#561

ftfy

#562

just remembered I’m going to a Day Shall Come screening w Chris Morris Q&A tomorrow :+1:

#563

Cheers both @kiyonemakibi

Went along anyway and really liked it, wasn’t too traumatising in the end other than some killer punches in the last third. ”I still love you even if it doesn’t make sense anymore.” :cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:

Two women left the cinema behind me and didn’t seem to be familiar with either lead which is very ???

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#564

did that thing where i click the spoilers for a film I really want to see, don’t read them and then think “that was lucky, why the F did I click though?”

#565

I DON’T CARE

(just to be clear, this a famous quote from the original The Fugitive said by Tommy Lee Jones when Harrison Ford tells him he didn’t kill his wife)

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#566

Looking forward to The Irishman on Friday night. Settled for a home viewing in the end.

#567

zero dark thirty’s also boring as fuck

#568

This weekend’s double bill:

Eraserhead
Perfect Blue

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#569

a group of YOOFS left 20 minutes into lemon 66 when i went to see it

how did they not realise it was a boring film about driving cars? were they surprised at how much of it was actually just driving cars?

who knows

#570

probably got a message off tinder about doing chemsex or something

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#571

ah… to be young again

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#572

A Street Cat Named Bob is getting a sequel. The first film was not very good but was all about an adorable cat so I am all for another one.

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#573

We went to see it the day after Trump was elected, to cheer ourselves up.

Can only presume this is on for a late 2020 release to try and target the exact same market again.

#574

:expressionless:

Lulu Wang chimed in to say people give her Crazy Rich Asian posters to sign!

#575

I watched Vox Lux last night

It actually started pretty strong - then there was a moment (when the young Nat Port character is talking to the wasted band guy on the bed) when the vibe went quite odd and I was all ready to go with it

and then

it went to shit really

really bad

the extended concert bit at the end was just embarassing

#576

Natalie Portman’s absolutely shocking in it. The shift in story to her as an adult made it go from a really interesting, dark film to just shite

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#577

Blockers is a much better coming of age film than Eight Grade/Booksmart/Edge of Seventeen

#578

yeah - doesn’t feel like the same character anymore

#579

where did the accent come from?

Also found it baffling that the character was meant to be a mega star when she was not very good

#580

Blockers is good. Better than Booksmart I’d say, maybe on a par with Edge of Seventeen.

“Better than Eighth Grade” (or even in the same conversation) is absolutely nuts IMO)

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