Blood and Black Lace. 7/10

I almost forgot how good it is

exit through the gift shop - this was the best documentary. Man. In my top 5 ever. If you have any interest in "the art world" and it's bullshit, get this immediately. A BANKSY FILM. Blew my mind.

The Bird with the Crystal Plumage. 6/10

I prefer Argento's giallos (gialli?) to his more straight up horror films but I do still think he's massively overrated. This is enjoyable enough, though.

does "scenes from a marriage" count as a "movie" or a "tv series"?

whatever the case (it's really a theatre play maybe longer than peer gynt), it was great to watch. in the end, it seems to offer the curious thesis (very 70s) that it's marriage as an institution what kept these people from loving each other as they should

almost 40 years later though it seems as if the problem was not marriage itself but the fact that they let themselves be dictated into roles by "the invisible hand". ha ha ha.

depends on the version, i watched the tv series version but there's one edited into a "movie" for the usa


8/10

^Robo-Jurassic Park!

^^Itchy & Scratchy Land!!

Howl

I saw it in Prague the day before yesterday. A very nice piece of a film.

OPERA rules.

Now Argento's PHANTOM OF THE OPERA? Fuck dat.


I watched NERDS 2.0: HISTORY OF THE INTERNET, a 5 1/2 hour documentary on the internet. It was.. funny, actually.

Opera - 5/5
Phantom Of The Opera - 1/5

La Strada 8/10

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rewatched MAN WHO STOLE THE SUN, already, with a friend. 10/10. One



A,AZOMG

amazing film!

badass film.

^sorry for that post, but I fell asleep while writing it, I just wanted to preserve its general weirdness.

Wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!! I went to the theatre for the first time in 10 years.

"Falling Down"

10/10. Honestly, Schumacher never really made any other movies that I love as much as this. Michael Douglas freaks out for two hours of film. An absolute blast to watch. I've seen it so many times and I always feel like watching it again.