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I won't pretend I'm not excited about this

Mar 04, 2015 13:13

Pale Flower (Shinoda, 1964 ( Read more... )

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top 5 best movie theatre going experiences bad_juice March 5 2015, 00:43:06 UTC

and why?

also if you feel like it bad_juice March 5 2015, 00:44:32 UTC

top 5 worst

Re: also if you feel like it dominoparker March 5 2015, 03:25:06 UTC

1) God Bless America
2) Garden State
3) Olympus Has Fallen
4) The Boondock Saints
5) Birth of a Nation

Re: also if you feel like it bad_juice March 5 2015, 05:07:10 UTC

haha i actually meant worst theatre-going experiences but this is fun too.

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top 5 avant garde or top 5 directed by women mistercreepy March 5 2015, 05:25:45 UTC

whichever you choose

Re: top 5 avant garde or top 5 directed by women dominoparker March 5 2015, 06:28:32 UTC

Avant Garde (Excluding Tomatos Another Day)

1) A Spell To Ward Off The Darkness (Rivers and Russell, 2014)
2) Here I Am (Baillie, 1962)
3) Eaux d'artifice (Anger, 1953)
4) Notes on the Circus (Mekas, 1966)
5) Joy Street (Pitt, 1995)

Directed by Women (excluding Fat Girl)
1) Harlan County, USA (Koppel, 1976)
2) Marie Antoinette (Coppola, 2006)
3) Wendy and Lucy (Reichardt, 2008)
4) The Cool World (Clarke, 1963)
5) The Square (Noujaim, 2013)

A lot of these are thanks to the podcast.

yes mistercreepy March 5 2015, 23:27:19 UTC

yes

Re: top 5 avant garde or top 5 directed by women jinxmalone March 19 2015, 04:46:56 UTC

i just noticed that you mentioned joy street.

suzan is my friend blue's mom. she's a very cool, very terrific woman, a great filmmaker, and her son is made up of similar qualities.

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five favorite pre-code, please? jinxmalone March 10 2015, 21:24:15 UTC

i can't lie, there are a few films on here that are actively killing me to death, but i'm a judgey cunt when it comes to movies in a ridiculous, snobby fashion.

so pre-codes will help me out.

pre-code is my biggest weakness dominoparker March 18 2015, 15:54:18 UTC

How could you tell?

1. Sherlock Jr. (Keaton, 1924)
2. The Passion of Joan of Arc (Dreyer, 1928)
3. Within Our Gates (Micheaux, 1920)
4. Sunrise (Murnau, 1927)
5. Our Hospitality (Keaton, 1923)

Re: pre-code is my biggest weakness jinxmalone March 18 2015, 17:29:27 UTC

this is tough for me because technically none of these are what i would consider pre-code in the traditional definition, at all. however, they're also all great films.

i'll give you a yes, but i want you to watch blonde crazy and footlight parade, please. :)

I love recs dominoparker March 18 2015, 18:22:16 UTC

I'll def check them out.

Also, I'm curious what your definition of pre-code is, because my understanding was that it was stuff pre-1930. Maybe the stupid teens on the internet have been fucking with the wikipedia entry on this subject.

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