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UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Zogo posted:

#148 Hard Boiled

Always pick the movie with the best poster.

I've been watching too many Lifetime movies and low budget sci-fi in synctube.

1. Brazil - Just never got around to it.
2. Castle In The Sky - Burned out on Miyazakis after watching 3 in February.
3. La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
4. L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
5. Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
6. Nosferatu - Vampire movies are usually dumb.
7. Onibaba - That mask is creepy.
8. Psycho - The only Hitchcocks I've seen are Rope and Spellbound.
9. Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
10. Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.

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# ¿ May 5, 2024 05:11

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

speshl guy posted:

12. The African Queen - More Humphrey Bogart please.

Boat movies are always good.

Psycho - A
Everything about this is great. I knew all the important spoilers but had no idea this would be a caper movie for 30 minutes. Marion's escape is surprisingly tense even though she obviously has to get by the cop and survive the rainstorm to reach the motel. There are a lot of camera tricks and cuts used for distortion and hiding the killer's face, but they come off as reasonable ways to shoot the scene instead of distracting. All those Principal Skinner jokes are much funnier now.

Brazil - Just never got around to it.
Castle In The Sky - Burned out on Miyazakis after watching 3 in February.
La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
Nosferatu - Vampire movies are usually dumb.
Onibaba - That mask is creepy.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
Raging Bull - I've seen the Homer Simpson version.

# ¿ Sep 27, 2014 00:42

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Electronic6 you get I Vitelloni

Raging Bull - C
It was fantastic technically, but the story and characters were flat. Vickie was not a strong enough character to justify so many scenes of Jake's home life. The movie might have been more interesting if it was focused on the machinations of boxing corruption. Every time I think of something to improve the movie I end up describing Casino.

Brazil - Just never got around to it.
Castle In The Sky - Burned out on Miyazakis after watching 3 in February.
La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
Nosferatu - Vampire movies are usually dumb.
Onibaba - That mask is creepy.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
Leaving Las Vegas - Watching a good Nic Cage film might ruin the magic.

_{Unshamed: Psycho A, Raging Bull C}

# ¿ Oct 7, 2014 00:28

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Zogo posted:

#158 Punch-Drunk Love

Watch this. It's a strange story, but pretty good.

Brazil - D
I don't like 1984 and outstanding set design can't get around that. The sets are easily the best part of the movie. The cartoonish, bleak style stands out among the dystopian films I've seen. The Tuttle/Buttle mixup and swarm of papers are funny gags but the endless bureaucracy scenes fall flat. I kind of wish the movie was really about the fantasy sequences. A winged guy fighting a samurai is just more interesting than a guy in a suit fighting the government.

Castle In The Sky - Burned out on Miyazakis after watching 3 in February.
La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
Nosferatu - Vampire movies are usually dumb.
Onibaba - That mask is creepy.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
Leaving Las Vegas - Watching a good Nic Cage film might ruin the magic.
The Tree of Life - Caught the first 15 minutes and never finished it.

_{Unshamed: Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D}

# ¿ Nov 22, 2014 06:49

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Zogo watch The Last Airbender

Foodfight! is a wonderful movie to watch with a group and should be on everyone's list.

Mahlertov Cocktail posted:

UltimoDragonQuest, watch Nosferatu.

This is an incredibly well made film. It's a very standard vampire story and there is a lot of waiting around for the inevitable but the direction is fantastic. I'm used to silent comedies that are plainly shot outside of some tricks (Safety Last!) or something that works for a gag. Nosferatu makes great use of shadows and action rather than camera movement. I don't like tinted films and would prefer things in black and white, but it doesn't hurt this. I like the concept of title cards as a narrator versus a transcript like most silent films. The guy playing Hutter is constantly overacting but everyone else is very good.

Castle In The Sky - Burned out on Miyazakis after watching 3 in row.
La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
Onibaba - That mask is creepy.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
Leaving Las Vegas - Watching a good Nic Cage film might ruin the magic.
The Tree of Life - Caught the first 15 minutes and never finished it.
Rashomon - Never got around to Kurosawa.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu. B}

# ¿ Feb 28, 2015 03:08

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Ramrod Hotshot watch The Prestige. It's Batman vs. Wolverine with Bowie!

Chili gave me Leaving Las Vegas. Cage is believable and shows a lot of range but his character is missing something. Cage as a troubled man in Las Vegas was likely more remarkable in 1995. The hooker with a heart of gold is a boring, passive character. Her monologues are a needless departure from the action and reveal nothing. Shue does all she can but there's not much here. Each character is more dull than tragic but their relationship is vibrant and the only thing holding this movie together. I don't care about either person or their problems but I could watch them talk for hours.

I hate the cinematography. The camera often moves into position rather than he actors like a plain documentary style but then there are fades, quick cuts, and other embellishments. The director escapes the many bad closeups by panning instead of framing it right in the first place. Almost everything shot at night is enjoyable, but the director seems determined to pull me away should anything become captivating.

Harold & Maude without all that cheeriness. C

Castle In The Sky - Burned out on Miyazakis after watching 3 in row.
La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
Onibaba - That mask is creepy.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
The Tree of Life - Caught the first 15 minutes and never finished it.
Rashomon - Never got around to Kurosawa.
The Killing: I haven't seen much Kubrick.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu. B, Leaving Las Vegas C}

# ¿ Apr 18, 2015 10:15

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Dmitri Russkie watch The 39 Steps

X-Ray Pecs posted:

UltimoDragonQuest, I'm giving you Rashomon, which I remember as one of Kurosawa's best, but others will remember differently.

The film is shot incredibly well and the structure is interesting but no version of events is particularly exciting. It's nice that I'm not frustrated the truth never fully comes out but I'm not invested in anything. I guess it's interesting to have a film remind me I'm a passive observer. The trial conceit is a really great scam to get the characters to speak directly to the audience without making it look weird. The story can be confusing and mysterious but it's never forces. Characters have motivation to lie and aren't hiding facts only to serve the narrative. Kurosawa gets a lot of of basically 3 sets and the film never suffers from the "This is a stage play!" feeling I get from some films with limited sets and action. C

Castle In The Sky - Burned out on Miyazakis after watching 3 in row.
La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
Onibaba - That mask is creepy.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
The Tree of Life - Caught the first 15 minutes and never finished it.
The Killing - I haven't seen much Kubrick.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - I need to see more silent films that aren't from Germany.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu. B, Leaving Las Vegas C, Rashomon C}

# ¿ May 29, 2015 03:55

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

X-Ray Pecs, watch Alien³. It's very strange and has no real purpose.

Chewy Bitems posted:

UltimoDragonQuest, go with Onibaba, it's a long time sincs I watched it but I remember it being good.

The scary mask movie that begins with two murder victims tossed in a pit is actually a slow burn tragedy about jealousy and sex!

I wanted to like this but the first 45 minutes are very slow and it couldn't win me back. Everything that needs to be established is shown multiple times and I could live without a third of this movie. The mother-in-law is the only complex character and is very well acted. The lovers are simple by design. The film looks great despite spartan sets of huts, a hole, and a field. The hots of the field are vibrant and exciting every time. The repeated shots of sleeping people are not. C

Castle In The Sky - Burned out on Miyazakis after watching 3 in row.
La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
The Tree of Life - Caught the first 15 minutes and never finished it.
The Killing - I haven't seen much Kubrick.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - I need to see more silent films that aren't from Germany.
Chinatown - Haven't seen any Polanksi but Knife In The Water.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu. B, Leaving Las Vegas C, Rashomon C, Onibaba C}

# ¿ Aug 5, 2015 09:59

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Chewy Bitems watch Cars 2. I hate most kids movies but thought it was a pretty good action movie.
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Chili posted:

Give Tree of Life a shot, I'm in the same boat as you. It just didn't do anything for me, interested to see if going back to it will do anything for you.

This movie is incredible. On paper it's horrendous and the divisive reaction is completely understandable. Lucky for me it's a visual medium and I'm a huge fan of drifting space movies. This movie is reminds me of the bookends of 2001 and bubble world in The Fountain.

The acting and story are fine but the directing and cinematography are the stars. The first act uses more forced angles and quick cuts than most of the film. You're being trained to accept the movie as a vision rather than something being documented. I'd love to see a fully silent version. You can figure out the plot through pantomime and the narration could be reduced to title cards. I need to see every other Malick film.
A

Castle In The Sky - Burned out on Miyazakis after watching 3 in row.
La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
The Killing - I haven't seen much Kubrick.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - I need to see more silent films that aren't from Germany.
Chinatown - Haven't seen any Polanksi but Knife In The Water.
Casablanca - I think I got the jist from Overdrawn At The Memory Bank but don't know for sure.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu B, Leaving Las Vegas C, Rashomon C, Onibaba C, The Tree of Life A}

UltimoDragonQuest fucked around with this message at 13:19 on Aug 21, 2015

# ¿ Aug 21, 2015 13:15

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Zogo, watch Showgirls. It is top notch trash.
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X-Ray Pecs posted:

Overdrawn at the Memory Bank and cultural osmosis may lead you to believe you get the gist of Casablanca, but you're mistaken in the best possible way.

Casablanca is really good. It's very much a studio film and the director is there to document the action. The rain washing off Ilsa's letter is the only memorable flourish in a movie loaded with info dumping broadcasts, headlines, and loudspeakers. Bogart is a great star and is fun to watch alongside anyone. There's a surprising amount of comedy and the dialogue is fantastic. The American WW2 involvement metaphor doesn't add or take away from the story. Greenstreet is used well but Lorre is squandered so the movie is clearly inferior to The Maltese Falcon. B

The alternate ending is now my favorite thing ever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2o8FLdIIVeg

Castle In The Sky - Burned out on Miyazakis after watching 3 in row.
La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
The Killing - I haven't seen much Kubrick.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - I need to see more silent films that aren't from Germany.
Chinatown - Haven't seen any Polanksi but Knife In The Water.
Aguirre, the Wrath of God - I need to see a scripted Herzog film.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu B, Leaving Las Vegas C, Rashomon C, Onibaba C, The Tree of Life A, Casablanca B}

# ¿ Aug 26, 2015 08:01

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

monster on a stick, watch The Man with the Golden Arm.
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Chewy Bitems posted:

UltimoDragonQuest, hopefully your Ghibli burnout is in the past, so I'll pick your first in the thread, watch Castle In The Sky.

Cagliostro is a better adventure. Nausicaa is a better heavy handed commentary. This movie is flat until reaching Laputa. I've seen train chases, castle escapes, and airships. The ancient robot and ethereum cave (still not as good as Naussica) are the only things that stand out for 2/3 of the film. Laputa itself is a tremendous design. Sheeta and the boy bring absolutely nothing to the table but Muska is a very charismatic villain. C

La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
The Killing - I haven't seen much Kubrick.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - I need to see more silent films that aren't from Germany.
Chinatown - Haven't seen any Polanksi but Knife In The Water.
Aguirre, the Wrath of God - I need to see a scripted Herzog film.
Goodfellas - Another cultural osmosis pick.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu B, Leaving Las Vegas C, Rashomon C, Onibaba C, The Tree of Life A, Casablanca B, Castle In The Sky C}

# ¿ Sep 1, 2015 09:04

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Jurgan posted:

Did you watch the dub or sub? I like the dub just because Mark Hamill plays the villain in full-on Joker mode.

Dub. Hamill is the only real voice actor in the main cast. The Disney dubs aren't bad but this was one of the weaker Hollywood casts other than Leachman as the pirate.

# ¿ Sep 2, 2015 04:55

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Magic Hate Ball
Watch Floating Weeds. Ozu is great.
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Chewy Bitems posted:

UltimoDragonQuest,
Goodfellas, you should watch Goodfellas. now.

Hey, it's that hallway tracking shot with narration from every TV show!

This is a very negative review for a good movie. Goodfellas is a very entertaining movie that just isn't as good as its peers.I imagine I would like it better if I hadn't seen anything after 1990. It lacks a driving narrative and there isn't enough character or director flourish to make up for it. It has fewer interesting characters than Casino and it's not even close to The Godfather. Ray Liotta is great but everything else feels like something I've seen before. The beginning with Young Henry stands out and I wish there was more of that.
B

La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Nashville - Musicals should be cartoons with anthropomorphic animals.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
The Killing - I haven't seen much Kubrick.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - I need to see more silent films that aren't from Germany.
Chinatown - Haven't seen any Polanksi but Knife In The Water.
Aguirre, the Wrath of God - I need to see a scripted Herzog film.
Diabolique - People allege it is better than Diabolik.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu B, Leaving Las Vegas C, Rashomon C, Onibaba C, The Tree of Life A, Casablanca B, Castle In The Sky C, Goodfellas B}

# ¿ Sep 19, 2015 22:55

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Dear Prudence, watch M. Everyone needs more Peter Lorre.

Jurgan posted:

Good thing [Nashville's] not a musical, then!

This was a very strange movie or at least not what I expected. The style was hectic and hard to follow at times but everyone had believable, natural dialogue. There was enough going on that it would be worth my time to see it again. Politics existed as a backdrop but never really weaved into the personal drama. Maybe the point was that Hal Phillip Walker was obviously a charlatan and there was nothing to reveal. Lily Tomlin had the best plotline and got a lot out of very simple interactions. Everything shot at her home was enjoyable. Henry Gibson was incredible as Haven Hamilton. "200 Years" was the perfect bad country anthem and Haven only became more entertaining. I wish there was a followup of him running for Governor. B

La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
The Killing - I haven't seen much Kubrick.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - I need to see more silent films that aren't from Germany.
Chinatown - Haven't seen any Polanksi but Knife In The Water.
Aguirre, the Wrath of God - I need to see a scripted Herzog film.
Diabolique - People allege it is better than Diabolik.
Stagecoach - I haven't seen any classic Westerns.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu B, Leaving Las Vegas C, Rashomon C, Onibaba C, The Tree of Life A, Casablanca B, Castle In The Sky C, Goodfellas B, Nashville B}

# ¿ Dec 15, 2015 04:25

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

Zogo watch Pumpkinhead. Everyone needs more trashy 80s movies in their life.

X-Ray Pecs posted:

Ultimo Dragon Quest, I've been trying to get more into Westerns myself, so I'm giving you Stagecoach and I hope you enjoy it like I did!

Stagecoach is awesome. It's not really an action movie but the characters are entertaining and big action scene is a great payoff. It's a very enjoyable road trip movie. Everyone airs their grievances and cracks jokes.
A

La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Wild Strawberries - I loved The Seventh Seal but never followed up on it.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
The Killing - I haven't seen much Kubrick.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - I need to see more silent films that aren't from Germany.
Chinatown - Haven't seen any Polanksi but Knife In The Water.
Aguirre, the Wrath of God - I need to see a scripted Herzog film.
Diabolique - People allege it is better than Diabolik.
City of God - Highest unseen movie on the IMDB 250 I have lying around.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu B, Leaving Las Vegas C, Rashomon C, Onibaba C, The Tree of Life A, Casablanca B, Castle In The Sky C, Goodfellas B, Nashville B, Stagecoach A}

# ¿ Feb 27, 2016 09:06

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

IM_DA_DECIDER watch The Tree of Life. It's a mix of wandering imagery and family drama I enjoyed a lot.

Zogo posted:

Try [Wild Strawberries] next.

This was an unexpected road trip movie. It was incredibly interesting to see after The Phantom Carriage told a similar story with the same lead. I prefer The Phantom Carriage's spectacle and drunken jerk to Wild Strawberry's calm reflection and aloof old man. Sjostrom was good as the lead, but there's a lot of telling of how people view him instead of showing how he is. The hearse and exam nightmares reminded me of The Twilight Zone but they're memorable and not out of place. It's not really a flaw in the film but the subtitles should have said [GIBBERISH] during the chalkboard scene. An unusable microscope comes across in any language. Scrambled text does not. :argh:

B

La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
The Killing - I haven't seen much Kubrick.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - I need to see more silent films that aren't from Germany.
Chinatown - Haven't seen any Polanksi but Knife In The Water.
Aguirre, the Wrath of God - I need to see a scripted Herzog film.
Diabolique - People allege it is better than Diabolik.
City of God - Highest unseen movie on the IMDB 250 I have lying around.
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest - Working my way through every extended reference from The Simpsons.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu B, Leaving Las Vegas C, Rashomon C, Onibaba C, The Tree of Life A, Casablanca B, Castle In The Sky C, Goodfellas B, Nashville B, Stagecoach A, Wild Strawberries B}

UltimoDragonQuest fucked around with this message at 08:18 on Apr 7, 2016

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# ¿ May 5, 2024 05:11

UltimoDragonQuest: Oct 5, 2011

TrixRabbi watch The Spook Who Sat by the Door. It's an interesting movie to see.

Jeff Wiiver posted:

UltimoDragonQuest watch Aguirre. Mostly because I want to see how long I can go in this thread just telling people to watch that film.

Another road trip movie!
It's not much of a story but the directing is fantastic. The opening hike down the mountain and all the narrow raft shots are great. Shooting in 4:3 really helps the claustrophobia of the raft. The camera circling around the raft at the end is fantastic. Lighting it would have been impossible but I wish there were a few shots of the Amazon at night. Kinski is good but Aguirre is a fairly simple character. Having seen Burder of Dreams I think the making of these crazy Amazon films might be better than the result.
C

La Dolce Vita - It's long and I didn't love La Strada.
L'Age d'Or - I've skipped all the French Bunuels.
Wings of Desire - This movie shares blame for that Goo Goo Dolls song.
The Killing - I haven't seen much Kubrick.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - I need to see more silent films that aren't from Germany.
Chinatown - Haven't seen any Polanksi but Knife In The Water.
Diabolique - People allege it is better than Diabolik.
City of God - Highest unseen movie on the IMDB 250 I have lying around. (e: Well not now)
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest - Working my way through every extended reference from The Simpsons.
*NEW* The Shawshank Redemption - Cultural osmosis pick. I know the gist.

_{Psycho A, Raging Bull C, Brazil D, Nosferatu B, Leaving Las Vegas C, Rashomon C, Onibaba C, The Tree of Life A, Casablanca B, Castle In The Sky C, Goodfellas B, Nashville B, Stagecoach A, Wild Strawberries B, Aguirre, the Wrath of God[ C}

# ¿ May 26, 2016 03:32

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