Isle of dogs was one of the most boring things I’ve almost gotten thru. I gave it 45 minutes of my life. Just goddawful, pretentious yet childish

yo eugene if you see this i did get yr pm but my shitbox is full and i gotta check before deleting. thanks for the offer! im good right now though. didnt wanna rudely not reply forever hence this quick note. more later.

Oh hush. All Wes Anderson’s movies are prententious beyond belief, but fuckit they’re good.

ssssso, for those interested in preregistering for the criterion channel

some of the offers are a bit ridiculous (“membership card” going into the shredder, “special email address” lmao please no more email, “concierge” what lolol) — but i like the lifetime discounts on something i’ll consistently use.

here is where you’d go get it:

https://www.criterion.com/channel

This movie is fantastic. Very Barry Lyndon, which I had no problem whatsoever with. A very absurdist historical take on Queen Anne.

One for the "so stupid it's awesome" category: The New Guy.

moobys

have seen none lately

Here we are! Thanks
Yes Buster Scruggs and Silver lake. check em out.

oh! coen brothers!

looks like it was shot in my state

i
will watch. im a fan

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made a note on silver lake also

there is one called UNDER the silver lake which confused me lol

Yeh man its a real treat, I was almost gonna blow it off because it didnt look like my thing which was total misjudgment on my behalf.

Home Alone last night, Elf tonight. Tis the season.

And The Muppets Christmas Carol in a few nights.

my favorite christmas movie is BRAZIL. truly captures the spirit of the season haaa haaa haaaa... although i’ll also happily rewatch BAD SANTA (the original not the stupid sequel) and maybe have on THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS.

Muppet Christmas Carol is my favorite christmas movie ever.

ME TOO!!

My favorite kids one anyway.

Goddamn really goddamn good.


Another good one is — believe it or not — Family Man with Nicholas Cage. It’s basically It’s a Wonderful Life, but that’s ok.

I'm not sure if there's any part of this movie that I don't love.

And Michael Caine is amazingly good as Scrooge, even in a world where Charles Dickens is played by a rat.

Just finished "A Christmas Carol" from 1951 with Alastair Sim, and started Ruby Sparks.

So many quotable spots.

Michael Caine's Scrooge...the only one willing to give employment to rats. That shoots him to the top of the list instantly.

:D :D :D

I know that Rizzo has his own distinct vocals, but that scene is ripe for the Wilhelm scream


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_scream