Letterboxd thread: Mistletoe and wine edition
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David Foster
Aaron Roberts
did the last thread really already die?
Carter Murphy
tfw u are simply having a wonderful christmastime
Jordan Harris
Justin Lewis
I've seen some good stuff lately. Thinking I might rewatch Au Hasard Balthasar since FilmStruck doesn't have any Bresson films I haven't seen yet. I really wanna see Lancelot du Lac and Diary of a Country Priest, though.
I've noticed that any really recent movie that's well-received gets ridiculously high ratings. Moonlight is one of the best-rated films on the site now.
Ethan Long
Forgot pic
Nathaniel Perez
Watch older movies
David Lee
How festive is /lbg/ feeling these days?
I should watch a christmas film soon. Maybe The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Connor Foster
oops, wrong picture.
Ayden Ward
right picture when
Juan Evans
>396 films
more like EnormousEmbryo
Angel Watson
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Cross of iron while a solid, entertaining action film and I liked Coburns character and some of the black humour, it could do with some better editting and the attempts at German accents are poor. But honestly that really is just nitpicking.
Rewatched third part of the night, this time with my dad, honestly baffled that he wasn't put off by how of the wall Zulawski is, by all accounts its something he should have despised, its now his third favourite film of all time.
I honestly recommended it as a wind up initially.
I still love it, depicting world war 2 as one giant nightmarish image. Its the film version of ripping open a wound and it repeatedly stabbing you before it heals.
I am a hero loses some of the character attachment and trippy stuff from the source material but really improves on the pacing, retains some of the atmosphere and keeps the creeping build at the beginning.
Scene with the girlfriends transformation and the last stretch of the movie are particularly good.
Still waiting on silence and moonlight.
Mason Ross
it makes sense, I mean, times change and I can probably relate more to recent movies than with movies made half a century ago, the quality improves as well
Jason Fisher
is it possible to make an automatically alphabetised list on lb? I do NOT want to order them all manually
Landon Taylor
Bullies please leave
Benjamin Reyes
make two lists, put all the movies in the 1st list. use the thing that gets the in alphabetical order, then add them all to the 2nd list, autism
Anthony Myers
Jingle All the Way is awesome
Lucas Edwards
Saw The Abyss today, was kinda boring
Nathan Barnes
Eh it's not really different enough to bother adding this thread. Plus I'd rather draw some small attention to Scarlet Street than The Flesh is Weak or Psycho.
Elijah Diaz
The german accents were laughable, but in a weird way that sort makes it watchable. What other Peckinpah have you seen/enjoy?
Chase Carter
Characters apart from the general and the Mexican guy weren't all that much in wild bunch, but oh were those gun fights (and the train scene) utterly God tier. Best action scenes I've seen in a western.
Austin Edwards
Thinking of watching days of 36s, a reconstruction and the hunters, maybe the autopsy of Jane Doe soon, any of those worth a look?
Josiah Bell
Loved the gunfights as well of course, I actually really appreciated the way they were handled in Cross of Iron: sort of insane trippy editing that gets you really into the chaotic scene. Almost felt expressionist in parts.
Bentley Anderson
>36s
Charles Sullivan
>telling based machill54 what to do
Carson Foster
Spiral_Mountain come to discord