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Mateo Sanboval wrote:Think I'll just leave this in here...Holy crap! It’s a grenade!
https://io9.gizmodo.com/nic-cage-is-get ... 989743/amp
NathanLurker wrote:I never got around to watch True Det. Maybe I should put season 1 in the queue for my next serie to watch. I have to catch up on season 2 of ''the Deuce'' before though.True Detective season one is very likely the greatest thing I've ever seen on television. If you have the interest and your mind is open, get involved.
deafmetal wrote:re: Nic Cage/Color out of Space - Directed by Richard Stanley as well... and with Tommy Chong in the cast, hm. Interested.Yeah, I thought nearly every aspect of this would be of interest to the STBC Crew.
Mateo Sanboval wrote:True Detective season one is very likely the greatest thing I've ever seen on television. If you have the interest and your mind is open, get involved.Great praise, and my mind is open, I shall ... investigate.
inksb wrote: @nathan definitely get on season 1 immediately. I say that as someone who has had S1 of The Deuce on his hardrive for the better part of a year and not watched a single episode. lol. Also your new avatar is throwing me off because I look at those rather than the name most of the time when seeing who's responding to stuff.Let me know if you do watch The Deuce what you think of it. I think it's very nicely written. If you're into the kind of realist drama that goes on in there, I think it's a great series.
Bezulsqy wrote:Good movie.
Bezulsqy wrote:My fifth poliziottesco is Fernando Di Leo's Milano Calibro 9 from 1972.Would say this is more a gangster movie as this misses the trademark hardboiled cop of a poliziottesco.
Starring Barbara Bouchet.
Score by Luis Enriquez Bacalov
Mateo Sanboval wrote:I....I don’t have time for this. It sounds...exhausting. The best “adaptation” of this story is the lonesome death of jody verill. There, I said it.deafmetal wrote:re: Nic Cage/Color out of Space - Directed by Richard Stanley as well... and with Tommy Chong in the cast, hm. Interested.Yeah, I thought nearly every aspect of this would be of interest to the STBC Crew.
J.R. wrote:I watched Unfriends: Dark Web yesterday. Interesting way to make a film but the gimmick seems to be the point.Its one of those ones told from the POV of a computer screen, this one predominantly about a man who acquires an Apple Mac thats not his, and gets his and his friends embroiled in a kidnapping and murder ring. The whole thing is told through the vision of his screen, that is, open Skype windows, openMessenger windows etc etc
deafmetal wrote:I have been watching The Ted Bundy Tapes with Jamie. We are a few episodes in right now and I’m hearing a lot of synths in the soundtrack. It seems pretty well produced and is interesting, but it’s difficult to relate to such an extreme sociopath. I guess that is the point...Burned through the whole thing on Friday. The music is really good.
static14 wrote:Composed by Justin Melland. That is one sparse discography.deafmetal wrote:I have been watching The Ted Bundy Tapes with Jamie. We are a few episodes in right now and I’m hearing a lot of synths in the soundtrack. It seems pretty well produced and is interesting, but it’s difficult to relate to such an extreme sociopath. I guess that is the point...Burned through the whole thing on Friday. The music is really good.
J.R. wrote:Ah, I see. Likely that's not my cup of tea. I struggle with "found footage" films.J.R. wrote:I watched Unfriends: Dark Web yesterday. Interesting way to make a film but the gimmick seems to be the point.Its one of those ones told from the POV of a computer screen, this one predominantly about a man who acquires an Apple Mac thats not his, and gets his and his friends embroiled in a kidnapping and murder ring. The whole thing is told through the vision of his screen, that is, open Skype windows, openMessenger windows etc etc
ChrisMcQueen007 wrote:I disagree that a poliziottesco needs a hardboiled cop. See Milano Rovente and Revolver. However, I do agree that Milano Calibro 9 is even more different.Bezulsqy wrote:My fifth poliziottesco is Fernando Di Leo's Milano Calibro 9 from 1972.Would say this is more a gangster movie as this misses the trademark hardboiled cop of a poliziottesco.
Starring Barbara Bouchet.
Score by Luis Enriquez Bacalov
In any case I can see why this is held in high esteem by many. It’s rather bleak and more realistic than most of these films, also spending quite some time on character development. Watched it last year for the second or third time. I think it‘s good but in my view it suffers a bit from the ‚this has been done (copied) so many times since then - sometimes better’ syndrome.
deafmetal wrote:Watched first two episodes. The music is really good. I am sure someone will release this on vinyl. Did not know Bundy was from Tacoma. I have a feeling that a lot of stuff I have seen the past year is placed in the vicinity of either Portland or Seattle.static14 wrote:Composed by Justin Melland. That is one sparse discography.deafmetal wrote:I have been watching The Ted Bundy Tapes with Jamie. We are a few episodes in right now and I’m hearing a lot of synths in the soundtrack. It seems pretty well produced and is interesting, but it’s difficult to relate to such an extreme sociopath. I guess that is the point...Burned through the whole thing on Friday. The music is really good.
Mateo Sanboval wrote:I watched a movie called Searching a while ago. First and only movie I watched that was shot in that way. Never even knew it was a genre. It actually was an alright movie.J.R. wrote:Ah, I see. Likely that's not my cup of tea. I struggle with "found footage" films.J.R. wrote:I watched Unfriends: Dark Web yesterday. Interesting way to make a film but the gimmick seems to be the point.Its one of those ones told from the POV of a computer screen, this one predominantly about a man who acquires an Apple Mac thats not his, and gets his and his friends embroiled in a kidnapping and murder ring. The whole thing is told through the vision of his screen, that is, open Skype windows, openMessenger windows etc etc
Bezulsqy wrote:Did not know Bundy was from Tacoma. I have a feeling that a lot of stuff I have seen the past year is placed in the vicinity of either Portland or Seattle.Cascadia is where it's at.
Mateo Sanboval wrote:Learn something new every day. Thanks!Bezulsqy wrote:Did not know Bundy was from Tacoma. I have a feeling that a lot of stuff I have seen the past year is placed in the vicinity of either Portland or Seattle.Cascadia is where it's at.
