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The Void
The Endless
In The Mouth of Madness
um, can’t think of more at the mo. Will come back to this one.
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Saw this yesterday, I have trouble listening to Brand without the grounding influence of Matt Morgan but it’s Lynch so has to be heard.
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On 5/11/2019 at 8:35 PM, eugene said:
high life - a pretensions, uninspired and meandering mess about cum doctors in space and bad rapey people. too many useless, naturalist shots of a baby, too many annoying art house mannerisms that suck all energy out of the film, and non-human, hollow dialogue.
High life has now leaked and is available to download from your favourite torrent site.
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I was watching that Mysterious Girl video yesterday, some of the comments were hilarious.
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If any of you leave any reactions on any of my posts I will fucking cut you up.
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Yeah I remember in his book he says something to that length, not a chance Lynch would return for a directors edit though.
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I think perhaps your gripes may be with the format that they are trying to emulate, sticking with that whilst keeping it Partridge hasn’t been easy but I think they pulled it off. It definitely has goofy moments like when he sings the songs that lead into segments, and the lookalike alone made the series worthwhile. And whilst pricks like Pierce Morgan are being employed it’s not completely unfeasable that Partridge couldnt find work either.
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This is not the smoking gun you are looking for.
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I don't watch Alien to be terrified.
Trucking beyond the outer rim lured by mysterious distress beacons on shadowy planetoids is simply who I am. Alien isn't merely home (a tender lovin comfort blanket if you like), it is everything, a fertilising formative event. That atmospheric headspace is probably why I later became obsessed with things like Metroid and Autechre as a teenager.
The Nostromo thriller is the mere tip of an intimated plentiful iceberg, an enchanting sci-fi universe in which my mind and dreams were seeded and ran wild. I've always loved the sci-fi aspect of the film moreso than the horror.
The way people go on about loving Star Wars as a kid, that was me and Alien. I guess it might terrify people, but that is beside the point of why I love it. It also provides enchantment, solace, comfort and creative stimulation.
Outstanding post.
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even though i feel too old (i.e. not a teenager anymore) to be enticed by romantisation of poverty á hamsun's hunger or a beat lifestyle (read quite a few beat/counterculture works; fariñas been down so long is a personal favourite) there's still something extremely appealing/fascinating about those books. to my slight shame i can't get over it or make up my mind about whether it's just a privileged middle class trip. they're always about lonely men, too. i think watching into the wild in my teens was a really formative experience lol
That’s fine, I kind of envy that as I wish I felt similar. I read Drop City by TC Boyle in my teens instead which sadly may have made me more of a cynical prick.
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What the fuck, at first obviously didn’t bother reading sheathe’s post but had to go back after chen’s comment. The bloke is a nutter, we’ve found us a new lumpenprol.
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I can imagine. While reading it I felt a bit sorry I hadn’t picked it up 25 years ago. It would’ve made much more impact then.That book is so special to me. I bought it when I was about 13/14yrs old because the cover haunted me. I was not ready for any sort of 'literature' at all, I mainly read Clive Barker and Stephen King. That Book did something to me that is beyond description
Youth is wasted on the young, but a certain class of books is definitely also wasted on the middle aged.
I felt a bit like this when I read ‘On The Road’ in my twenties. If I had been a teenager it probably would have blew my mind.
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Have you seen Into the Spiderverse? I really enjoyed that one.
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Aren’t they all the same? I saw maybe the first 8 and that was enough. I don’t mind if someone likes them but moaning at this point feels a little redundant.
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Not sure if I posted this one already cuz it's been a fave of mine for years. Recently watched it with my lady which reminded me to post it here. It's fluff but entertaining fluff
Cool, will check this out.
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What did you expect? Were the other 30 Marvel films not a clue for what you were getting yourself into?
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Fuck yes, The Lure is great.
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I wish, that looks cool as hell. Coldwar Steve may be the closest I fear.
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Just seen she’s married to Ed Balls, please ignore previous post. They are all clueless.
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Corbyn has been good but I think his numbers up. Wouldn’t mind seeing Yvette Cooper have a crack, after May it will be refreshing to see a normal woman in politics and Pontefract is a fucking shithole so hopefully she has a good idea about normal struggles.
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What about the skrillex thread?
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It is good, but that island excursion was an odd choice.
Brexit :(
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Or, they stood by with their thumb up their arse supporting austerity which led to Brexit in the first place.