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I recall there was another thread on this film but started a new one anyway.
One of the strangest but refreshingly original films I've seen in a long time. Very thought provoking.
Anyone else seen it? And what is that tune called at the end of the film, it's superb.
One of the strangest but refreshingly original films I've seen in a long time. Very thought provoking.
Anyone else seen it? And what is that tune called at the end of the film, it's superb.
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Goatboy wrote:
> NFT = National Film Theatre.
I go there. Went there. To see Sunset Boulevard. And meet Alan Parker. Woooo!
> NFT = National Film Theatre.
I go there. Went there. To see Sunset Boulevard. And meet Alan Parker. Woooo!
enjoyed it more the second time. understand it almost completely now, although some aspects still elude me.
gonna watch this again now. maybe it'll make more sense when I'm stone cold sober as opposed to drunk and wrecked. maybe
i dont know what a spacker is, but the short guy with the cigar was just annoying and the main guy just didnt appeal to me. i only liked one episode- the one where the radio station is going to be knocked down or something. the woman was good in that and i have a soft spot for chubby checker.
NFT = National Film Theatre.
South Bank arthouse refuge were people in berets and black roll-necks watch black and white films about Russians and drone on and on about mis en scene/editing technique and instantly sneer at anything in colour or from Hollywood.
They also like any old donkeyballs if it's got a twist and Tangerine Dream on the soundtrack.
And I am not a spakker. Donnie Darko was really,really dull.
Even to the point where a character says "Deux et machina".
Duh....really? Thanks for pointing that out Captain Oblique.
To hint and discuss time travel, to have a character write a pamphlet on it and have it figure in the plot as a McGuffin of the highest order is not clever, it's lazy scripting if you suddenly pull alternate reality out of your ass.
But Patrick Swayze was good. He's better in Roadhouse though
South Bank arthouse refuge were people in berets and black roll-necks watch black and white films about Russians and drone on and on about mis en scene/editing technique and instantly sneer at anything in colour or from Hollywood.
They also like any old donkeyballs if it's got a twist and Tangerine Dream on the soundtrack.
And I am not a spakker. Donnie Darko was really,really dull.
Even to the point where a character says "Deux et machina".
Duh....really? Thanks for pointing that out Captain Oblique.
To hint and discuss time travel, to have a character write a pamphlet on it and have it figure in the plot as a McGuffin of the highest order is not clever, it's lazy scripting if you suddenly pull alternate reality out of your ass.
But Patrick Swayze was good. He's better in Roadhouse though
Quantum leap was superb. You're clearly just a spacker.
quantum leap was so unfunny it made me frown and turn over. it was very bad.
again whats NTF?
again whats NTF?
NFT?
Quantum Leap for NFT ponces.
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