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Frances Ha and Mistress America were both well reviewed but underexposed. I'm sure there's a large contingent of goons that would hate them both (including the late, unlamented Current Releases feature), but they're good some come at me.
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The Duke of Burgundy was my favorite movie of 2015. It's got a sexy Euro-art house feel, so it might not be for everyone, but I loved it. It's on Netflix Also, on Netflix--The Overnight, starring Jason Schwartzman, Adam Scott, and Taylor Schilling was pretty funny and unexpected.
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wasnt that into camping rave mosh pit type things imo wat happened to industrial types and nu metal was tragic
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Mar 7, 2016 22:01
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Toilet Mouth posted:Frances Ha and Mistress America were both well reviewed but underexposed. I'm sure there's a large contingent of goons that would hate them both (including the late, unlamented Current Releases feature), but they're good some come at me. Not to be 'that goon' but I can think of almost nothing more pretentious than showing the Brooklyn zip code in front of each scene in Frances Ha. It means literally nothing to any non-New Yorker and just reeked of obnoxious neighborhood snobbery or cluelessness that audiences outside of NYC might even exist. And it's purely a director thing, since it has nothing to do with the characters or story. Plus I hated that character's glasses but I can admit that that's a personal thing.
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