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Inspired by this thread, my fiance and I are doing them all now. She even has a list and everything.
The 24 we've watched so far: 1. Moonlight 2. Ex Machina 3. The Lighthouse 4. Spring Breakers 5. A Ghost Story 6. The Last Black Man in San Francisco 7. Midsommar 8. Room 9. 20th Century Women 10. The Killing of a Sacred Deer 11. The Florida Project 12. The Lobster 13. Good Time 14. The Witch 15. Lady Bird 16. Amy 17. American Honey 18. Mid90s 19. Hot Summer Nights 20. While We're Young 21. The Spectacular Now 22. Krisha 23. Eighth Grade 24. How To Talk To Girls At Parties
Post by Fitter Happier on May 10, 2020 19:56:06 GMT -5
What should we watch next? We have Hereditary, Green Room, Locke, First Reformed, Waves, Swiss Army Man, Under The Skin, and The Farewell on the shortlist.
What should we watch next? We have Hereditary, Green Room, Locke, First Reformed, Waves, Swiss Army Man, Under The Skin, and The Farewell on the shortlist.
Hereditary and Green Room are both as good as advertised. Both are horror, I guess, but two different parts of the genre.
What should we watch next? We have Hereditary, Green Room, Locke, First Reformed, Waves, Swiss Army Man, Under The Skin, and The Farewell on the shortlist.
hereditary is a unique kind of mind fuck. You should watch that.
What should we watch next? We have Hereditary, Green Room, Locke, First Reformed, Waves, Swiss Army Man, Under The Skin, and The Farewell on the shortlist.
All of these are so good but I couldn't make a list of 9 films that are so different from one another. Hereditary is my personal favorite on this list, but I have love for all of these.
What should we watch next? We have Hereditary, Green Room, Locke, First Reformed, Waves, Swiss Army Man, Under The Skin, and The Farewell on the shortlist.
Post by piggy pablo on May 11, 2020 11:13:12 GMT -5
Hereditary is good. I think it's a little less serious than some people do. I thought it was kind of a comedy? Maybe I was just really high.
Green Room is amazing. It's not *about* much, as far as I can tell, like on a thematic level, other than skinheads are bad. It's riveting and terrifying and extremely well-made. I was shouting at the screen through the movie.
The Farewell was good but also heavily overrated.
Lighthouse is better than Ex Machina, but whatever. I bet a lot of voters haven't seen it. Go watch the Lighthouse, folks. They shot it in the Academy Ratio and everything.
Post by 10goldbees on May 11, 2020 12:12:47 GMT -5
For anyone that's interested, the thought process and physical execution of shooting The Lighthouse is pretty fascinating. They were limited by the actual film and lenses that still exist that can pull off the orthochromatic look in the aspect ratio they wanted. They literally had Panavision re-build a bunch of old lenses for them. And all those old film resources meant they had to light the ever living shit out of the set and didn't get dailies back for, like, a week. There were so many insane limiting factors going on it makes the movie even more of an accomplishment. And they only got the go-ahead to do all that because The VVitch was so succesful.
I haven't looked at this in a minute. Would've voted Lighthouse and tied it. Ah well, Ex Machina is cool too.
One of the nice parts of this tournament is that there were multiple movies I would have been okay with winning. I voted for Ex Machina, but I would have been completely fine with The Lighthouse winning as well.
Post by Fitter Happier on May 13, 2020 9:26:03 GMT -5
Hereditary and The Farewell were both so good. I loved the psychological and family of origin overtones in Hereditary, and the way they play out throughout the film in the different characters. It was genuinely terrifying too. Interesting score and crowning at the end, felt like Ari was already thinking through and prepping Midsommar, which I also love.
The Farewell was such a good blend of tragedy and comedy, both so sad and so funny at times and really hit home in some ways coming from a family that keeps secret and tells lies. I thought Awkwafina was great in it.
Both solid films. I think First Reformed, Green Room, and Swiss Army Man are up next.
Also, I am totally fine with Ex Machina and The Lighthouse winning, but I think Moonlight went out way too early.
