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Originally Posted by atsonicpark
Drowning Man rules. Very underrated.
Hard Candy rules...so minimal and daring. A great watch. I was so happy that Ellen Page became popular after that, albeit because of the somewhat stupid Juno and not her brilliant performance in Candy.
Anyway.. Cashback is one of your favorites?... If we're talking about the same film.... the movie where the guy mopes and whines about his girlfriend... so melodramatic.. and then freezes time at a grocery store to take clothes off of girls? What was the appeal of that movie? I guess I can see how certain people can relate to it or something, but I dunno. I think I gave it a 5/10. I thought the best thing about it was the cover art. The short film version of it is a lot better, but eh.
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Drowning Man was very simple and effective. Japan films rule! I wish I was old enough to have the brains back then to go see this at the Vancouver Film festival back in the 2000's.
Hard Candy. The ending on the roof, sealed the deal for me. Perfect.
Cash Back is indeed one of my favourites. I used to work at a grocery store too, so I know how monotonous and depressing that work can be, and if I could somehow freeze time and draw beautiful girls nude, that would somewhat enjoyable. Maybe even the best thing ever. Through and through, I loved that movie. Acting was spot on, I really like Sean Biggerstaff (aka Oliver Wood from Harry Potter) and the rest of the cast, it was well put together group that was flawless in my books. The film felt different in someway, unique and was really funny.