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By texasvinyl
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Just finished watching the Netflix show The End of the Fucking World. Great little show for a morning or afternoon binge.
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By Mateo Sanboval
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texasvinyl wrote:Just finished watching the Netflix show The End of the Fucking World. Great little show for a morning or afternoon binge.
Agreed. Mrs Sanboval and I meandered our way through that a few weeks back.
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By Mateo Sanboval
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In honor of the Superfood Evolution Playouse Sunset Eclipse Colon Double Full Tilt Edition Hashtag that we North American folks are being treated to in the wee hours of tomorrow morning, I'm werewolfing it a bit over the next few days. Old faves, never seens, and its been awhiles; I'm taking on all comers.

First up:
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By Mateo Sanboval
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Silver Bullet was a solid watch, warts and all. Fun for the nostalgia, some thrills, and some deep cut 80s casting choices, but it kind of lacked in a lot of other departments. Still, I enjoyed myself.

Next up:
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By Hatter313
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Knowing you @Mateo, i'm sure Wolfen isn't far behind. :)

I did this same thing a few years back, Howling, half of Howling 2 before i just couldn't anymore, Wolfen, Wolf, Silver Bullet, Original Wolfman..etc.
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By Mateo Sanboval
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Okay, I enjoyed Ginger Snaps, which I had never seen before. I liked the overall tone and its clumsy mix of dark humor and coming of age drama. Mimi Rogers was great. The ending felt a bit like it was influenced by 90s indie cinema (see the original Clerks ending for a reference point), but I was genuinely surprised at other points in the film. Now on to another first timer for me...

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By ScoJo
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@mateo-

Nice. Of the more recent Lycanthro-flix, I can fully rec Late Phases.

And a deeper cut which I'm quite fond of is Eric (The Hitcher/Near Dark/Body Parts) Red's BAD MOON. It's a fun time in the Wolfyverse!
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By Bezulsqy
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My 5th spaghetti western of the year. Giu la testa aka A Fistful of Dynamite aka Duck, You Sucker.

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By ScoJo
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One of my all-time faves, along with il Maestro's incredible score. Politics! History! Blowing shit up!!!
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By ScoJo
#102484
One of my all-time faves, along with il Maestro's incredible score. Politics! History! Blowing shit up!!!
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By Mateo Sanboval
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Wicked.
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By Mateo Sanboval
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Is this something from the Chappie Cinematic Universe?
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By Mateo Sanboval
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static14 wrote:@Mateo Pacific Rim.
AKA "sort of".

Y'know, I actually kind of enjoyed that flick. The follow-up, however, looks like a jumped up DTV sequel. Big time.
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By static14
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As brilliant as GDT is with layered emotional deep stuff he can also direct the F out of a popcorn flick
:)

I hear you about the sequel though. Looks like a bad video game sadly.

Also the Chappieverse should be a thing.
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By Bezulsqy
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For my 6th spaghetti western I chose In a Colts Shadow (1965). Nice score by Nico Fidenco.

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By maxlevel
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Saw Den of Thieves yesterday, scored by cliff martinez. The film is absolutely awful, with entire scenes ripped directly from your favourite bank robbery/ heist movies like Heat, Usual Suspects, Dog Day Afternoon, with flashes of gone in 60 seconds for good measure. I mean I love those movies, but instead of having good actors and good script, we have Gerard Butler who’s a shit Russell Crowe delivering a script so devoid of humour or life it may as well not bother showing up to work, which Butlers character basically does for the entire movie before inexplicably solving the crime he has no idea about and killing everyone. There is no explanation given as to how he knows anything, so all the clever rip offs of Heat’s detective work scenes suddenly drop dead. “We don’t bring handcuffs” means they just shoot to kill all bad guys, but as he delivers this butch line like a tranquilized horse he’s just watched 5 men rob a bank and escape. He’s literally the worst policeman ever depicted on screen. At least Pacino takes his TV back from the new boyfriend and Val Kilmer gets away. Nobody wins in this shit show, even the bank robbery is boring as a showpiece event.

Luckily 50 cent gets blown away otherwise we couldn’t even enjoy his pointless death.
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By texasvinyl
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So two thumbs up...gerard butlers ass?

I might have to go watch Heat again now. Love that movie. The big gun battle is still one of the best I've ever seen in a movie.
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By Jimmy_Mike
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Saw Three Billboards on Friday. Big "meh" from me. Really loved In Bruges so my expectations were pretty high. As a resident of Missourah and native Southerner, it was hard to stomach the liberal use of my favorite British cuss word.

Music was good. Nice use of a Jim James/My Morning Jacket tune.

Carry on, cunts.
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By Mateo Sanboval
#102624
Just polished off the first episode of Altered Carbon. I liked it. Lots of fun with plenty of stylistic nods to and easter eggs for fans of films like The Matrix, Dark City, and Blade Runner.
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