Random 10: Random Films for Comment - Week 16

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Continuing from Random 10: Random Films for Comment - Week 15 (with a bonus ten! Come and g'it!)

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1883. Gormenghast, 2000 (dir. Andy Wilson)
1481. Enter the Dragon, 1973 (dir. Robert Clouse)
2424. Kiss, 1963 (dir. Andy Warhol)
2395. Killer's Kiss, 1955 (dir. Stanley Kubrick)
3967. The Son of the Sheik, 1926 (dir. George Fitzmaurice)
803. Buffet Froid, 1979 (dir. Bertrand Blier)
1503. Eva, 1962 (dir. Joseph Losey)
3589. Requiem for a Dream, 2000 (dir. Darren Aronofsky)
2873. The Merry Widow, 1925 (dir. Erich von Stroheim)
4075. Strange Illusion, 1945 (dir. Edgar G. Ulmer)

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Girolamo Savonarola, Sunday, 16 January 2005 08:17 (twenty years ago)

how does this work? do we just talk abt whatever on that list or are there rules?

i've only seen enter the dragon and requiem for a dream, which marks me out as a middlebrow bore i guess. enter the dragon is great. blocky, dull, but then there's all this fighting.

requiem for a dream is a litmus test movie. you like it, i think less of you.

g--ff (gcannon), Sunday, 16 January 2005 08:47 (twenty years ago)

i want to say more abt enter the dragon cos i do think it's an amazing film, but i haven't seen it in forever. i can't remember what its problems are with any detail. i remember LEE, bolo yeung, the mirrors, some architecture, fake blood, and john saxon's burgundy turtleneck.

g--ff (gcannon), Sunday, 16 January 2005 08:54 (twenty years ago)

1503. Eva, 1962 (dir. Joseph Losey)
piece o shit????

brock (brock), Sunday, 16 January 2005 08:55 (twenty years ago)

gormenghast is fantastic!

scout (scout), Sunday, 16 January 2005 09:14 (twenty years ago)

i saw the 30th anniversary reissue of enter the dragon last year on a big imax screen and it was a pretty cool experience, although i don't think i'd rate it on the same level as the better shaw productions of that era.

i was pretty taken away with requiem when i first saw it at the cinemas, but its impact greatly diminished on each subsequent viewing. no incentive to see it again for a long time anyway.

cannot recall a damn thing about the plot of killer's kiss (had a good rooftop scene, didn't it?), but i at least remember enjoying it. as with a lot of those 60 odd minute crime flicks, its always a bit unsatisfying when they're wrapped up so quickly. he got the length/pacing totally right for the killing.

Mil (Mil), Sunday, 16 January 2005 10:40 (twenty years ago)


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