MadameChaos
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Agree, you cant beat or match the magic of animation.
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I watched this during the lock down but have been thinking of rewatching as I think I watched it too fast.
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All the Beaty and the Bloodshed, this documentary covers the extraordinary life and political work of Nan Goldin Fire of Love, about these two volcanologists who should be in a Wes Anderson movie
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Aphex Twin teases Bristol show - Sept 2nd, 2023
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FYI info here https://www.02092023bristol.co.uk/ And some think it will be at this festival, sign up for presale here: https://www.forwardsbristol.co.uk/signup -
I really enjoyed The Last of Us too, although I don't see what the big fuss is about re Pedro Pascal. Succession season 4 arrives soon so that'll be my next binge watch...
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Aphex Twin teases Bristol show - Sept 2nd, 2023
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I won't be going to London because it's on the day of my grandpops 90th birthday, so will try and reach Bristol. 💯 -
White Noise 8/10 I'll watch anything with Adam Big hands in it basically at this point. Kind of freaked out that this film happened and then a rare toxic spill happened in real life. What's that about? I'm surprised this film has such trash scores everywhere as it's better than some other films that won awards etc. *cough* Anyhoo... Marcel the Shell with Shoes On 6.5/10 Nice concept and some funny parts but the film was too long and a little self indulgent. Haha! Pubes.
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https://crackmagazine.net/2023/03/aphex-twin-teases-bristol-show/ Jazzband?
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Finally got around to watching Trouble Every Day by Claire Denis as it's relevant to a podcast I've been doing. Pretty much the most disturbing film I've ever seen in my life, and I'm really surprised this launched her career.
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Bones and All - 9/10 Reluctantly I now admit that Timothée Chalamet is actually quite good. *sigh* which I hate because there's alot of stuff about him that annoys me, no least the way he spells his fuckin' name. Aaaaaaanyway, this is a very slow burner with some great performances from Mark Rylance (quietly creepy) Chloe Sevigny (baguettes for arms) and Taylor Russell (making bangs great again) which I feel is sure to be a classic in years to come. Beautiful cinematography from Arseni Khachaturan.
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OLD - finally a decent film from Shyamalan, well paced and no shark jumping at all. Coherence - a low budget time bending film in a similar vein to Primer. Found it bit dull TBH. Victoria - Berlin based indie thriller, seemed a bit badly paced and not enough character development. Enemy - I was actually quite disappointed with this one, it went a bit wanky at the end. (it's a metaphor) Crimes of the Future - wasn't expecting to like this much, but it's his best film yet.
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Yes definitely.
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Watching The Boys season two. Quite good.
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The Lighthouse is very good, but needs to be seen on the big screen as for some reason it doesn't come across well on a tiny one. I saw The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent which was quite amusing. Don't expect Kubrick or anything, but pretty fun.
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Thanks I hate it.