The Last Movie You Watched? ver.2.0

First time watching this classic.

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Spring here hasn’t quite blessed us with higher temperatures yet, so even though I had my bike fixed for the season, so far I am spending too many evenings inside watching movies. Does wonders for my Letterboxd stats :slight_smile:

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here also Spring season is still a little bit frozen especially in the night until sunrise
the movie watched was a german long tv film Tatort with Sieghardt Rupp

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Watched WILLOW a few weeks ago.

It’s one of the 80’s cult movies (only in Germany? ).
But today I heared very bad news.
RIP Val Kilmer :cry:

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I enjoyed an excellent triple-bill of gangster films yesterday…

1973

2002

2013

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I noticed that LongLegs is a fan of British glam rock band, T Rex with the late, great Marc Bolan. In his car he plays T-Rex songs like Jewel, Bang a Gong, and Planet Queen! Also, LongLegs has a poster hanging in his basement workshop with the icon black and white photo of Bolan for the song, The Slider. It’s hard to hate a creepy weirdo who loves the band that brought the world Cosmic Dancer, Jeepster and 20th Century Boy.

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Lazzarella, with a very young chap called Mario Girotti.

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Speed Cross, with Fabio Testi racing dirt bikes and hitting on girls.

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Winterwar. Not as good as Stalingrad but still worth seeing.

G20. Content crap. Skip it.

Do you mean the Finnish movie/miniserie Winter War (Talvisota) from 1989 ?
I am watching it now, the miniserie-version. I have seen the movie-version a long time ago.

it was the movie version

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John Woo’s The Killer. His remake with Emmanuel and Sy. This was a pleasant surprise. Disregard for a second the fact that it’s a remake, this is actually very entertaining, enjoyable, well-made and tongue-in-cheek enough without being goofy, sort of in the Once a Thief mold.

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Masquerade. A lame eurospy romp.

I’m currently re-watching Lars von Tier’s The Kingdom and The Kingdom II before I move on to The Kingdom Exodus. I can’t believe it’s been 31 years since I first started watching this.

For anyone not familiar it’s a Danish, absurdist, supernatural, horror trilogy that is lazily compared to Twin Peaks but really is it’s own thing.

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Last 10. Quite many silent films this time.

  1. Ingram: Scaramouche 5/10
  2. Flynn: Monte Cristo 5/10
  3. von Stroheim: Blind Husbands 5/10
  4. Fleming: When the Clouds Roll By 7/10
  5. Sharman: Rocky Horror Picture Show 10/10
  6. Ritt: Hombre 6/10
  7. Schwarz: Die wunderbare Lüge der Nina Petrowna 7/10
  8. Borzage: Lazybones 7/10
  9. Invisible Maniac (cinema) 6/10
  10. Demange: White Boy Rick 6/10
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