Movie Talk (New Films, Old Films... doesn't matter) (53 Viewers)

[Post Ironic]

Realy looking forward to seeing The lobsterm looks very weird and has grrat reviews.

You won't be disappointed! It was fantastic. Have you seen any of Yorgos Lanthimos' previous films? Dogtooth was just brilliant.

 

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[Ramin]

Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem - Top notch acting. :hellyes:

 

[Stevie]

You won't be disappointed! It was fantastic. Have you seen any of Yorgos Lanthimos' previous films? Dogtooth was just brilliant.

Havent seen any f his film but i will check out Digtooth after the lobster he seems like a really interesting film maker.

 

[Völler]

Looks sooo good.

 

[X Æ A-12]

 

[Osman]

It looks awesome.


They should make some sick game about it too Kinda like red dead redemption style but hella cinematic and very bleak/gritty.

 

[Post Ironic]

Looks sooo good.

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[Völler]

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[Enron]

Way to go Volleyball.

 

[Post Ironic]

I'm quite interested to see this film as well. Could be really good. Could be terrible.

 

[Enron]

Yeah, release has been put off for a while. But it's Opie so it could be great. Can't really remember a truly terrible Ron Howard film.

 

[X Æ A-12]

Anybody seen Bone Tomahawk?

 

[Osman]

Looks interesting. While watching I was wondering when they were gonna name drop Moby dick.

 

[catch22]

I saw End Of The Tour. I was a little skeptical with Jason Segel as David Foster Wallace but he genuinely did a good job. I enjoyed the film overall. Definitely an interesting insight into a fantastic writer who like most great minds was a deeply flawed individual.

Also, I'd recommend Infinite Jest too. Fantastic book

 

[Osman]

I'm quite interested to see this film as well. Could be really good. Could be terrible.

Btw, you recommended Gravity's rainbow right?


I cant find it any bookstore I checked (in 3 cities here). Weird. One of them said its not in print anymore? which sounded odd and not entirely truthful.

 

[Post Ironic]

I saw End Of The Tour. I was a little skeptical with Jason Segel as David Foster Wallace but he genuinely did a good job. I enjoyed the film overall. Definitely an interesting insight into a fantastic writer who like most great minds was a deeply floored individual.

Also, I'd recommend Infinite Jest too. Fantastic book

I'm going to watch it at some point this weekend. Infinite Jest has long been a favourite of mine. Right below Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow and Against the Day, William H. Gass' The Tunnel, and Peter Nadas' Parallel Stories as far as lengthy masterpieces go.

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Looks interesting. While watching I was wondering when they were gonna name drop Moby dick.

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Btw, you recommended Gravity's rainbow right?


I cant find it any bookstore I checked (in 3 cities here). Weird. One of them said its not in print anymore? which sounded odd and not entirely truthful.

I did. That's pretty strange. I'm pretty sure the 2006 printing by Penguin Classics is still in stock on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Chapters. I'm not a big fan of buying from the big online booksellers though, so... I just checked my local independent bookstore, and they have it available to order.

 

[Osman]

Yeah I'm not big on online booksellers either, will see if my fav book peddler can get ahold of this one next time I have time to go there (prolly gonna be annoyed at me if this turns out to be a book she recommended to me throughout the years that I ignored/forgot about).



Prolly gonna watch this tonight:

 

[catch22]

I was underwhelmed by that, but most people seemed to love it.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

I saw End Of The Tour. I was a little skeptical with Jason Segel as David Foster Wallace but he genuinely did a good job. I enjoyed the film overall. Definitely an interesting insight into a fantastic writer who like most great minds was a deeply flawed individual.

Also, I'd recommend Infinite Jest too. Fantastic book

I'm going to watch it at some point this weekend. Infinite Jest has long been a favourite of mine. Right below Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow and Against the Day, William H. Gass' The Tunnel, and Peter Nadas' Parallel Stories as far as lengthy masterpieces go.

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I did. That's pretty strange. I'm pretty sure the 2006 printing by Penguin Classics is still in stock on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Chapters. I'm not a big fan of buying from the big online booksellers though, so... I just checked my local independent bookstore, and they have it available to order.

never read it but if PI endorses it i'll prolly give it a try

 

[Post Ironic]

never read it but if PI endorses it i'll prolly give it a try

What did you think of the film adaptation of Inherent Vice?