Archive for September 2017
18 posts from 02 to 30 September 2017.
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Aronofsky does Rosemary’s Baby. Requiem for a Dream of pregnancy.
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A companion piece to The Matrix, but with a noir aesthetic. Sleeep!
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Goddamn clusterfuck of pieces of plot strewn together randomly. They credited an editor, but it’s just a pseudonym for BlendTec.
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One of the representatives of golden age of Portuguese cinema, it’s still hilarious. There’s an overarching plot of silliness and hilarious smaller bits which betrays its origin as vaudeville-esque popular theatre (known as revista).
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I fell asleep thrice while watching this.
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Damn radical. Part of the holy trinity of classical anime: this, Ghost in the Shell (1995) and Cowboy Bebop.
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A supreme being. Perfect.
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Hungrier Potter: Revolutions.
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Yet another Airplane!.
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High concept horror film without a budget. Focuses on the dynamics between characters. Blows Saw off the water.
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Hunger Potter: A Twilight Fan Fiction.
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John Woo decides Face/Off was too sane.
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The Rules of Attraction as a reluctant thriller.
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Psycho (1960) thriller, Qu’est-ce que c’est? Na na na na na na na na not bad at all.
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Aren’t air traffic controllers wacky?
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This is a Bond film as directed by Tarantino, which leads to a black hole of bad taste. At least the villain is interessting.
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A thriller that cheats.
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This film has two sides clawing for attention. On one side you have the goofy, Get Smart-like spy parody, on the other the serious spy drama, with double and triple agents, deception and remote-controlled car bombs.