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Too lazy to text. Richty Cricket is on the cover of USA Today. (!)

It does look good, much better than the usual UBER DRY Iranian fare (I can use caps lock to denote sarcasm too) but I have no way to see it. Would those earlier Pitts films be worth checking out?

KG really is indispensable in my movie watching.

Too many or not enough?

one per director 1. I Was Born But...(Yasujiro Ozu, 1932) 2.Passing Summer (Angela Schanelec, 2001) 3. Kanzashi (Hiroshi Shimizu, 1941) 4. Two-Lane Blacktop (Monte Hellman, 1973) 5. Tobacco Road (John Ford, 1941) 6. Yellow Sky (William A. Wellman, 1948) 7. Le Pont du Nord (Jacques Rivette...

I've been looking for an excuse to do one, so praise you, Allah, that you asked.

Uhm, I dunno how about Heavy Traffic like I already posted? Or do I need to post it in capital letters like mr. mozart. Okay, then, HEAVY TRAFFIC

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Thanks for all the recs! I haven't seen Le Clan des Siciliens, but I have seen Verneuil's Des gens sans importance and it was brilliant. I'll check all three of those out. Thanks!

Unfortunately, I'm in the minority. When people want to talk about French cinema it's almost never implies stuff before the 1960s (outside of Renoir) - - Gabin is effortlessly great even in the "stupid" movies he made with Jean Delannoy, which are seriously every bit as great as the more...

Happy birthday, Brent.

Is it that hard to understand? In my opinion, last night's episode was bad and its badness was not something I had seen signs of in previous Futurama episodes.

I don't think it's overvaluing so much as it raised expectations. Nothing the Futurama staff has produced in the past made sense in the realm of last night's opening episode. It was a cheap Futurama imitation, if anything, and perhaps that's enough for some people but not for me. Perhaps this is...

I guess I'm now the show's obnoxious hardass who doesn't love anything, because jeez, this was really fucking dreadful too! I agree with Ryan on the story being more cohesive and stuff, but that should be a given considering the writing staff. The humor still has a long way to go before being...

I'm with Tommaco here. It seemed like an awkward attempt at catering to new audience members. The obvious example would be the "joke" that Brodie just mentioned, but the whole episode reeks of being a reintroduction, which I suppose is completely fitting considering the title. Still, it fell...

No, but I've been meaning to forever. I've kind of gotten back into my film-watching groove whatever that means. It's on instant so I'll watch it soon or ...now.

what have you been watching lately? Yeah, Yellow Sky is so good. Thank God for Richard Widmark.