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Old 05-26-2016, 12:14 PM   #16611 (permalink)
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You mean what happened to the other person? I guess you'd expect cops to come after him, since he basically hit and ran (On foot iirc. I forget. Whatever.)

Is that what you're talking about?
Exactly. He left after a crazy car accident, never checked on the other guy, and never showed him paying for the price of the rental car. That was way too far-fetched.
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Old 05-26-2016, 12:44 PM   #16612 (permalink)
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Exactly. He left after a crazy car accident, never checked on the other guy, and never showed him paying for the price of the rental car. That was way too far-fetched.
Yeah, I'd love to watch an extended scene of him doing all the insurance-related paperwork.
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Old 05-26-2016, 12:49 PM   #16613 (permalink)
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How come he never goes to the bathroom either?
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Old 05-26-2016, 12:51 PM   #16614 (permalink)
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How come he never goes to the bathroom either?
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Old 05-26-2016, 02:30 PM   #16615 (permalink)
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The Killing (1956)

Classic film noir written and directed by Stanley Kubrick. One of the best of the genre.
Watched this just now based on your review. Excellent movie of that era. Man, Kubrick had it all even way back then. His camera work and use of lighting, or lack thereof, is pure brilliance.
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Watched this just now based on your review. Excellent movie of that era. Man, Kubrick had it all even way back then. His camera work and use of lighting, or lack thereof, is pure brilliance.
Have you seen Paths of Glory?
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Have you seen Paths of Glory?
Hell ya. That long tracking shot down in the trench is amazing. And the ending scene with all of soldiers breaking down in the bar while singing is incredibly moving.
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Yeah, I'd love to watch an extended scene of him doing all the insurance-related paperwork.
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Watched this just now based on your review. Excellent movie of that era. Man, Kubrick had it all even way back then. His camera work and use of lighting, or lack thereof, is pure brilliance.
I'm a fan of Kubrick's work, and film noir is probably my favorite film genre along with science fiction. For some reason I hadn't seen that one before and I didn't realize Stanley Kubrick was involved in it until after I watched it. Finding out that he wrote and directed the flick gave an already great movie a bit of an added coolness vibe afterwards.
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Just watched Don Hertzfeldt's 16-minute short from 2015 - World of Tomorrow.

It was incredible to see such a profound short coming from the producer of the "My anus is bleeding!" animation, Rejected.



The film took the Jury Prize at Sundance and for good reason - the animation is remarkable, the subject matter existential and impacting, and the story incredibly engrossing.

An instant favorite.



[edit] As a sidenote - I had a disheartening conversation with my fiance last night about worthwhile television series and films I might enjoy. I am, as you know, quite out of the loop on mass media. After dismissing the tired tropes of the situation comedy, I asked if any dramatic series or films featured an INTJ anachistic outsider protagonist and an exploration of society post-Capitalism.

The closest she could get was Mr. Robot, but expressed that, after the pilot, the show quickly descended into familiar tropes, and the focus of the story unraveled from grand societal deterioration to more relatable subplots of love interest and fightclub-esque mental illness.

The last several films I enjoyed include:
  • My Dinner with Andre
  • Colossus: The Forbin Project
  • Jim Henson's college picture The Cube
  • Adam Curtis' The Century of the Self
  • Kirby Ferguson's Everything is a Remix series and This is Not a Conspiracy Theory
  • Noam Chomsky's Requiem for the American Dream
  • Edward Snowden, Glenn Greenwald, & Noam Chomsky - A Conversation on Privacy
  • The Metanoia film series like Plutocracy, Psywar, and Human Resources
  • and Downloaded: The Napster Revolution

A quick glance at Hertzfeldt's filmography reveals several similar titles categorized as Psychological Drama, Black Comedy, Surrealism, Abstract Film, Essay Film, and Experimental Film.

The highest rated include:

1. It's Such a Beautiful Day
2. I Am So Proud of You
3. Everything Will Be Okay

Any further recommendations are greatly appreciated!
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