my first experience with mumblecore, watched late at night on film4. it was a fun little film, alas the feeling of a group of people trying too hard was a little too prevailent.
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the current hopeisliesat24framespersecond top ten
- 1. pierrot le fou (godard)
- 2. the 400 blows (truffaut)
- 3. the passenger (antonioni)
- 4. au hasard balthazar (bresson)
- 5. sunrise (murnau)
- 6. hiroshima mon amour (resnais)
- 7. the outlaw josey wales (eastwood)
- 8. mouchette (bresson)
- 9. citizen kane (welles)
- 10. a man escaped (bresson)
thy archive
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- au hasard balthazar (1966)
- the wizard of oz (1939)
- traffic (2000)
- australia (2008)
- the passenger (1975)
- the limey (1999)
- pierrot le fou (1965)
- die hard (1988)
- christmas eve special! the hopeandbullshitlist (at...
- mon oncle antoine (1971)
- solaris (2002)
- spider-man 3 (2007)
- out of sight
- judge dredd (1995)
- robocop 2 (1990)
- the element of crime (1984)
- the shop on main street (1965)
- robocop 3 (1993)
- the hopeandbullshitlist (at 16/12/2008)
- hellboy - the golden army (2008)
- speed (1994)
- the terminator (1984)
- the dark knight (2008)
- red desert (1964)
- the puffy chair (2005)
- i am legend (2007)
- the hopeandbullshitlist (at 08/12/2008)
- the day the earth stood still (1951)
- hancock (2008)
- dear wendy (2005)
- europa (1991)
- before the devil knows youre dead (2007)
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An overview of The Cineastes
The Cineastes are a not-quite-so elite international coalition of the cinematically inclined whom convene once a month.
Together they hope to assist in the spread of film enthusiasm like a disease, debilitating the already infected and attacking the healthy with relentless vigor.
Possessing of what Ernest Hemingway referred to as ‘aficion’, The Cineastes are concerned with the general analysis of features both new & old, studio-made & independent, local & foreign, as well as comprehensive film criticism instigating and encouraging discussion on the roots of cinema history.
Adam Cook at The Bronze
Amber at Nouvelle Vague Cinematheque
Crap Monster at YGG’noise
Doc Oz at Cine-diagnosis
Edouard Hill at Allan Gray’s Imagination
Jake at Filmbound
Joshua D. at Cinephile Cafe
Josh Wiebe at Octopus Cinema
Matthias Galvin at Framed
T at t.252.am
Tom Day at Serious About Cinema
Witkacy at Inertial Frame
the rules etcetera
as an exercise in my dedication i have decided to produce a running list, in order of quality, of every film i ever see. the only rule in this endeavour is that the film in question must be watched specifically to earn its place on the list, i can not put a film on that i have only seen in the past, unless i watch it again of course.
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- adam
- this blog celebrates film. i am a 26 year old cinephile from the UK, and i use this online journal to keep track of my viewing habits. i hope that you find it interesting, and please let me know your thoughts.
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