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Cape Fear (1991)
"Let's get something straight here. I spent fourteen years in an eight by nine cell, surrounded by people who were less than human. My mission in that time was to become more than human. You see? Granddaddy used to handle snakes in church, Granny drank strychnine. I guess you could say I had a leg up, genetically speaking."
#cape fear#1991#american cinema#martin scorsese#wesley strick#john d. macdonald#robert de niro#nick nolte#jessica lange#juliette lewis#joe don baker#robert mitchum#gregory peck#martin balsam#illeana douglas#fred thompson#zully montero#james r. webb#elmer bernstein#freddie francis#Scorsese fully channelling de Palma for this queasy Southern gothic remake of a beloved bit of Americana kino. this was actually meant to#be a Spielberg project (yeesh can you imagine?) but Marty traded him Schindler's List which worked out better for everyone. initial#reaction to seeing Marty's right hand arm de Niro as the antagonist was‚ admittedly‚ to snigger but give the man his dues he fully embodies#this grotesque‚ repellent boogeyman. crucially tho he has the seed of a genuine grievance against Nolte's (also fairly unlikeable) lawyer#lead and i think that's what really propels this script. the film is stacked with great performances‚ with a young J Lewis really#standing out in a layered and thoughtful performance. the cameos by prev Cape Fear stars are perhaps a tiny bit gratuitous (and it's kind#of sad that Peck's final role was little more than a brief meta injoke) but i get why and it doesn't detract too much from the film‚#particularly once it lurches full throttle into a biblical tinged flood and fire apocalypse for the (very well executed) final act#ott stuff and boundary pushing not just in its freakier moments but in its commitment to underscoring tension with moments of near pure#comedy‚ but i had a great time with this. oh and what a score! i mean i think it's just a re arrangement of the og score but still it slaps
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Essie Davis as Wendy Davis in River Street (1996)
#essie davis#river street#myedit#filmedit#90sedit#australian film#she's soooooo baby#i have outfit envy for everything she wears in this#and also that scene of her tucking her hair behind her ear was gratuitous slo-mo in the film. I LIVE.
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Could do worse though
#gratuitous Monty Python reference#Monty Python and the Holy Grail#Monty Python#gif#UK politics#strange women lying in ponds distributing swords#movie#film
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tagged by loml @cordiallyfuturedwight for the monthly breakdown. i might like you less now that you know me so well. tagging some crushes @aprylynn @thvinyl @monismochi @kimtaegis @banghwa @eoieopda @pauls-mccharmly @letmelovekoo @visionsofgideontheninth @kimchokejin if you feel so inclined 💜
#gratuitous commentary as per:#ryan beatty no.1 to no-one's suprise. pretty sure i said last month that white teeth was a new fav and look at her now!!#BACK ON 74!!!!! always been a fan of jungle but my GOD. this track... the mv... it's taken over my life#unexpected breakthrough for the clash? no idea. great tune though#boygenius my beloved!! saw them live last week and i will perhaps never be quite the same again.#whole discography is a rec but leonard cohen has my heart in all senses#hozi3r... unreal unearth... it's a masterpiece... it's over for my wrapped#top artist yet only these two made the list? lord forgive me#first time and first light are spectacular. butchered tongue is otherworldly. i think unknown remains my fav single.#shy boy - fucks beyond belief. new crj album is magnificent as anticipated#dela - recently i have experienced a george of the jungle resurgence and this is very much the result of that.#phenomenal tune. extraordinary film.#come to your senses - tick tick boom revival for me also because andrew garfield the man that you are...#alas 40/23 doesn't have quite the ring to it#move - lynda dawn is fantastic. a lot of these tracks fell victim to my ayo edebiri playlist <33#that's all folks!#tag#receiptify#is anyone still here?? kissing you
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the details of the calliope part of the bonus episode are my favorite part, because despite what the vast majority of mainstream media seems to believe, you don't actually need to explicitly show this type of violence at every given opportunity
first, the single scratch on madoc's face - he's committed the same act of violence against her that erasmus fry did for nearly a century, taken inspiration by force for the first time (calliope never stopped fighting, no matter how long it’s been, this isn’t right and it never will be)
and then his nose, whole in one scene and broken in the next - he's got the success and fame that he was desperate for, but it's still not enough (will it ever be enough, will he ever be satisfied, where does it end), and calliope is still fighting tooth and nail
#the sandman#the sandman netflix#i am just so grateful for how they depicted calliope's situation#i watched a film where the depiction of a similar situation was just Too Much#almost gratuitous#i didn't doubt that the team would treat this with the respect it deserves#but you can't help but expect the worst sometimes#bc so many people think that you have to show these heinous acts in order to have the full impact#*side-eyes hollywood*#they didn't even show the full extent of the violence and i still wanted to tear madoc's throat out with my bare teeth#calliope#richard madoc
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if some horror subs on reddit catch you in a good mood and tell you that 'the fear footage' is a good found footage movie, tell them they have to get up for 5th grade in the morning and they shouldnt be up this late
what really sent me over the edge was this:
my original horror oc her name is meagan do not steal
#yes her name is meagan. didnt realize Thats Why when it was introduced#you fucking hack.#griffin was right in calling it an asset flip#its a vhs knockoff filmed primarily in grandmas house and the director is gratuitously in one of the shorts#the audio seems almost entirely dubbed in and everything roars like a dinosaur when the camera is on it
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finally watched ocean’s eleven the other day and i can’t stop thinking about danny & rusty’s drift compatible telepathy
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You don't enjoy gratuitous sex and violence? Oh, can I have yours? Yeah, just put it on my plate. Thanks.
#film#movies#books#television#tv#multimedia#exploitation genre#gratuitous is subjective#and shock value is a relevant reason to include something in art#sometimes people need to be shocked#but you don't have to engage with it#just slide it on over to me
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I hope you enjoy Robocop if you actually watch it! It’s in my top ten stupid action movies for sure
Hi I just finished it!!! Very good very silly very violent. Especially loved the robot who ate shit because he was too big to use the stairs lol
So far my second-favourite Paul Verhoeven movie out of the three I've seen. I've really liked all of them so far but sometimes I just think he doesn't address the impact of things that happened in the film enough yknow. idk they're all good I just love thinking about potential all the time lol
#that last bit is about turks fruit lol. i'd like it a lot more if they actually treated erik like he did all those things re. the fact-#that (no spoilers) olga seems fine abt what he did?? i know she had extenuating circumstances then but hmm idk it just didnt sit right#actually it'd probably be better if they showed the film chronologically instead of in medias res.. ANYWAY robocop!!#i'm not sure if i would call it gratuitous violence in the grand scheme of cinema but some of it was like omg#like the guy whose skin melts off and his friend runs over him. everybody talks about the dickshot nobody talks about emil!#ray wise was also there but he didn't activate my fight/flight as per usual probably because he didn't have white hair. so that was nice!#two reviews for the price of one hehe i'm scatterbrained. can you tell i love talking movies!!! thanks for enabling me >:]c#no1 of that ranking rn is soldaat van oranje btw. hehe (am i biased for NL... Perhaps. but turks fruit is last so! perfectly balanced lol)#local man can only ramble in tags or dms rip everyone trying to read what i say ever. sorry </3
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Accès au cinéma invisible vous donne rendez-vous, ce mercredi 18 octobre à 20h 11 rue des Olivettes (Nantes), pour découvrir la plus belle adaptation au cinéma de l'écrivain Julien Gracq, Rendez-vous à Bray, sorti au cinéma en 1971.
L’auteur florentais est réputé difficile à transcrire sur grand écran : grande densité narrative, paysages flous et sensibilité à fleur de peau.
C’est André Delvaux, réalisateur belge adepte du surréalisme et développant un style de mise en scène qualifié de réalisme magique, qui va se lancer dans cette adaptation.
Delvaux est un féru de littérature, ayant à ce moment déjà adapté plusieurs fois au cinéma Johan Daisne (Un homme, un train avec Yves Montand en 1968), il continuera en 1983 avec Suzanne Lilar (Benvenuta avec Fanny Ardant) puis Marguerite Yourcenar en 1988 (L’Œuvre au noir avec Sami Frey).
En adaptant la courte nouvelle Le roi Cophueta tiré du recueil La presqu’île (Éditions Corti, 1970), Delvaux s'empare à la fois de l'univers restitué par Gracq, mais aussi de sa sensibilité. Il transpose son goût pour le cinéma à une œuvre pleinement littéraire. Avec le jeu d’Anna Karina et Matthieu Carrière, il réussit alors à transmettre aux spectatrices et spectateurs le mystère dont Gracq avait le secret.
En cela, Rendez-vous à Bray est autant un hommage au pouvoir de la littérature qu'à celui du cinéma. Le film fait la jonction entre ces deux pratiques pour devenir une œuvre à part entière encore trop méconnue en France, récompensée du prestigieux prix Louis-Delluc à sa sortie en 1971.
Projection gratuite à Pol-n, 11 rue des Olivettes (Nantes), à 20h le 18 octobre 2023.
#nantes#cinema#projection gratuite#acces au cinema invisible#julien gracq#andré delvaux#film#film oublié#invisible#vintage#littérature
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I've seen like maybe 20 mins of Centurion (2010) and it's so obviously just a cheap, less eloquent, less beautiful, more cheesy gorey version of The Eagle which is wild considering The Egale came out a year later........
#this is what happens when my brother is in charge of the remote lmao#idk man like it's just...... like a super super MALE CENTRIC view is the only way I'd describe it#Gladiator will always be the Top Tier Undefeated roman Centurion film obv#but even it has an epic story and sweeping visuals and characters you connect with and it's just great#and the Eagle (let's be real) it's not a masterpiece but it also IS good#esp when considering it gives the flip side of the story a bit whch often isn't considered in the 'gladiator' genre#idk The Eagle is the better film....#like tbh I think Troy (2004) wasn't like AWFUL idk this isn't either but it's just. not as good as the eagle.......#erin explains it all#like bro I cannot stress how overly cheesy violent it is like. Gladiator didn't feel this gratuitous
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as Easter fast approaches i would like to take this moment to tell all my newer followers about the incredibly sacrilegious Easter Jesus zombie movie idea that my friends and i came up with freshman year of college
the basic premise is that Jesus rises from the dead every year at Easter and, as a reanimated dead guy (don’t start with me about the nature of the trinity ok), brings with him the zombie apocalypse
but since it’s Jesus who’s the zombie the movie protagonists can’t kill him normal ways and instead they have to sin as hard as possible so that enough sin will accumulate that Jesus will once again die for humanity’s sins and the zombie apocalypse will end
so the movie follows a group of weary Terry Pratchett-style atheists (they know Jesus exists, but they don’t *believe* in him as it’ll just encourage him) as they do as many Seven Deadly Sins as quickly and intensely as possible to put Jesus and his army of zombie Evangelicals (infected by taking Communion, the literal blood/body of zombie Christ) back down before they destroy society altogether
there are gory Wrath scenes and needlessly objectifying Lust scenes and they hire the chocolate guy to do gorgeously crafted Gluttony scenes and get some real good naps in for Sloth scenes etc etc
at the end, our heroes have managed to sin enough that Jesus dies again and his horde of Evangelical zombies become human again
that is, until next Easter, when Jesus will rise again.....
#credit to Teague and Matt for the Easter Jesus zombie movie idea#i capitalized the Christian words in this one because when im being incredibly sacrilegious its only proper to show that modicum of respect#think of this as a shitty c-list movie that gets played at 1am on like the syfy channel or whatever#it could include some sort of ritual Good Friday ceremony where the protagonists all get together to channel the power of the day Jesus died#its a really fun idea for a campy cheap effects gratuitous sex and violence slasher-type film ok#sorry Christians#i wish you all a meaningful and happy Easter#go have a good time attending church and collecting magic eggs laid by a rabbit#zombie Jesus#I spam
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watching savage grace and all the reviews on letterboxd are like 1 star and people being like "OH MY GOD I ONLY WATCHED THIS FOR HUGH DANCY BUT INCEST ??? A WHOLE MOVIE ABOUT INCEST ?? HOW TERRIBLE! HOW HORRIFYING! HOW COULD YOU EVER PUT THIS ON FILM!!! DIGUSTING DISGUSTING DISGUSTING" like ok as if yall didnt come here bc of hannibal where a guy literally eats people why are you suddenly puritan
#like idk man maybe making a sympathetic honest and well done film about a real life case of abuse is like. i dont know. important?#like talking about these terrible things is what gives survivors the courage to speak about it themselves???#like this film isnt even like. 'trauma porn' or gratuitous or 'fetishized' so like. i really dont understand the hate#txt
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The director’s cameo in
Stage Fright, 1950.
Dir. Alfred Hitchcock | DOP Wilkie Cooper
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