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Originally Posted by Severian

No offense but I absolutely hated this bleak depressing sonofabitch of a movie. Just sad bastard city. And the main character annoyed me.

hahahaha yeah he's a pathetic dweeb, and highly punchable

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anyway it's a long weekend so there's time for moobys

nicolas roeg's "insignificance" (1985)

 

fucking great. totally unexpected. but it was criterion channel, so not so unexpected...

later i found out this was originally a play by one terry johnson (british, i didn't know of him before). it's been ages since i've lived in a decent city where one can see an actual play and so i'm mostly ignorant of theater these days.

so this morning by coincidence i saw another filmed play (or was it a broadway show? but the movie has no music)

 

this one is also on criterion, but packaged with a program of screwball comedies, which has a great intro by patton oswalt: https://www.criterionchannel.com/vid...rewball-comedy

[_tunic_]

 

great movie. There's a US remake with Jake Gyllenhaal, which I haven't seen. But this is the original one from Denmark.

I'm reluctant to see the US version now, even though it might be good, I would already know what's going to happen. They did rewrite the script

[Severian]

 

Didn’t think I’d like this at first but it totally pays off

[Severian]

 

‘Twas good indeed

[_tunic_]

Originally Posted by _tunic_

I watched this movie a few months back already but it's somehow still stuck in my head

 

That Yul Brynner is very impressive as the robotic villain!! Definitely was a big inspiration for the robocop in Terminator II. Guess I will need to watch Westworld the series now too ....
I'll watch the movie again first

 

I watched Westworld again last night.
Yul Brynner should have played the Terminator instead of Schwarzenegger!

Still haven't seen the series, perhaps I will, or not





Also, but already a few weeks back i saw this one:

 

I usually skip these types of movies, biographies etc. This one was very entertaining though

[Severian]

Originally Posted by _tunic_

 

I usually skip these types of movies, biographies etc. This one was very entertaining though

Yeah this was quite good if I recall. Except when Margot Robbie played Tonya at *FOURTEEN YEARS OLD* for a second. Oof.

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I couldn't help but cheese it up with Hackers.