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RightClickSaveAs posted:The B&N 50% off sale is being extended until Aug 3rd. Kuroneko is great. it has some good as hell chiaroscuro photography, a bamboo forest, and like lots of fog.
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Hewlett posted:Yeah, I went ahead and grabbed Harakiri and Sword of Doom (since I actually have all the others), and I'm super jazzed. Especially since I watched the first segment of Kwaidan last night and now I'm super into Kobayashi. What a stellar, silent filmmaker. You're in for a treat dude, harakiri is the 2nd best Japanese movie ever, probably.
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Magic Hate Ball posted:Eagerly anticipating picking up Dekalog. Anyone else have it yet? Kieslowski is amazing. yeah, it's real good. I didn't think Keislowski could do any better than the Three Colors Trilogy, but, guess what, he did.
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Egbert Souse posted:I've only seen the Three Colors Trilogy, but I've enjoyed them. White is probably my favorite because I wasn't expecting it to be so funny. Yes
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Nate RFB posted:Since you can pick preorders for B&N, I picked up Akira Kurosawa's Dreams and Dekalog. I literally have no idea what to expect from Dekalog, it's basically a blind buy, but based on comments in here from the initial Criterion sale in October it sounds like a great release. I just finished it last night. It's really great, great scores, great acting, great cinematography, great writing, very powerful human drama, subtle connections between the episodes, and it's even sometimes very funny. Good poo poo for sure, just take your time with it.
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blue squares posted:I plan to watch each film twice before moving on to the next I have a gut reaction, from reading your posts in the literature thread, to instantly disagree with you, even when you're saying something totally reasonable haha
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I'm watching Pan's Labyrinth. it's better than I remembered, and also when the fascists walk around, the foley artist or sound editor or whoever put really loud leather squeaking sounds in the mix, like almost louder than anything else that's going on. It's really funny and a reminder that fascists have bizarre repressed sexual urges, which is manifested by them brutalizing other ppl and being leather daddies.
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