List Of Films You Need to Get Off Your Ass & See Which Had Been Hidden Under Your Ass

[monolith94]

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Blood Freak has been resting between both your butt and your ever-so-soft, billowy chair for far too long.

Also, Revolutionist by Yevgeni Bauer, from 1917 is quite good.

I don't know why Stone Reader (2002) never got much attention. I really liked this documentary about literature. More specifically, about one-off authors.

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[Sven]

I'm so confused.

[Spinal]

I'm so confused.

I think it's like a Princess and the Pea kind of a deal. If you were truly a princess, you would have noticed that Blood Freak was beneath your ass.

[Raiders]

I don't like the implication that my butt is big enough to cover all these films. I have been using that treadmill, dammit.

[origami_mustache]

Obaltan aka The Aimless Bullet (1960)

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This post war South Korean melodrama is one of the darkest most depressing films I've seen. It's a simple story of tragedy revolving around a salaryman and his family and comes from the Golden Age of Korean melodrama carrying pessimistic postwar sentiments of the hopelessness of Korea reuniting.

[Qrazy]

Ah yeah I've had Obaltan DL'd for a while but the copy I got looked like a bad transfer so I haven't watched it yet. Did you get yours off karagarga as well?

[monolith94]

I just want to know if Blood Freak is on karagara.

[origami_mustache]

Ah yeah I've had Obaltan DL'd for a while but the copy I got looked like a bad transfer so I haven't watched it yet. Did you get yours off karagarga as well?

No, I saw it a few years ago in an Asian film class.

[Bosco B Thug]

Blood Freak's out from under my ass, but now it's just been riding up it as if I had just seen the most retarded movie ever made. Haha, I'm glad I saw it, though, I suppose I like how that feels. "Good" rec.

[monolith94]

Blood Freak is "beyond good and evil".

[monolith94]

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An odd comedy depicting two old farts getting out of prison and encountering hilarious agism. Watch in amazement as grandpa Kirk Douglas wins over a lithe young paramour! As he dresses in startling neon suits! And see Burt Lancaster rising a nursing home up in rebellion!

[Qrazy]

An odd comedy depicting two old farts getting out of prison and encountering hilarious agism. Watch in amazement as grandpa Kirk Douglas wins over a lithe young paramour! As he dresses in startling neon suits! And see Burt Lancaster rising a nursing home up in rebellion!

I'd rather kill myself.

[monolith94]

It's better than Silent Movie. Just to give you a sense of where it is in the humor-sphere.

[Qrazy]

It's better than Silent Movie. Just to give you a sense of where it is in the humor-sphere.

Yeah hehe was just joking around. I'll look into it.

[monolith94]

Part of the fun is watching these two icons of old hollywood interacting with the crazy eighties. The movie is like an eighties time capsule. I'm a big Burt Lancaster/Kirk Douglas fan, and having that element really gives the film a lift. But I do think it has enough solid humor that a lot of people could get a kick out of it.

[Qrazy]

Part of the fun is watching these two icons of old hollywood interacting with the crazy eighties. The movie is like an eighties time capsule. I'm a big Burt Lancaster/Kirk Douglas fan, and having that element really gives the film a lift. But I do think it has enough solid humor that a lot of people could get a kick out of it.

On another note I really want to round out Polanski's filmography I still have to check out...

# Bitter Moon (1992)
# Frantic (1988)
# Pirates (1986)
# Tess (1979)
# What? (1972)
Cul-de-Sac

[ledfloyd]

I loved Stone Reader.

[monolith94]

On another note I really want to round out Polanski's filmography I still have to check out...

# Bitter Moon (1992)
# Frantic (1988)
# Pirates (1986)
# Tess (1979)
# What? (1972)
Cul-de-Sac

Of the two of those that I've seen, I preferred Bitter Moon. Cul-de-sac was good, but felt at times a little... forced? Bitter Moon had this wonderful sleazy beauty to it. Of the rest, I most want to see Tess.

[Qrazy]

Of the two of those that I've seen, I preferred Bitter Moon. Cul-de-sac was good, but felt at times a little... forced? Bitter Moon had this wonderful sleazy beauty to it. Of the rest, I most want to see Tess.

What? seems really interesting to me too... I actually liked Pasolini's Hawks and Sparrows more than a lot of his work so I'm quite interested in seeing some absurdist comedy from other talented auteurs.

[balmakboor]

On another note I really want to round out Polanski's filmography I still have to check out...

# Bitter Moon (1992)
# Frantic (1988)
# Pirates (1986)
# Tess (1979)
# What? (1972)
Cul-de-Sac

Bitter Moon is a blast, pure kinky fun. Frantic is competent. Tess is gorgeousness and gorgeousity made flesh. It's where my hots or Kinski first began.

[Qrazy]

Bitter Moon is a blast, pure kinky fun. Frantic is competent. Tess is gorgeousness and gorgeousity made flesh. It's where my hots or Kinski first began.

http://archive.salon.com/ent/feature/2004/04/22/kinski/cover.jpg

[Sven]

Pirates is the best pirate movie made to date, Bitter Moon is a hoot and I love it, and Frantic is oddly compelling and I can't really put my finger on why.

[monolith94]

Kinski's eye in that photo looks like one of those paper eyes that Cocteau would put on his actors in one of his films. Creepy.