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Saw "Downfall" last night. This is a film on the last 10 days of the 3rd Reich with Hitler in his bunker. Saying I "liked" the film doesn't describe it. Who wouldn't want to know the real Hitler? This one gets very close. One feels they are really there in the bunker. Claustrophobic, Hitler the man, how the generals felt, the women and why they obeyed, etc. This is the film where they made all the jokes about this scene. I had played many of those parodies but never realized they came from the Downfall film. I thought it was a German advertisement but didn't really think about it.

YouTube - Hitler gets a girl pregnant
 
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Anthile a-Go-Go

If you followed my posting in the Five Things thread, you may have noticed that I was going to watch the worst movie I have ever seen up to this point. Ho boy, was I right with that!
First, I have seen quite a few terrible movies - some of which are even on the bottom 100 of IMDB. I have my very own "unholy trinity of suck" consisting of IKU, Undefeatable and Space Mutiny. Now IKU is more of a joke and while it is a terrible movie, the reason why I chose it was because of the huge difference what I was promised (basically Blade Runner 2) and what I got (a bisexual hardcore porno). It's probably not that atrocious if you are into bisexual Japanese porn. I am not.
Undefeatable is just terrible from beginning to end. But hey, it's a Cynthia Rothrock movie so at least you get some chuckles out of it!
Of these three movies, Space Mutiny is probably the worst. It's so bad, not even Reb Brown can save it. It makes both IKU and Undefeatable look like Oscar material. Yeah. Oh, and it was also partially funded by the South African apartheid regime... Well, you can watch the very amusing MST3k version on Google Video, it's definitely worth it.
So why am I telling you about these three movies? Because Monster a-Go-Go makes them all look like Citizen Kane. Monster a-Go-Go is is the worst possible movie in existence. I have a hard time describing this without using adjectives like bleak, hollow, nihilistic or soulcrushing. Mainly because they wouldn't do this movie justice. It's devoid of any kind of joy, fun or entertainment. It's the ultimate anti-movie. You can't even make fun of it.
Some people have lifechanging or even spiritual experiences while watching some movies? I had some of those too, while watching masterpieces like 2001, Stalker or Fitzcarraldo. Monster a-Go-Go gave me one of those too but it was like staring into the abyss. It is like a a Great Old One from a Lovecraft story, it's not even evil, it surpassed mere humanoid semantic constructs a long time ago and became living metaphysics to sing the song that ends the world.
You know, the only time I ever cried during a movie was with The Last Unicorn. This was almost the second time.
If you ever come near a copy of Monster a-Go-Go, run. Run like hell. There is nothing else you can do.
 

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Re: Anthile a-Go-Go

Watch the human centipede. Some people told me it is quite amusing.
 

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Posted in wrong thread xD
 

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Saw "Downfall" last night. This is a film on the last 10 days of the 3rd Reich with Hitler in his bunker. Saying I "liked" the film doesn't describe it. Who wouldn't want to know the real Hitler? This one gets very close. One feels they are really there in the bunker. Claustrophobic, Hitler the man, how the generals felt, the women and why they obeyed, etc. This is the film where they made all the jokes about this scene. I had played many of those parodies but never realized they came from the Downfall film. I thought it was a German advertisement but didn't really think about it.

Downfall's great! Watched it the first time during history class in Year 11.

I last watched The Legend of Drunken Master (or Drunken Master 2) with Jackie Chan. I loved it! Hilarious, and with some spectacular fights. I had seen it before and I think I enjoyed it as much or more the second time. The dubbed version is particularly good, as far as dubs go...
 

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I watched Kill Speed.

Childish, retarded, low budget and lousy actors.
Seriously, don't repeat my mistake.
 

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I just watched Amadeus (1984) for the first time in about 20 years. Although it has long been one of my favorite movies, I had forgotten how excellent it was, especially F. Murray Abraham. It won all kinds of awards.

Amadeus is an adaptation of a play, offering a fanciful account of the supposed rivalry between Mozart and Salieri, which is not historically accurate but is in every other way delightful. And it has great music.
 

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Broken Arrow (1950) the only James Stewart movie I hadn't seen. I have to see every single one. Rear Window & Anatomy of a Murder will always be faves. Before that, The Old Man and The Sea.
 

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I just watched Amadeus (1984) for the first time in about 20 years. Although it has long been one of my favorite movies, I had forgotten how excellent it was, especially F. Murray Abraham. It won all kinds of awards.

Amadeus is an adaptation of a play, offering a fanciful account of the supposed rivalry between Mozart and Salieri, which is not historically accurate but is in every other way delightful. And it has great music.

I love that movie also.
 

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Have you seen "The White Ribbon"? That's the last one I saw. It takes place in a small village before WWI back in Germany. I thought I was actually there, not that I have ever been actually there to recognize it as such.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1149362/
 

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Elizabeth, Hunt for Red October, Luther were my last three... 1st and 3rd were at school though, so I don't know if they count...
 

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500 Days of Summer (again). Does anyone else love that movie? It's not perfect but it's so nicely done. I thought Summer might've been INTP at first, but I suspect that's mistaken (considering the actress is - according to Adymus - ISFP; also, she recently married Ben Gibbard, frontman of Death Cab etc, which seems sort of creepily perfect).

I've also just seen Year One 2 1/2 times. Great movie. I know it was panned and the timeline was shit and the story was a bit confused but it was a great movie. I mean come on, it wasn't taking itself too seriously and it still managed to be really funny/fun. And it wasn't all lowbrow humour. Some of it was pretty clever and subtle, not in the standard American tradition (makes me wonder if some of the reviewers simply missed it). Plus the characters were great, the acting better, and the whole cast came together seamlessly. So what if it was mostly plotless? A lot of the 'good' movies suck ass at plot, but they prance about pretending to be fancy and smart and get an A+. I don't know why I'm talking so much about this shitty movie. I loved it.
 

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The Seventh Seal.

Antonius Block - "Who are you?"
Death - "I am Death."
Antonius Block - "Have you come for me?"
Death - "I have long walked by your side."
Antonius Block - "So I have noticed."


Fantastic movie. One of the best I've seen in recent times. It is set during the black plague and is about a knight who challenges Death to a fateful game of chess.

PS - A few of Agalloch's songs are inspired from the movie I believe. Their song 'The Hawthorne Passage' includes a sound clip from the movie.
 

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500 Days of Summer (again). Does anyone else love that movie? It's not perfect but it's so nicely done. I thought Summer might've been INTP at first, but I suspect that's mistaken (considering the actress is - according to Adymus - ISFP; also, she recently married Ben Gibbard, frontman of Death Cab etc, which seems sort of creepily perfect).

I've seen several arguments the actress is in fact INTP, but I've always been skeptical of that.
 

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Harry Potter 7. It was better than I expected. Definitely more my taste than the previous films. It went by very quickly and I didn't get bored, so that's all good and sexy.
 

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I just watched Die! Die! My Darling!, a 1965 Hammer film starring Tallulah Bankhead and Stefanie Powers. Bankhead plays a religious fanatic who tortures her dead son's Fiancé (Powers) after finding out that she plans to marry another man.
I loved it!
 

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Billy Elliot (for the first time)! And I can say with certainty it's now one of my favourite films.
 

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"The Expendables", just last night after a basketball game.

Well, no attempt at a script at all there. Just, awful.
 
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The Seventh Seal.

Antonius Block - "Who are you?"
Death - "I am Death."
Antonius Block - "Have you come for me?"
Death - "I have long walked by your side."
Antonius Block - "So I have noticed."


Fantastic movie. One of the best I've seen in recent times. It is set during the black plague and is about a knight who challenges Death to a fateful game of chess.

PS - A few of Agalloch's songs are inspired from the movie I believe. Their song 'The Hawthorne Passage' includes a sound clip from the movie.


Totally watching that tonight. It's been a while, I just remember it affecting me deeply, like most of Bergman's films do.

The last movie I watched was 8 1/2. Fellini is a nut.
 

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I watched The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus again today. It's a wonderful little movie. Yes, I rather hate the girl but she is adorable to look at. I enjoy that many of the imaginarium scenes are based on famous paintings. Though, mostly I watch the movie for Percy's lines and Tom Waits as Mr. Nick.

Tony: Where the hell are we?
Percy: Geographically speaking, in the Northern Hemisphere. Socially, on the margins. And narratively, with some way to go.

If you like odd movies, if you like Terry Gilliam movies, or if you like visually stunning movies you'll probably enjoy this one.
 

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I've seen several arguments the actress is in fact INTP, but I've always been skeptical of that.

That's at least sort of believable. What do you think of the claim that the Olsen twins are INTPs?

And what made you skeptical? I'm curious.
 

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That's at least sort of believable. What do you think of the claim that the Olsen twins are INTPs?

And what made you skeptical? I'm curious.

She's hot and introveted and intelligent and OMG SHE MUST BE INTP TOO!!!!11!!

Probably the same reasons why I'm skeptical every time yet another artist/musician/writer/leader is typed as an iNtuitive. God knows a Sensor could never achieve anything beyond assembly line foreman.
 

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Last saw Harry Potter 7 Pt 1. Seemed a lot slower than the book, but I can't remember the book that well now. 'Spose all the action is in Pt 2.


The Seventh Seal.

Antonius Block - "Who are you?"
Death - "I am Death."
Antonius Block - "Have you come for me?"
Death - "I have long walked by your side."
Antonius Block - "So I have noticed."


Fantastic movie. One of the best I've seen in recent times. It is set during the black plague and is about a knight who challenges Death to a fateful game of chess.

PS - A few of Agalloch's songs are inspired from the movie I believe. Their song 'The Hawthorne Passage' includes a sound clip from the movie.

Hey that film is like, next on my to-see list.
 

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She's hot and introveted and intelligent and OMG SHE MUST BE INTP TOO!!!!11!!

Probably the same reasons why I'm skeptical every time yet another artist/musician/writer/leader is typed as an iNtuitive. God knows a Sensor could never achieve anything beyond assembly line foreman.

Oh yeah, that sort. "Sensor" is just a euphemism for "asshole", the way it's used.
 

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Megamind. It's quirkiness and just overall excellence pulled at every one of my emotional heart-strings it possibly could. Probably one of my new favorite movies.
 

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Seen two kids movies: Megamind and Tangled. Megamind was quite boring. Not dark or funny enough. An ok movie but nothing special. I liked Tangled better but again not amazing. I liked the bad guy better and it looked more beautiful at times while Megamind just looked cool. It's getting to the point where kids movies are ruined by how good Pixar movies are. Saw HP7:P1: I found it disappointing although the material there working with is kinda weak. There were some good scenes but it's just not as good as past HP movies, (Mainly 3,5 and 6). I also re-watched Slumdog Millionaire. Not much to say except its one of the best movies made this decade/
 

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I finally watched Moon yesterday. It was quality though I was disappointed with certain plot points.
 

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Most recently saw Black Swan. I didn't particularly care for it, myself, but it was a good film--not very good, or great, just good. Darren Aronofsky is rarely ever subtle with his films, and it felt like he was hammering his points home as loud as he could. This includes having a character explain the entire plot of the film in the very beginning, beating me over the head until I heard him loud and clear: "They are putting on a performance of Swan Lake in the movie, ANDANDAND this FILM is a performance of Swan Like at the same time!"

Saw Tangled and loved it. Also saw Harry Potter 7 and liked it.

But I also watched the Man From Earth, and that had a profound impact on me. Pretty much every aspect of the film is pretty poor, but it so thoroughly convinces the viewer that a man could live to be 14,000 years old. I loved it for that.
 

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I just finished James Dean's "Rebel Without a Cause." Am watching the DVD commentary right now. It's about a guy who can't make contact with his parents. It's about a loner. I can't believe INTPs would not have an interest in this film. I recommend it.

James Dean was an INFP? Is that right?
 
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Watched Aliens. Nice to know there have been zero original ideas since this movie came out.
 

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Repulsion by director Roman Polanski. The reviews say it's about a woman's descent into madness. I say its about a psyche that can't make contact. Seems the ultimate in loneliness as she is caught up in internal horrors that keep her separate.
 

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The Seventh Seal.

Antonius Block - "Who are you?"
Death - "I am Death."
Antonius Block - "Have you come for me?"
Death - "I have long walked by your side."
Antonius Block - "So I have noticed."


Fantastic movie. One of the best I've seen in recent times. It is set during the black plague and is about a knight who challenges Death to a fateful game of chess.

PS - A few of Agalloch's songs are inspired from the movie I believe. Their song 'The Hawthorne Passage' includes a sound clip from the movie.

YESSSS. That's where my username comes from (initially heard the Agalloch song and then watched the movie). I ended up doing a research paper for college on T.S. Eliot's "The Waste Land" and "The Seventh Seal." Personification of death and meaning of life, etc.

Last movie I saw was Martian Child. It was cute.

Ey guys, can I get a recommendation for a super thrilling intellectual adventure/mindfuck film thrown my way?
 

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Ey guys, can I get a recommendation for a super thrilling intellectual adventure/mindfuck film thrown my way?

Cemetery Man
Primer
El Topo
Paranoia 1.0
Cypher
The Cell
Synecdoche, New York (Vegard's all-time favorite movie)
Welt am Draht (World on Wire)
Revolver (okay, not a very good movie)
Most Tarkovsky movies
Most Nolan movies
 

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Marley and Me. Cute little movie that tugs at the heartstrings.

Also watched G-Force and lied through my teeth that I liked it. I felt my IQ drop about 10 points within that hour and a half.

Watched Megamind -- again. I'm a little obsessed.

And for the future -- watching Tron: Legacy on Friday. :D
 

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Anyone here seen "Showgirls"? Saw it long time ago and liked it. Much later I read reviews and they were horrible. I wondered why so I rented it and saw it just now. It's the perfect film. I liked it better the second time because I was watching it for understanding not just entertainment. If you've seen it, tell me if you disagree and I'll tell you WHY I like this film. (I'll check back here every few months, lol.) I'd see it a 3rd time.
 

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Went and saw the new Tron the other night. Story is meh, but you can watch it for eye candy and to get nostalgic about the first one.
 

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Inception....again....
 

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The Big Lebowski. What a wonderful absurdist/surrealistic movie. Even though I barely understood the plot, I loved it.
 

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The Big Lebowski. What a wonderful absurdist/surrealistic movie. Even though I barely understood the plot, I loved it.

The plot is apparently loosely based on whodunits from the 20s. I love that movie, but it's surrealistic indeed.

My last movie was Harry Potter 7. I liked it.
 

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If you have an Oedipus or Electra Complex, this will interest you:

Knife in the Water by Roman Polanski. It has only 3 (three!) actors.
 

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Pan's Labyrinth and Bridge to Terabithia. Both are really good.
 
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