Love Begins
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Films i 2014:
#107 - Eva - Dir. Joseph Losey (1962) Highly recommended, very entertaining movie about a cold hard bitch who takes a very stupid man for all he's got. This guy is so stupid, the worse she treats him the more he wants her -- Ha! he deserves everything he gets!
Films in 2014:
#106 - El Sur - Dir. Victor Erice (1983)
Films in 2014:
#105 - Nymphomaniac - Dir. Lars Von Trier (2014)
Dan and I walked out of the cinema laughing.
FIlms in 2014:
#104 - The Thing Called Love - Dir. Peter Bogdanovich (1993)
Ugh, this movie STUNK! I mean, I knew it'd be bad cause The Bog hasn't made a good movie since like Paper Moon (unless you think Mask is a good movie?). But this movie was beyond bad. In the immortal words of Enid Coleslaw "It's so bad it's gone past good and back to bad again."
Films in 2014:
#103 - Racing with the Moon - Dir. Richard Benjamin (1984)
"Right here, clear across my goddamn chest."
I'll watch any old shit if Nicholas Cage is involved.
Films in 2014:
#102 - Public Speaking* - Dir. Martin Scorcese (2010)
This still isn't actually from the movie but it's such a great photo I couldn't help myself.
*Rewatched on a really shitty day to make myself feel better. I felt better.
Films in 2014:
#101 - Beware of a Holy Whore - Dir. Rainer Werner Fassbinder (1971)
This was the best scene, where they'd been drinking all night and the sun was rising and they're all staggering around and fighting and dancing and screaming at each other. I felt giddy watching it.
Films in 2014:
#100 - Escape From Alcatraz - Dir. Don Siegel (1979)
This is the paper mache head that Clint Eastwood used to pretend to be him asleep while he busted out of Alcatraz. Spot on. Looks exactly like him!
Films in 2014:
#99 - Catch-22 - Dir. Mike Nichols (1970)
Up yours!
Films in 2014:
#98 - America's Sweethearts - Dir. Joe Roth (2001)
It just occurred to me that Christopher Walken's look in this movie might've been a homage to Hal Ashby? Also his name is Hal, duh.
Films in 2014:
#97 - Juliet of the Spirits - Dir. Federico Fellini (1965)
If only I could conjure up a spirit to get me a beer from the fridge!
Films in 2014:
#96 - Oldboy - Dir. Park Chan-wook (2003)
The movie was OK, I don’t know why everyone always goes on about it. The twist about how he’d been sleeping with his daughter the whole time without knowing it was pretty cheesy. I mean were we all supposed to be like “whaaaaaaaaaat?”
Films in 2014:
#95 - The Amityville Horror - Dir. Stuart Rosenberg (1979)
The poster's tagline pretty much says it all. I mean, how many clues did they need?
Films in 2014:
#94 - I Married A Witch - Dir. René Clair (1942) I was shocked to find out recently that Veronica Lake was only 4'11! Little lady!
Films in 2014:
#93 - Border Radio - Dir. Allison Anders, Dean Lent & Kurt Voss (1987) Great movie, excellent soundtrack. Love Allison Anders, I wish she'd made more films.
God, I'm like 42 movies behind on this thing. Sorry if I flood your dashboard, got lots to update!
Films in 2014:
#92 - The Comedy - Dir. Rick Alverson (2012) So this had been sitting in our netflix queue for so long and then finally Dan saw it was about to expire so of course we had to watch it. And oh man, we picked the right time too. I remember I'd come home pretty exhausted from work, I had a lot on my mind and was feeling pretty anxious. Well, this movie was so intense, it made me feel worse! Ha ha ha. I mean, I was laughing pretty hard throughout it, but there were also so many awful, awkward and depressing moments that were so hard to watch. I didn't know what to say when it was over. I couldn't talk about it. I think I just said goodnight and went straight to bed.
Films in 2014:
#91 - I Knew It Was You - Rediscovering John Cazale - Dir. Richard Shepard (2009) I guess because that Brett Ratner was one of the producers of this film, he thought he should also give his opinion about Cazale alongside all the other actors who actually knew and worked with the man? Ugh, like anyone cares what that pig thinks about anything.
