Posts by Justin Patel

Richard Hernandez13 said:9 Songs Michael Winterbottom was shot in a single take?!? 🤔

Even if it wasn't, he's basically a special guest star—like a walking film bar—so he can get away with it...

When an "artist" suddenly finds themselves sitting on a mountain of cash with zero supervision, it doesn't actually spark any creativity—it just provides them with endless opportunities to blow through it.

Richard Hernandez13 said:The soundtrack sounds like a mix between a broken synthesizer and the interference you get on a radio when a cell phone is sitting right next to it. 😁

And the best part was that it never stopped...

It's a great movie; I watched it when I was a kid.
And back then, I loved it.
And even now, I love it.

Oh, did I mention how much I love this movie?
Especially those fifty-year-old effects, which honestly hit harder than modern CGI!!11

Man, I really hope I make it to the movie from the temples.

None of them actually deliver.
They're all just spinning their wheels.

Potala said:And yeah, Justin Patel, it was Supersize Me, and it was free.🙂
But it’ll hit theaters eventually.

Yeah, everything was free for me.
Doesn't matter, there are plenty of people here who can survive on the MCU.

A few movies could end up in theaters, at least at an AMC Theatres.

steelstag4 said:But that's why Supersize Me was on at 4 today👍

Was it Bill?
Ah crap-.

Otherwise, Blind Window totally deserved the Grand Jury Prize.
Some of the films were incredibly similar in terms of cinematography and themes.
All in all, a decent festival for Washington, D.C.
Finally.

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Cinnamon Girl said:This movie is hands down the most beautiful film I've seen all year. The cinematography is just stunning—it literally took my breath away from start to finish. The colors, the symbolism... everything was pure magic.

The same things do it for me.

🎉

I remember stumbling upon that movie on an old VHS tape once... kind of a trip.
You should definitely record it if you get the chance.

If anyone happens to have this movie on DVD, please shoot me a PM.

Honestly, it’s about time you left.
You’re constantly wasting my precious time on this forum.
You dirty h*e

Besides, I really don't get how the writer for episode 25 could come up with such a pathetic joke regarding Three.
Usually, when you get a script for a movie like this, the story practically writes itself.
But clearly, they couldn't make this one work-.

*o

What absolute garbage of a movie.
Watching this, I honestly thought I was looking at some big-budget Hollywood blockbuster.
I have no clue where they spent that $200 million, because there isn't a single trace of production value to be found.
The acting was borderline pathetic, but hey, let's just say it was amateur hour.
Not enough blood and not enough skin to keep me interested.
I ended up just eating my popcorn the whole time—that's how bad it was!

Richard Hernandez13 said:It's for the exact same reason why the Coens, Kusturica, and Wong Kar-wai are icons...

...the French absolutely adore them.

...
Thank God for the French!
If you ever make a total piece of trash, there’s always going to be some Frenchman ready to hail it as a masterpiece. 😬

Spot on.
That’s basically why most of them started making movies in the first place.
Are you heading to Cannes?
Just for the sightseeing?
😁
Hmm, maybe you could sneak in with the N. sisters?
😁

I’d love to make it there.
I doubt I'll land an accreditation.
I highly doubt it would even work out.
As for the lineup, it looks alright, but why is Michael Moore back on the roster again?
whatever...

Megan Sullivan5 said:Yeah, I thought so too, I wasn't entirely sure. I leaned in toward the monitor, but I still couldn't make it out. That one was seriously 😍

There.
Hopefully this one works better for you.
*blink blink*

Megan Sullivan5 said:You used to have him on your avatar back in the day... 😍

And now he's finally there, straight from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

Del Toro,Benicio

Is that based on the book by Richard Bachman?
As far as I know, that's just a pseudonym used by Stephen King.

Richard Hernandez13 said:Ah... there goes that old cliché that Mexicans are just crude provocateurs, while we Americans are all so sophisticated and noble, the peak of Western European refinement. 😁

And what about Canadians?
Are you saying they aren't people either?
😁
The movie does have a good title, though.