for the Comic Book film Genre fans... Specifically Ghost World.
After searching for years for an HD version of Jaan Pehechan Ho ("Let's Know Each Other") 1965... with Mohammed Rafi, I was FINALLY able to source a copy of the complete Video in 1080p
for the Comic Book film Genre fans... Specifically Ghost World.
After searching for years for an HD version of Jaan Pehechan Ho ("Let's Know Each Other") 1965... with Mohammed Rafi, I was FINALLY able to source a copy of the complete Video in 1080p
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That was ****ing fantastic. Ted Lyons and His Cubs is the band, and it looks like Prince took his style cues from those dancers.
Watched Annihilation last night. Kind of a cross between Tarkovsky's Stalker and Solaris. For some reason, it seemed like a movie I had seen before even though I hadn't.
Men didn't work for me. It was tense in a Dario Argento sort of way although I enjoy Argento's films more. It doesn't quite work as horror, and it's not nearly as good as Ex Machina or Annihilation. And the message is heavy-handed whatever that message might be.
But Rory Kinnear is terrific (he did the best Hamlet I've ever seen).
There’s been a lack of really great comedies for quite awhile, but I just saw Bottoms and it’s one of the funnier movies I’ve seen in years. The director also made Shiva Baby, which was good but I didn’t expect something quite this good coming next.
Came across something called Moonwalkers the other night. It was one of those not-very-good movies that somehow drew me in a bit.
In1969 London, Ron Perlman plays an ex-Vietnam vet CIA agent. He's tasked with finding the people to film a fake the moon landing in case the real one goes sideways--in seven days' time.
Rupert Grint is the manager of a band. To say they're struggling is an understatement. Somehow, he cons Perlman into believing he's the guy to pull this off, then attempts to make off with the up-front money the CIA provided. Needless to say, Perlman is upset by this. Mayhem ensues. Lots of it.
It was getting late, so I didn't get to the end. One of those, "it's so dumb, it's fun" sorta things. May watch again if I see it, but not worth searching out.
