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viewtiful alan redux · 11.05.2010, 12:20 AM

Stijn · 11.05.2010, 05:19 AM

Good

chairman of the bored · 11.05.2010, 11:21 AM

Paranormal Activity 2 fucking blew. The House of the Devil was pretty cool. I'm still holding onto horror movie month.

Did anyone see tha trailer for the new Coen Bros. film, True Grit? Looks interesting enough...

noisereductions · 11.05.2010, 11:21 AM

I loved House Of The Devil

atsonicpark · 11.05.2010, 11:41 AM

Faces and Following rule. VIEWTIFUL ALAN -- did you see my posat on facebook with all the johnnie to films? It's missing his newish ones -- fulltime killer (his best imo), Mad Detective, Sparrow, etc -- but still has tons of great ones, including some that are really hard to find. I highly reccomend THE MISSION, BREAKING NEWS, EXILED, HERO NEVER DIES (so fucking good! Fuck!) RUNNING OUT OF TIME, FULLTIME KILLER, and 3 films he produced: EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED,ODD ONE DIES, and the absolute masterpiece TOO MANY WAYS TO BE NO. 1... an absolutely insane movie, with the camera spinning all around, hanging upside down, getting blood splattered all over it... great great fucking movie.. do whatever you can to see it.. it's on asiatorrents, cinemageddon, karagarga, surrealmoviez, and probably some public trackers and shit... see TOO MANY WAYS TO BE NO. 1 immediately, I can not TELL YOU how great it is. It's one of the few films clearly inspired by Takeshi Kitano that does something unique and interesting and isn't a clear ripoff of Kitano. Also, Run Lola Run ripped it off.

House of the Devil is one of the most boring films I've seen in a long long time. It was aesthetically pleasing, though, which is probably enough for most people. It looked pretty good and came out on vhs. Which is cool.

I've been on a huge Woody Allen kick. I've seen every single one of his films now except some of his early "screwball" comedies which don't interest me in the least. He's a great director, despite often repeating lines, plots, characters, etc. from film to film (it's VERY RARE that he ever experiments in any meaningful way, aside from the editing in Husbands & Wives and Deconstructing Harry... also, why are his title sequences EXACTLY THE SAME in 95% of his films?) I feel comfortable now with making a top 10 list of my favorite Woody movies... it probably doesn't stray too far from most people's top 10 lists of Woody films, but I've noticed I do love a few of his films some people seem to hate (cElebrity! I highly reccomend everyone watch this one, this has Leonardo Dicaprio's best role ever, a few months after Titanic, ever.. you get to see him be coked-out and fucked-up and scream and be abusive to women and be a madman... it's great!)..

1. Annie Hall
2. Celebrity
3. Husbands and Wives
4. Manhattan
5. Crimes and Misdemeanors
6. Stardust Memories
7. Deconstructing Harry
8. Hannah and Her Sisters
9. Interiors
10. September

Anyone else REALLY like Woody Allen? *crickets chirp* I will say, he hasn't made a great film in a while... even the much-loved Match Point was horrible. Whatever Works was pretty fun, but it got old a bit too fast... wouldn't WORKED if it had been a short.

One of the greatest directors of all time, though. I highly reccomend the weird as hell documentary "MEETIN WA", where Godard interviewed him and clearly, neither one understands each other. It's hilarious.

noisereductions · 11.05.2010, 11:52 AM

I didn't find House Of The Devil boring at all. But of course, we're re-treading old ground now.

atsonicpark · 11.05.2010, 01:13 PM

Well, that always happens. Someone mention Kick-Ass or Death Proof!

noisereductions · 11.05.2010, 01:14 PM

I have no opinion on Kick-Ass as I still haven't seen it. haha.

atsonicpark · 11.05.2010, 01:16 PM

Your usual opinion is "it doesn't look good to me but I haven't seen it."

noisereductions · 11.05.2010, 01:17 PM

hahahahaha that's true. Yeah.

sonic sphere · 11.05.2010, 03:40 PM

Dr. Eugene Felikson · 11.05.2010, 04:17 PM

Adam, you've seen Sleeper right? I haven't seen all of Allen's films... but that's definitely my favorite.

loubarret · 11.05.2010, 05:02 PM

6,5/10 mwaaah

SuperCreep · 11.05.2010, 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by atsonicpark

Anyone else REALLY like Woody Allen? *crickets chirp* I will say, he hasn't made a great film in a while... even the much-loved Match Point was horrible. Whatever Works was pretty fun, but it got old a bit too fast... wouldn't WORKED if it had been a short.

i don't think he's the most original director ever, but he wears his influences (bergman, fellini, groucho, et al) on his sleeve very well while putting his own spin on things. i'd be lying if i said i didn't enjoy about a dozen or so of his films. i think he's been more or less consistent up until "bullets over broadway" (sorry, i absolutely hate "deconstructing harry") with his last worthwhile film being "sweet and lowdown" (terribly underrated.) i don't get the fuss over "match point." "scoop" and "whatever works" are alright.

top ten:

1. annie hall
2. manhattan
3. stardust memories
4. love and death
5. zelig
6. hannah and her sisters
7. interiors
8. the purple rose of cairo
9. crimes and misdemeanors
10. husbands and wives

demonrail666 · 11.05.2010, 05:44 PM

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6,5/10 mwaaah

Very much my opinion of it, too. It's OK but felt a bit too much like a 90 minute Pink Floyd promo.

atsonicpark · 11.05.2010, 06:14 PM

RAMPO NOIR was a masterpiece. What was your favorite story of the 4? Mine was probably "Caterpillar", which was genuinely disturbing. Also, the mirror one was so crazy... how did they get some of those shots without showing the camera? Also, the first story.. just an incredible movie. Everyone needs to see RAMPO NOIR.

I loved Wizards, the rotoscoping is excellent, but I agree it's not as good as Heavy Traffic, but then, nothing is. Heavy Traffic is lifechanging. I LOVE Fritz the Cat too. His Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is the best LotR adaptation ever!

Joe, Sleeper is alright. I've never known anyone to call it their favorite of his films, so that's funny. Parts of the story remind me of ZARDOZ, haha...

Or, hell, maybe Demolition Man, also. Haha. It's alright, it's just a comedy that doesn't make me laugh, a sci-fi film that doesn't make me think, and a drama that isn't dramatic. I think he disowned it -- but he doesn't like any of his films except Purple Rose of Cairo (which is alright), Match Point (which SUCKS), and Husbands and Wives (which rules). He also thinks Manhattan is a bad film -- which is ridiculous.

Supercreep, nice list, why do you hate Deconstructing Harry? It's a weird film, kinda sloppy and inconsistent, but I dug it a lot. There's someting more to it. At least we all love Annie Hall.

I watched:

Running on Karma - 7/10

Insane over the top weird film.

atsonicpark · 11.05.2010, 06:26 PM

this cover is so funny:

SuperCreep · 11.05.2010, 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by atsonicpark

Supercreep, nice list, why do you hate Deconstructing Harry? It's a weird film, kinda sloppy and inconsistent, but I dug it a lot. There's someting more to it. At least we all love Annie Hall.

it just strikes me as very poor-self parody - woody's stock neurotic character, obligatory bergman references, rehashed plots from earlier films, etc. the acting is for the most part incredibly awful and there's nothing in any of the characters that make me give a shit about them at all, which makes it a chore to sit through. everything i hate about woody allen in 90 minutes.

atsonicpark · 11.05.2010, 06:44 PM

hah. I can see that. I dug it though. Why does Woody Allen stutter so much? Just watched a 2 hour documentary on him and he didn't stutter one time in real life...

tw2113 · 11.05.2010, 07:00 PM

I haven't watched any of the movies, but just going based off of what I know, Woody Allen just offers low appeal to me.

11.05.2010, 12:20 AM	#13021
viewtiful alan redux the destroyed room Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 563	__________________ I can't find that painting.
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11.05.2010, 05:19 AM	#13022
Stijn bad moon rising Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Belgium Posts: 126	Good
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11.05.2010, 11:21 AM	#13023
chairman of the bored the destroyed room Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 569	Paranormal Activity 2 fucking blew. The House of the Devil was pretty cool. I'm still holding onto horror movie month. Did anyone see tha trailer for the new Coen Bros. film, True Grit? Looks interesting enough... __________________ stay awake to the ways of the world
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11.05.2010, 11:21 AM	#13024
noisereductions invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: New England, USA Posts: 16,210	I loved House Of The Devil __________________ noisereduxinstalled.weebly.com
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11.05.2010, 11:41 AM	#13025
atsonicpark invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 28,843	Faces and Following rule. VIEWTIFUL ALAN -- did you see my posat on facebook with all the johnnie to films? It's missing his newish ones -- fulltime killer (his best imo), Mad Detective, Sparrow, etc -- but still has tons of great ones, including some that are really hard to find. I highly reccomend THE MISSION, BREAKING NEWS, EXILED, HERO NEVER DIES (so fucking good! Fuck!) RUNNING OUT OF TIME, FULLTIME KILLER, and 3 films he produced: EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED,ODD ONE DIES, and the absolute masterpiece TOO MANY WAYS TO BE NO. 1... an absolutely insane movie, with the camera spinning all around, hanging upside down, getting blood splattered all over it... great great fucking movie.. do whatever you can to see it.. it's on asiatorrents, cinemageddon, karagarga, surrealmoviez, and probably some public trackers and shit... see TOO MANY WAYS TO BE NO. 1 immediately, I can not TELL YOU how great it is. It's one of the few films clearly inspired by Takeshi Kitano that does something unique and interesting and isn't a clear ripoff of Kitano. Also, Run Lola Run ripped it off. House of the Devil is one of the most boring films I've seen in a long long time. It was aesthetically pleasing, though, which is probably enough for most people. It looked pretty good and came out on vhs. Which is cool. I've been on a huge Woody Allen kick. I've seen every single one of his films now except some of his early "screwball" comedies which don't interest me in the least. He's a great director, despite often repeating lines, plots, characters, etc. from film to film (it's VERY RARE that he ever experiments in any meaningful way, aside from the editing in Husbands & Wives and Deconstructing Harry... also, why are his title sequences EXACTLY THE SAME in 95% of his films?) I feel comfortable now with making a top 10 list of my favorite Woody movies... it probably doesn't stray too far from most people's top 10 lists of Woody films, but I've noticed I do love a few of his films some people seem to hate (cElebrity! I highly reccomend everyone watch this one, this has Leonardo Dicaprio's best role ever, a few months after Titanic, ever.. you get to see him be coked-out and fucked-up and scream and be abusive to women and be a madman... it's great!).. 1. Annie Hall 2. Celebrity 3. Husbands and Wives 4. Manhattan 5. Crimes and Misdemeanors 6. Stardust Memories 7. Deconstructing Harry 8. Hannah and Her Sisters 9. Interiors 10. September Anyone else REALLY like Woody Allen? crickets chirp I will say, he hasn't made a great film in a while... even the much-loved Match Point was horrible. Whatever Works was pretty fun, but it got old a bit too fast... wouldn't WORKED if it had been a short. One of the greatest directors of all time, though. I highly reccomend the weird as hell documentary "MEETIN WA", where Godard interviewed him and clearly, neither one understands each other. It's hilarious. __________________
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11.05.2010, 11:52 AM	#13026
noisereductions invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: New England, USA Posts: 16,210	I didn't find House Of The Devil boring at all. But of course, we're re-treading old ground now. __________________ noisereduxinstalled.weebly.com
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11.05.2010, 01:13 PM	#13027
atsonicpark invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 28,843	Well, that always happens. Someone mention Kick-Ass or Death Proof! __________________
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11.05.2010, 01:14 PM	#13028
noisereductions invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: New England, USA Posts: 16,210	I have no opinion on Kick-Ass as I still haven't seen it. haha. __________________ noisereduxinstalled.weebly.com
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11.05.2010, 01:16 PM	#13029
atsonicpark invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 28,843	Your usual opinion is "it doesn't look good to me but I haven't seen it." __________________
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11.05.2010, 01:17 PM	#13030
noisereductions invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: New England, USA Posts: 16,210	hahahahaha that's true. Yeah. __________________ noisereduxinstalled.weebly.com
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11.05.2010, 03:40 PM	#13031
sonic sphere invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Ireland Posts: 4,446	__________________ "trolling asshat" - All Hail WATT "wanker" - All Hail WATT
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11.05.2010, 04:17 PM	#13032
Dr. Eugene Felikson invito al cielo Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 7,571	Adam, you've seen Sleeper right? I haven't seen all of Allen's films... but that's definitely my favorite.
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11.05.2010, 05:02 PM	#13033
loubarret expwy. to yr skull Join Date: May 2009 Location: The Dutch suburbs Posts: 1,573	6,5/10 mwaaah
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11.05.2010, 06:14 PM	#13036
atsonicpark invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 28,843	RAMPO NOIR was a masterpiece. What was your favorite story of the 4? Mine was probably "Caterpillar", which was genuinely disturbing. Also, the mirror one was so crazy... how did they get some of those shots without showing the camera? Also, the first story.. just an incredible movie. Everyone needs to see RAMPO NOIR. I loved Wizards, the rotoscoping is excellent, but I agree it's not as good as Heavy Traffic, but then, nothing is. Heavy Traffic is lifechanging. I LOVE Fritz the Cat too. His Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is the best LotR adaptation ever! Joe, Sleeper is alright. I've never known anyone to call it their favorite of his films, so that's funny. Parts of the story remind me of ZARDOZ, haha... Or, hell, maybe Demolition Man, also. Haha. It's alright, it's just a comedy that doesn't make me laugh, a sci-fi film that doesn't make me think, and a drama that isn't dramatic. I think he disowned it -- but he doesn't like any of his films except Purple Rose of Cairo (which is alright), Match Point (which SUCKS), and Husbands and Wives (which rules). He also thinks Manhattan is a bad film -- which is ridiculous. Supercreep, nice list, why do you hate Deconstructing Harry? It's a weird film, kinda sloppy and inconsistent, but I dug it a lot. There's someting more to it. At least we all love Annie Hall. I watched: Running on Karma - 7/10 Insane over the top weird film. __________________
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11.05.2010, 06:26 PM	#13037
atsonicpark invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 28,843	this cover is so funny: __________________
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11.05.2010, 06:44 PM	#13039
atsonicpark invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 28,843	hah. I can see that. I dug it though. Why does Woody Allen stutter so much? Just watched a 2 hour documentary on him and he didn't stutter one time in real life... __________________
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11.05.2010, 07:00 PM	#13040
tw2113 expwy. to yr skull Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: South Dakota Posts: 2,146	I haven't watched any of the movies, but just going based off of what I know, Woody Allen just offers low appeal to me. __________________ Shake shake
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