See, I can get you what you want, I can. I can get you anything, you just have to talk to me, you have to trust me. You can trust me. ‘Cause I-I'm your priest, I'm your shrink. I am your main connection to the switchboard of the soul. I'm the magic man. The Santa Claus of the subconscious. You say it, you think it, you can have it.
Since you’ve seen me logging this basically three times per month…
Gotta light?
Simply the greatest thing ever created. THE greatest. I finished all of it with my girlfriend a few days ago (my fourth watch, her first) but it has taken me a long time to get all of my thoughts together.
The first scene of Part 1 with Cooper and the Fireman is definitely the most important as it applies to the events of Part 18. Initially the Fireman’s words to remember “Richard and Linda,” would appear he is…
4K Restoration
IFC Center
I spoke with Gregg Araki and James Duval before the film! They were both so nice and I got a picture with them.
Before the film started, Gregg told the audience that this restoration was basically a whole new movie with a better sound mix and 4K scanning. It absolutely is. There were a few lines I missed the first time but it’s mixed perfectly in this version. I also have much more of an appreciation…
I guess you're half crazy when you're going to die.
So underrated wtf!! This was so unexpected because I knew nothing about this film when a friend of mine at work recommended it to me.
I would absolutely suggest going in blind with this one. The Vinegar Syndrome restoration of the original print is beautiful. Thank god it exists because I’m not sure if the film would have been found if not for them. Treasure find of a film. Got my own copy right after.
To come home and be treated to this masterpiece was a blessing. What stuck out to me was when they were watching a film, and someone gets shot in the film. Leo makes a point of saying: “That’s not how it happens in real life.” And “We saw someone get shot the other day and that’s not what it looks like.” There’s definitely some critique in that. Refn is saying that the reality in movies seems to be dying out.…
