Movie Talk (New Films, Old Films... doesn't matter) (64 Viewers)

[Cerval]

Ttrailer looks fucking insane. I mean, how the fuck could you do that? Carry clone of your dead beloved, be mother while you wish to be his lover again? Jeez.

Be Right Back - Black Mirror

 

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[Marc]

http://movieweb.com/terminator-6-reboot-2019-arnold-schwarzenegger-returning/

Arnold

James Cameron

Hopefully they can make a decent reboot.

 

[DAiDEViL]

Don't Breathe

One of the better Horror movies i've watched recently.

I guess it helps that my girl Jane Levy is in it

She's my jewish girl. Back off! @lgorTudor

 

[lgorTudor]

Don't Breathe

One of the better Horror movies i've watched recently.

I guess it helps that my girl Jane Levy is in it

She's my jewish girl. Back off! @lgorTudor

I'm still heartbroken over semi-disappointing Alison nudes :depressed

 

[89man]

http://movieweb.com/terminator-6-reboot-2019-arnold-schwarzenegger-returning/

Arnold

James Cameron

Hopefully they can make a decent reboot.

Original is on a different level to anything else that followed.

 

[Dostoevsky]

@Post Ironic @CrimsonianKing

You watched Pop (Priest) from 2009?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1506452/

 

[lgorTudor]

@Post Ironic @CrimsonianKing

You watched Pop (Priest) from 2009?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1506452/

Did you? Pop is the mother of all post-soviet orthodox church funded abominations, that step by step rewrite history and shape russian public opinion at their and the kremlin's will. Next you can watch Ostrov (2006) and Admiral (2008) and get ready to lick windows as your brain evaporates inside your head

Russian cinematography is an absolute minefield these days. If you want a good one, go watch The Fool (2014) and come back for more

 

[Dostoevsky]

Did you? Pop is the mother of all post-soviet orthodox church funded abominations, that step by step rewrite history and shape russian public opinion at their and the kremlin's will. Next you can watch Ostrov (2006) and Admiral (2008) and get ready to lick windows as your brain evaporates inside your head

Russian cinematography is an absolute minefield these days. If you want a good one, go watch The Fool (2014) and come back for more

I'm watching it right now.

I wanted something religion-oriented, as I don't watch it from a propaganda-angle, but more depth-wise. And sadly I couldn't find anything like Andrey Rublev.

 

[lgorTudor]

I'm watching it right now.

I wanted something religion-oriented, as I don't watch it from a propaganda-angle, but more depth-wise. And sadly I couldn't find anything like Andrey Rublev.

Inspiration for a certain novel?

 

[Dostoevsky]

Inspiration for a certain novel?

Yeah, sort of. I just wish there were more XIX century placed movies

I have ~300 pages at the moment

 

[lgorTudor]

Roger Moore passed away He was my favourite Bond

 

[piotrr]

Roger Moore passed away He was my favourite Bond

Waat??

 

[Dostoevsky]

Dang, RIP.

 

[Post Ironic]

I'm watching it right now.

I wanted something religion-oriented, as I don't watch it from a propaganda-angle, but more depth-wise. And sadly I couldn't find anything like Andrey Rublev.

I haven't seen that film. Pop that is. Worth a watch? Or just propaganda?

Have you watched any of Konstantin Lopushansky's films? I think you'd like his stuff. Bleak as fuck though.

 

[Dostoevsky]

I haven't seen that film. Pop that is. Worth a watch? Or just propaganda?

Have you watched any of Konstantin Lopushansky's films? I think you'd like his stuff. Bleak as fuck though.

I didnćt see it as a propaganda.

Some scenes were powerful and I liked some bits and pieces but overall I can't say I enjoyed it much. It felt it was all over the place and I wasn't drawn by the atmosphere. Decent at best imo.

Haven't seen Lopushansky's work but I'll keep an eye on it

 

[Post Ironic]

Lopushansky is the closest thing to Tarkvosky in Russia.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Lopushansky is the closest thing to Tarkvosky in Russia.

Are you familiar with any movies placed in a XIX centry Russia? Bar sci-fi parts.

 

[CrimsonianKing]

@Post Ironic @CrimsonianKing

You watched Pop (Priest) from 2009?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1506452/

Hmm sounds interesting.

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Lopushansky is the closest thing to Tarkvosky in Russia.

Did you see my post about Alien Covenant?

 

[Post Ironic]

Are you familiar with any movies placed in a XIX centry Russia? Bar sci-fi parts.

Have you watched the Russian TV miniseries adaptations of Dostoevsky's works? The Idiot was excellent imo.

I know a few others based in 20th century Eastern Europe. Like Gabor Body's Narcissus and Pscyhe (Hungary). Bloody hard to find though.

Opium: Diary of a Madwoman by Janos Szasz is another set in pre-WWI Eastern Europe.

Sergei Parajanov's Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors is a 19th century set masterpiece too. Carpathians setting.

Wojciech Jerzy Has' The Doll is set in warsaw 1870s. Really good. his Hourglass Sanatorium is incredible. One of my all-time favourites. (Same with The Saragossa Manuscript though it is not at all set in the right era for you.) You should watch as many of this director's films as you can find. I think you would love them.

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Hmm sounds interesting.

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Did you see my post about Alien Covenant?

I did. I'm just waiting to see it before commenting fully. I've heard conflicting views now. A few people told me it discarded many of the good aspects of Prometheus (the mystery, the pacing, etc) and went too much for the blockbuster Aliens type action feel. Poor character development was another Flaw I was told. But you think different. I'm going to watch it with an open mind.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Have you watched the Russian TV miniseries adaptations of Dostoevsky's works? The Idiot was excellent imo.

I know a few others based in 20th century Eastern Europe. Like Gabor Body's Narcissus and Pscyhe (Hungary). Bloody hard to find though.

Opium: Diary of a Madwoman by Janos Szasz is another set in pre-WWI Eastern Europe.

Sergei Parajanov's Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors is a 19th century set masterpiece too. Carpathians setting.

Wojciech Jerzy Has' The Doll is set in warsaw 1870s. Really good. his Hourglass Sanatorium is incredible. One of my all-time favourites. (Same with The Saragossa Manuscript though it is not at all set in the right era for you.) You should watch as many of this director's films as you can find. I think you would love them.

No, I haven't. I started watching The Karamazov Brothers, though. Gotta finish that one first. I also wanna watch Crime & Punishment (movie) as I finished reading it a couple of days ago and now I have officially read all of Dostoevsky's work, bar a couple of small novels and his letters.

Thanks :toast: I'll look for those. Oh and I wanted to watch Sanatorium pod klepsydra like dozen times already and I always postpone it