omg this new future is catchy as hell.

still not sure if it's generic af or just a well-executed album.

broski I was pissed they left out my fav part with the Vegas trip Del Toro would have done it perfectly.

trying to watch Like Someone in Love today. I've been procrastinating that film for years now. I didn't like Certified Copy that much therefore I never went further.

I thought CC was solid, but it's def near the bottom of my Kiarostami list. LSIL my top

1. Miguel Gomes - Arabian Nights (please count it as one. It makes no sense to split them.)
2. Alejandro Jodorowsky - The Dance of Reality
3. Leos Carax - Holy Motors
4. Joachim Trier - Thelma
5. Lee Chang-Dong - Burning
6. Bi Gan - Long Day's Journey Into Night
7. Terrence Malick - The Tree of Life
8. Hu Bo - An Elephant Sitting Still
9. Bong Joon-ho - Parasite
10. Sergei Loznitsa - My Joy
11. Orson Welles - The Other Side of the Wind
12. Carlos Reygadas - Post Tenebras Lux
13. Bela Tarr - The Turin Horse
14. Maren Ade - Toni Erdmann
15. Alice Rohrwacher - Happy as Lazarro
16. Alice Rohrwacher - The Wonders
17. Christian Petzold - Barbara
18. Jia Zhangke - Ash Is Purest White
19. Lee Chang-dong - Poetry
20. Quentin Tarantino - Once Upon A Time in Hollywood
21. Bi Gan - Kaili Blues
22. Michael Haneke - Happy End
23. Asghar Farhadi - The Salesman
24. Nuri Bilge Ceylan - Winter Sleep
25. Lucrecia Martel - Zama
26. Paolo Sorrentino - The Great Beauty
27. Roy Andersson - A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existing
28. Apichatpong Weerasethakul - Uncle Boonmee who can recall his past Lives
29. Apichatpong Weerasethakul - Cemetry of Splendour
30. Christian Petzold - Transt
31. Alejandro Jodorowsky - Endless Poetry
32. Robert Eggers - The Lighthouse
33. Yorgos Lanthimos - The Lobster
34. Arnaud Desplechin - Ismael's Ghosts
35. Agnieszka Holland - Spoor
36. Yeon Sang-ho - Train to Busan
37. Samuel Maoz - Foxtrot
38. Gerado Naranja - Miss Bala
39. Nadine Labaki - Capernaum
40. Johnnie To - D*** War
41. Jordan Peele - Get Out
42. Pedro Costa - Horse Money
43. Celine Sciamma - Portrait of a Lady on Fire
44. Martin Scorsese - The Irishman
45. Valeska Grisebach - Western
46. Hirokazu Koreeda - After The Storm
47. David Lynch - Twin Peaks - The Return
48. Radu Jude - Aferim!
49. Ana Lily Amipour - A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
50. Miguel Gomes - Tabu

HM: David Cronenberg - Cosmopolis, Jean-Luc Godard - Adieu au Laugage,
Sergei Loznitsa - In the Fog, Nuri Bilge Ceylan - Once Upon a time in Anatolia,
Lav Diaz - Norte, the End of History, Hirokazu Koreeda - Shoplifters,
Hirokazu Koreeda - Like Father, Like Son, Nicolas Winding Refn - Only God Forgives, Jin Na-Hong - The Wailing,
Shane Carruth - Upstream Color, Jim Jarmusch - Paterson, Denis Villeneuve - Prisoners, Denis Villeneuve - Enemy,
Terrence Malick - Knight of Cups, Terrence Malick - Song to Song, Ildiko Enyedi - On Body & Soul, Manoel De Oliveira - The Strange Case of Angelica, Sebastian Schipper - Victoria, Paul Thomas Anderson - The Master, Paul Thomas Anderson - Phantom Thread, Abbas Kiarostami - Like Someone in Love, Robert Eggers - The Witch, Raul Ruiz - Mysteris of Lisbon, Christian Petzold - Phoenix, David Robert Mitchell - Under The Silver Lake, Lars von Trier - The House that Jack built, Hong Sang-soo - Right Now, Wrong then, Yorgos Lanthimos - The Favorite, etc.

damm they extended our work from home until september

Nah skip it, check out Three Outlaw Samurai and Incident At Blood Pass instead

@Aruji I didn't know you were a big fan of Rohrwacher I need to peep her stuff

always f***ed with it. i still find the backlash bizarre.

yea I watched Happy as Lazarro last year and thought it was amazing. Her eye for shot composition when it comes to multiple characters on the screen and directing them is almost as good as Yang's and her portrayal of ordinary farm life really manages to capture the entire process and therefore creating a really intense atmosphere. On top of it she has a knack for magic realism/surrealism, which enhances the film's premises into very interesting territories.

However, then I watched The Wonders recently and it was just as good. After that I was really stunned by her. One of the best storytellers working rn. While she might appear a little conventional here and there until it gets to the breaking points she really does it extremely well. Actually better than anyone who is attempting straightforward narratives rn imo

No lol, Elric's top 3 was Kanye

@Lawdie

1. The Last Jedi
2. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
3. Mad Max: Fury Road
4. Logan
5. The Revenant
6. The Hateful Eight
7. The Handmaiden
8. Trainspotting 2
9. Drive
10. The Dark Knight Rises
11. Only God Forgives
12. The Irishman
13. Parasite
14. Isle of Dogs
15. War for the Planet of the Apes
16. Prometheus
17. You're Next
18. The Favourite
19. The Lobster
20. The Witch

I can continue the grind

You still have time to add duplicates of artists though like I said before, I don't finish work for 2.5 hours still

Sounds sweet. Will def add some of her stuff to my watchlist!

I enjoyed it too

Somehow Sufi made a list and Versetti swerved me like 3 times smh

Why not both

@rise_zero Bro i literally can't get past chamber 3 on Gungeon. Been trying for like 4 hours this morning lmao.

and i read that the game aint even supposed to get get a significant spike in difficulty til chamber 5

My 2 friends played the f*** outta that game like 3 years ago. How many chambers are there in total? I think my friends made it to the second last one a few times.

And that's def a lie, I've seen enough gameplay to know there's a bit of a spike after each floor

it gets nuts lol

Dude you're telling me! It def spikes after each floor. I cant even consistently beat the 2nd floor boss

I am completely fine against the regular enemies/rooms. I wipe the floor with everything and barely even get hit. Then the 2nd boss f***s me up like 75% of the time

S*** is mad addicting tho lol.