Movies Appreciation Chat

[sMartins]

Hello folks, how you doing? Happiness and candies and creams to celebrate Christmas? right?
Well, I'll suggest to you, as a present, a colossal movie you should watch and try to understand and learn, Kim Ki-duk will explain to you much better than me what Christmas is about. Enjoy and Merry Christmas!

‘Human, Space, Time and Human’ by Kim Ki-duk

God is dead cause his compassion.

[SumFaggotPlayTester]

An arguably better film would be Stalker (1979) by Andrei Tarkovsky. Based on the short story Roadside Picnic. Would recommend reading the short story before hand (Its quick to read.) before watching the film; as the film uses less talking and more of the environment to portray the story. Though if its too boring for you then just play the, even more loosely based on the book, game STALKER.

tl;dr Get out of here stalker.

[sMartins]

Then, You, yeah You should watch also this movie: The Hunt (Danish: Jagten) is a 2012 Danish Drama

[SumFaggotPlayTester]

I'll do so, but raise you one Taxi Driver (1979) in this psychological movie game of poker. Got any other psychological and or uncanny setting recommendations?

[MagicManICT]

The Deer Hunter (1978). Not the psychological thriller of a couple of the previous, but it has a strong psychological and emotional impact through much of the movie.

Taxi Driver (1979)

Should I kill the President to prove my love to such an awesome young actress?

[SumFaggotPlayTester]

Should I kill the President to prove my love to such an awesome young actress?

If it would turn time back and force the TV series Threshold to be finished, then, yes. Lee H. Oswald every world leader like its 1963 and the Texas heat stroke has compelled you to do God's work as you can't expect God to do all of the work. Would rather that cheesy, uncanny, alien invasion show be finished than Fringe.

Don't watch Threshold if you like cheesy ayylmao invasion. You'll get blueballed harder than the Spanish military in Cuba against the roughriders plowing ass with no lube.

[sMartins]

The Blues Brothers by John Landis

[shubla]

Have been recently (re)watching Star Wars-movies. It amazes me how good the effects are in the movies that were made in the 70's.

[borka]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qVIt4G31JA

Francesca Bertini & Gustavo Serena: Assunta Spina (1915)

with wonderfull Elena Seracini Vitiello aka Francesca Bertini

[vatas]

Have been recently (re)watching Star Wars-movies. It amazes me how good the effects are in the movies that were made in the 70's.

George Lucas has heavily edited the original trilogy over the years. Most changes were rather silly actually (Han shot first!) Not sure if special effects were changed, but what I read they were indeed groundbreaking on the original release.

Also, fans have restored a version of the originals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmy%27s ... ed_Edition