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^ Well, if you wanna see Madonna struggling to be a new Sharon Stone, do find it.

'Get Out' is a 2017 American horror film written and directed by Jordan Peele in his directorial debut. It stars Daniel Kaluuya as Chris, a black man who uncovers a disturbing secret when he meets the family of his white girlfriend. it won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay

'Locke' - is a 2013 British-American drama film written and directed by Steven Knight. The film stars Tom Hardy in the title role, the only main character seen on screen, as he carries on a number of speakerphone conversations with character

I watched Get Out last year in the theater. A very entertaining movie. I was fortunate to see it in original audio.

'Veronica' In 1991 Madrid, after holding a séance at school, a teen girl minding her younger siblings at home suspects an evil force has entered their apartment.

I know Letterboxd took the best of yours truly away from this thread, but I can't resist sharing some beauty I found recently.

I went back to Jonathan Demme. I always feel I'm not getting his greatness as much as he deserves. Of all the films he made, I picked the one I avoided because - shame on me - I wasn't "in the mood" when it came out in 2008: Rachel Getting Married.

And as it happen with Dolan's Mommy, now I have a new entry in my all-time favourite films.

TIL Viggo Mortensen was in Carlitos' way, played "Lalin"

^ Oh yes, and he was really good.

Been a long time since watching CW. He was really good in that fairly Indy film I can't remember right now
Edit "history of violence" cronenbourg. Nice
Holy crap he was in witness as well... Mind blown

^ His role in CW, History of Violence are all good ones. Like that better than Eastern Promises of course.

Recent movie i like that featured him as the lead role is the one with him as this survivalist father of many sons and daughters, all of them prodigious. Forgot the title, too lazy to google it, but that one was great.

^ Mr fantastic?
Tthat was cool, as we home edded the kids for a bit (unpossible with twins at home also) oh yeah maybe "The Road" that was starkly survivalist?
man he's good. only really noticed him in LOTR

^ yeah that Mr Fantastic one. I actually forgot about The Road, it was a grim one, but very nice performance from him and his kid (as far as i can remember) nonetheless.

Finally caught latest Paul Schrader's, First Riformed. His best in a long while. Nuts, yes, but possibly one of the best I've seen this year.

Do you remember Combat Shock? That one Troma flick that was less Troma-y than the others? Re-released in blu-ray, I watched it last night.

It's still a bleak viewing, with that music and that ending. The young(er) me respected the low-budget feeling as much as your next indie-film-director guy. However, these days I am just too cranky to not think about it.

There's heart in this film. Heart where it matters. But dear me that acting is painful.

If you're into experimental documentaries by any chance, a tip: https://vimeo.com/elihayes

I am taking this two-weeks holiday to binge-watch old classics: Hawks, Ford, Sirk, Chaplin. A complete bliss. A title in particular: Gun Crazy, by Joseph H. Lewis.

^ I have something similar planned but with Stanley Kubrick films.

Me too. With Tarkovsky and Kurosawa.
Both were also birthday presents.

^ SUPERB

Unconventionally (or, better, as usual knowing me as you guys do), I hereby declare Blackhat my favourite Mann's. On the umpteenth viewing, I can safely say so and hold the blu-ray next to me with much tenderness.

Continuing my re-appreciation streak, Tarantino's Death Proof has become my favourite of his. Granted, if you have no interest in the likes of Vanishing Point and Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry this can never be your kind of film. But to me it's just the right mix of homage and fun, deconstruction and retelling.

Obviously Pulp Fiction and Inglorious Basterds are more accomplished works, but you know me. Driving one of those cars, drinking in one of those dive bars with that music, and cheering with crazy ladies actually quite accustomed to film history and pop culture... My dream.

I am getting old, am I not?