Edgar WRONG more like.
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nah itās good and funny
6 Likes
Again with the Brits? Fucking hell, man
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- Seen it
- Not seen it
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Letās all go down the Wellington for a pint!!
This film feels like it was made in 1997
I like it but didnāt vote for it. The one in Wells where Adam Buxton gets decapitated (sort of) is better
Earls Court, every February in the early-mid 90s
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I think Edgar Wright is, by some distance, my least favourite working filmmaker.
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Only been up for half an hour so a personal recap:
Howlās Moving Castle: should have voted for this one. Just a perfect adaptation of a delightful book that elevates it in a different artform. Joe Hisaishiās score is incredible.
Interstellar: An extremely emotional film from a director long accused of being emotionless. But it made some men feel too much, and therefore itās bad. Stupid men.
32 points.
Lost In Translation: Loved this when it came out. Donāt think I could watch it now. Didnāt vote for it and wouldnāt have.
Moon: First on the list for a smashed it out the park first time director whose promise has not been lived up to subsequently. Itās really fucking good though, considering itās literally just Sam Rockwell and a voice actor.
28 points.
Inglourious Basterds: Itās ok. Itās better than Tarantinoās other post Kill Bill work. Donāt want to see it again. Didnāt vote for it.
Donnie Darko: Coulda shoulda woulda. Havenāt seen it in many years but I adored it back in the day. Another brilliant debut from a director who has done nothing of note since. Immensely inventive and affecting film. The soundtrack is banging.*
Dune Part Two: I prefer the first part, but this is a very, very worthy continuation. Big, loud, very Villeneuve-y. Total cinema.
40 points.
Toy Story 3: Another very worthy continuation. Never got particularly emotional at the ending though, because I knew with all certainty that they were getting out. Toy Story 4, on the other hand, destroyed me. Didnāt vote.
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford: A good film Iāve seen once. I bought it on DVD and never watched it. Always my go-to for film related pun threads. Didnāt vote.
The Grand Budapest Hotel: Quite like this, but only seen it the once, which is probably enough. Kind of Wes Anderson distilled, innit. Didnāt vote.
The Raid: Itās good. I like it a lot. Itās not DREDD, though. Even though itās the same story. Didnāt vote (did vote for DREDD).
Thanks, you can all go now.
*still haunts me to this day:
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Heās shit but weirdly think heāll do a good job with the running man
Not a particular comment on either film but I donāt really understand the electorate who manages to give loads of points to both this, and Lydia Tar The Controversial Conductor
different people vote, thatās the thing
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Absolutely do not have Crouching Tiger in my mind as being this century, crazy.
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It isnāt, it was released in 2000
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also, people contain multitudes and are capable of enjoying things that are very different to each other
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Heāll get distracted by showing off how much he can move his camera and by adding absolutely excruciating needle drops every other scene and then ādroppingā a playlist of songs that inspired the film or whatever and my head will fall off with embarrassment
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lydia tar wouldāve kicked simon peggās arse
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yeah, I contain multitudes. Of robot cum!
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Shaun Of The Dead is great. Anyone who says otherwise is wrong
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Oh yeah, forgot about that. He will definitely do all that stuff
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