"Do You Listen to the Movielife?" - Chat Thread [ARCHIVED] • Page 422

At least I took the opportunity when it presented itself and saw Enter The Void on the big screen. 2001 might be the ultimate trip but ETV is definitely the runner up.

 

Currently on the road to see Julien Baker

 

Thanks! My son has just been starting to walk these past few days so that’s been pretty entertaining!

 

Lengua tacos for dinner!

 

I’ve seen both The Shining and Clockwork Orange on the big screen, but I missed 2001 when it was in town. Clockwork Orange was an original print though, so that was a really rad experience

 

You also didn’t have Radiohead

FUCK YOU JAMES

 

Yeah, which is ridiculous cause they are obvs on there. I suck

 

I prefer simply Johnny.

Great song and band. ATWA brings me back. Such a nostalgic band to me.

 

Good morning @Mary V !

 

Toxcity is such a great album. I need to revisit it

Forest, Aerials, Psycho, Title track and so many more great songs on that album.

 

If anyone is looking for anything else to listen to as you’re wrapping up your year end lists, I can’t recommend VAVÁ enough. Great guitar work with vocals that drift between something like Dirty Projectors and St. Vincent.

The Other Side, by VAVÁ

 

Prison Song >>>>>>>

 

Never have seen SOAD live but I have seen Serj live

ehhhhhhh

 

Hello!

 

Close Encounters? That's awesome. I LOVE 70S MOVIES SO MUCH

 

I want to see that movie again so glad I own it on blu ray! I borrowed Loving from the library but never ended up watching it. I want to watch Take Shelter with the director commentary from Jeff Nichols. That movie is a fucking classic. Michael Shannon and Jessica Chastain were so good in it. And the score by David Wingo is pitch perfect. Also for such a low budget movie the special effects are so understated and impressive. I've read so much on that movie definitely one of my favorite movies. I'm so fascinated by everything about it. Have you seen Jeff Nichols other movies? The only I have yet to see is Loving.

Also speaking of featurette before Close Encounters, Incendies by Denis Villeneuve is a must see. @Larry David @Mary V @ComedownMachine the opening scene utilizes You and whose army so perfectly. Such a breathtaking movie.

 

This makes me happy. I follow you on Instagram so it reminded me of you. Post in here more. We miss you.

 

@Colin Your Enthusiasm so I need to watch it just for You And Whose Army? ? you got me

 

Yeah, I took a long break. Work was getting mad stressful and I was having a hard time following any of my established routines. I’m trying to ease myself back now that I know I have a break coming up and my mood is improving.

 

With all the wildfires going on I’m going to try and watch Only the Brave tonight.

 

You guys talk a lot. It's fun catching up though!

 

Yeah well at least watch the opening but honestly that movie is incredible. The twist will mess you up. It was nominated for a best foreign Oscar if that helps you want to watch. Denis Villeneuve is a French Canadian director and this was the last movie he made before going all Hollywood on us. I've been to TIFF when he was there for his early movies. He's definitely come a long way since then.

 

Yeah I've never really been an active participant in any of the chat threads on this site cause it seems like too much of a commitment, but these last few days being kinda sorta active in here have been fun, u guys are sil

 

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