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opening scene - inglorious basterds

Added a link to a 26 minute analysis of this scene. It’s brilliant. I think the long drawn out scene build tension in such an ominous way. Hans Landa is one of my fav villains; he’s polite and eerily cheerful but he always knows more than anyone else in the scene does. This movie does a great job of doing long scenes as opposed to cutting back and forth to other characters / moments. I know the movie can come off as “bro-y Nazi killing WW2” movie but that is such a shallow view of it. Worth the watch.

@marianoleonczik

May 18, 2024

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Der untergang (Downfall) by director oliver hirschbiegel

Stunning meditation on Hitler's last days.

@forresth

Feb 8, 2024

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Aguirre: wrath of god

Like the Ebert review said, this movie is like an overwhelming hallucination. I appreciate that it can be brutal without gore. Was Klaus Kinski even acting? I watched on a dark, rainy afternoon. I'd recommend the same viewing atmoshphere

@emilyyydav

Jan 28, 2024

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Faves of all time (for now)

Each made me feel something

@julesadx

May 22, 2024

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Surface-level friendships

I used to be the person who only considered someone my friend if they were one of my CLOSE friends. I always felt that anything other than that was surface-level and not worth having. But as I’ve grown up I’ve grown to appreciate the fact that there are many different types of friends and I can enjoy them for what they are. Not every friend I have needs to be the closest friend who I can share my deepest secrets with. I appreciate the friends that i only see once every few years, low maintenance friendships, uni-friends, friends that i only talk about movies with, friends of friends etc. Just trying to embrace happiness wherever i can find it.

@julesadx

May 27, 2024

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Coffee shop jazz music

creates the perfect ambiance

@julesadx

May 23, 2024