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Film Recommends 2 years, 3 months ago #108719

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Seen any good films recently? I watched quite a good film called "Freeway" t'other night.
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Re:Film Recommends 2 years, 3 months ago #108720

I enjoyed Carlito's Way the other day

Re:Film Recommends 2 years, 3 months ago #108732

I have just finished (re)watching 2001: A Space Odyssey. I had forgotten what I mind trip it was!
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Re:Film Recommends 2 years, 3 months ago #108752

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I watched the Cube trilogy again recently. 1 and 3 are interesting (3 especially so).

There is a torrent on the pirate bay where you can get the original teleplay from 1969 as part of a complete set of everything to do with The Cube, as well as The Pink floyd Sync "The Cube: Inside a Dark Dark Dream" (2008)

Here's some blurb:


"The Cube: Inside of a Dark Dark Dream" is a SYD-SYNC project similar to the "The Dark Side of the Rainbow"

It was created from:

.... the original existential teleplay The Cube (1969), the conceptual predecessor to the three theatrical horror flicks.

THE CUBE.... Once you\'ve seen it, you\'ll never get out....
It was a Sunday afternoon, February 23,1969, when the anthology show NBC EXPERIMENT IN TELEVISION aired a one-hour teleplay THE CUBE. It starred Richard Schaal as a man trapped in a white cubical room. He had no idea how he got there or where it was. And although anyone could enter, he couldn\'t leave....
A deceptively simple teleplay, THE CUBE worked its way into the memories of many who have seen it. Metaphysical play, philosophical allegory, dark comedy, psychological drama-- THE CUBE is as hard to categorize as it is to describe.
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Re:Film Recommends 2 years, 3 months ago #108777

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"Captain Blood" with Errol Flynn at his finest. I watch films to escape the humdrum, not to wallow
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Re:Film Recommends 2 years, 3 months ago #108782

'Telstar', the Joe Meek story. Ignore that James Corden is in it, it's very good despite that.
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Re:Film Recommends 2 years, 3 months ago #108787

longtail wrote:
I watched the Cube trilogy again recently. 1 and 3 are interesting (3 especially so).


So did I, oddly enough! The second one is indeed crap, but the other two are very cool. I liked the bit where the guy from the military ends up like the autistic guy in the first one. All very self-referential and mobius-strip-tastic.
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Re:Film Recommends 2 years, 3 months ago #108789

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Has anyone seen Matador? I might try downloading that for this evening.
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Re:Film Recommends 2 years, 3 months ago #108795

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^^^^note, not to be confused with The Matador
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Re:Film Recommends 2 years, 3 months ago #108802

snakebrain wrote:
longtail wrote:
I watched the Cube trilogy again recently. 1 and 3 are interesting (3 especially so).


So did I, oddly enough! The second one is indeed crap, but the other two are very cool. I liked the bit where the guy from the military ends up like the autistic guy in the first one. All very self-referential and mobius-strip-tastic.


Ah, Cube! Great film, although I assumed that the other two would be crap, I'll have to have a wee look. I love quirky sci-fi type stuff, Pi and Primer are other favourites. More recently, Moon and Sunshine were great old-school sci-fi. District 9 as well - anyone seen that?
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