What Films did You Watch Last Week (29/10 - 04/11) CLOSED

What Films did You Watch Last Week (29/10 - 04/11) CLOSED Nov 5, 2018 2:03:47 GMT darksidebeadle likes this

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Post by william on Nov 5, 2018 2:03:47 GMT

Nov 5, 2018 0:00:58 GMT darksidebeadle said:

Nov 4, 2018 23:56:01 GMT william said:

Hi, Dark.

I'm watching The Other Side of the Wind tomorrow.

Interested in Bohemian Rhapsody. I'm not sure about the PG-13 rating though.

Yours:

Midnight Cowboy 9/10

I remember loving it. Really intense, the acting is great.

Mine:

First Man 9/10

I thought it was great, really loved it. I know some found it cold, I thought it was really absorbing and intense though, touching too. The moon landing scene is incredible. Ryan Gosling and Claire Foy are great.

Easy Rider 9/10

Dennis Hopper movie. Classic, love it. It holds up really well for me.

Carnival of Souls (1962) 8/10

The horror movie about a girl who survives a car crash and starts having visions about a mysterious man hunting her down. Really liked it, loved the atsmophere, it gets quite spooky and surreal, it's very nice visually too. David Lynch must love it.

I liked the lead actress, Candace Hilligoss.

Monkey Shines 7.5/10

It's George Romero movie, about a paraplegic athlete who develops a psychic bond with the monkey trained to help him. I didn't remember it that well, I really liked the first part, then it loses it a bit, IMO, I enjoyed it though.

Hey!

Im not sure why any one would want an R rated explicit debauchery version of the film wittling the man down to his sexual appetites in a graphic way would be distatseful and they are such a huge band I think all ages should be able to see it. That said they do not shy away from letting you know about his wild side.. just tastefully done. I think the version ALi g wanted it to be would've been a train wreck.

YOURS

First Man - will see eventually

Easy Rider - i find it a pretty rough watch, not into it really 4/10

Carnival of Souls (1962) curious about this one

Monkey Shines 6/10 I liked it, underrated from Romero

I missed the Bohemian Rhapsody rating comment the first time.

It's just something that feels weird to me because that was quite a raw period for rock in general. Like, a Pg 13 Iggy Pop biopic would feel weird to me as well, at first glance. Or The Who's. And Pg-13 can be tame these days, I mean, A Star Is Born is R rated, but there's nothing particularly graphic in it.

But it's not something that would turn me off from seeing or loving a movie, in any case.