#204

Also Jacky Nicholson

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#205

In Chinatown or just in general? Actually the answer’s the same, he’s great, especially in the 70s

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#206

The original ending was Evelyn kills her father, Polanski said he wanted a bleaker ending, especially after what had happened to Sharon Tate

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#207

Generally, he’s great in CT but find him a bit overrated

#208

The sequel is worth a watch too

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#209

Looking forward to digging in to some of these

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#210

La Strada

Are all Fellini films this depressing then? It was good though.

#211

Not that I’m in any way up to date with everything on there,but I feel like a 7 minute film is a bit of a cheeky addition from Mubi today

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#212

def hyped for the Magnificent Ambersons

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#213

yeah for UK viewers, especially one that is already on iPlayer – having been made for it

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#214

Yeah that’s the one that stood out to me, never seen it before

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#215

Been meaning to watch this, while I got MUBI for lockdown purposes. Hyped to watch Our Little Sister too, as part of my growing interest in Kore-eda’s films

#216

Was just reading about this. Can’t wait to see it

#217

Yeah, really curious about it cause - as I understand it was kind of butchered a bit by the studio and Welles was unhappy with it, but is since considered a very worthy follow-up to Kane (which I think could conceivably make it more enjoyable than Kane, which has the weight of its own influence round its neck)

#218

The Lunchbox is a very lovely and good film

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#219

mildly irked as someone who refuses to go to bed before midnight, regardless of how tired I am, bc I want to check the new to MUBI film

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#220

Got loads on there I wanna see tbf

Water Lillies
Ema
Ran
Our Little Sister
Biutiful

Anything else worth a go?

#221

That Claire Denis one isn’t very well reviewed?

#222

I quite liked Fedora as a sort of spiritual follow-up to Sunset Boulevard. I think I mentioned it in this thread but it is very strangely out of time in many ways – it’s from the late seventies but feels very much like it could have been made in the forties in many ways.

#223

Water Lilies is so lovely and has a cracking soundtrack, def my 2nd favourite Sciamma film