if you like seriously fucked-up twists (Trust me, the agoraphobic thing isn't the twist!).

"V/H/S": A couple of years old this one, I think it spawned a couple of sequels too. It basically takes the "found footage" genre in a new direction, with "found footage" of a bunch of guys breaking into a house and watching a load of "found footage". Fairly amusing.

"The Voices": Ryan Reynolds talks to himself and accidentally becomes a murderer even though he's trying to become a better citizen. Quite funny, though in its darker moments it tries to illustrate the more serious nature of mental illness... a little odd, given that it's simultaneously using mental illness as its main comedy vehicle.

"Good Kill": Ethan Hawke as a veteran USAF pilot who now flies UAVs and finds himself questioning the morality of what he does. Well written and paced, with a very accomplished performance from Hawke.