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Films you've watched recently.
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blues exile
First XI
You prompted me to watch Corman's 'Masque of the Red Death' again. It has so much in common with Bergman's 'Seventh Seal'. Ironic that the latter is, rightly imo, regarded as one of the all time greats whereas 'Masque' is written off as a typical Corman cheapie.
Supernaut
And I used to be a citizen⭐
SS is great of course, but I really I love Masque too. The bit where they're running through the different coloured rooms is great, and the cloaked death figures used to really creep me out as a kid. It's Corman's best film IMHO.
Supernaut
And I used to be a citizen⭐
Such a great film. Love the scene where all the mods are bouncing to 'Green Onions' in the club.
Supernaut
And I used to be a citizen⭐
Re-watched Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz over the last 2 nights. Enjoyed them both, but Shaun is way better than the over-long HF I reckon. Going to complete the 'Cornetto Trilogy' over the weekend - never seen The World's End before so looking forward to that.
blues exile
First XI
Yes, the superb photography was by Nicholas Roeg who went on to direct classics like 'Don't Look Now'. Like you, I think it's Corman's best. I believe he is still with us, getting on for his century.
cerbera45
Coach⭐
is this the 1984 film?
Tangled up in Blue
Certified Senior Citizen⭐🦐
Saw a little gem of A British film earlier at the Moncine cinema in Bezeirs starring Timothy Spall & Olivia Colman.i N ote from the Grauniad review it got a Uk release in Feb.Needless to say it hasn't had a release in Barna yet.
www.theguardian.com
Wicked Little Letters review – a deliciously sweary poison-pen mystery
The true tale of a foul-mouthed scribbler in 1920s Sussex is given nuance by a stellar cast including Olivia Colman, Jessie Buckley, Anjana Vasan and Timothy Spall
www.theguardian.com
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Tangled up in Blue
Certified Senior Citizen⭐🦐
Imagine so with that release date.Can't say I've seen it though.
Napster
No ⭐
No. Because that is just called Dune. Dune Part Two came out recently.
Tangled up in Blue
Certified Senior Citizen⭐🦐
Great film.As blues exile says the cameramabn was our own Nicholas Roeg.
blues exile
First XI
On the subject of cameramen, interesting that on the other Corman/Poe films it was David Crosby's father Floyd.
BALDY
Striker
The Corman/Poe films are excellent.
Mad Cyril
The Fresh Prince of Belfairs⭐⭐🦐
Sting will always get a pass from me just for being The Ace Face.
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