Ok!
1984 for me too.
âEasily the strongest American film since Mystic Riverâ is hilarious to me
- Saving private Ryan is the only film nominated that year that even exists
The biggest Oscar farce
- Crash beating Brokeback Mountain
- Forrest Gump beating Pulp Fiction
- Dances with Wolves beating Goodfellas
- Driving Miss Daisy beating Born on the 4th of July, Field of Dreams AND My left foot
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La la land moonlight debacle (at least the good film of the two won)
fairly tepid take: crash (2004, the bad one) wasnât as bad as everyone says. still bad like, but not Worst Film Ever bad
canât actually remember anything about it
Just very heavy handed innit. If it hadnât won the Oscar nobody would mention it as a particularly bad film. But for an Oscar winner it is particularly bad
Yeah it just sits there staring at me ⌠would only do it over two nights anyway I think. And feel Iâd need company while watching too
2014
And whoa as if some of you havenât seen Amadeus! Great laugh.
- Which surprised me too.
Babe should have won that year
2008
whatâs everyoneâs thoughts on Training Day? saw it for the first time over xmas and thought it was really good
- Really good!
- Larry David face
- Not for me, clive
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Seen 6 films this last week
Ratatouille - still good
Roma - stunning looking but left me a bit empty somehow? Need more time to think on this
The Favourite - v good
Spideyverse - great
Alone on a beach at night- didnât really get this sorry. Nice relaxing music though so i had a nap in the cinema
The Ballad of Narayama (1983) - wild. Really grim and horrific w some potentially triggering stuff but also so beautiful. Maaaaybe some people would find all the cutaways to nature a bit heavy handed but i love that kind of stuff. Blew me away. gonna watch more Imamura films
Ballad of Narayama was my best film of 1983. Outstanding stuff.
Only seen it the once but remember really enjoying three quarters of it but being a bit [Larry David face] at the last bit.