What movie did you watch last night? (16 Viewers)

[jonah]

Cool, I need to watch that! Life goals is to be like these guys.

Same. And it was kind of cool watching a documentary about an amazing group who were also like "yeah of course we have jobs and families", and just generally really grounded about their music and life cohesion.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

Same. And it was kind of cool watching a documentary about an amazing group who were also like "yeah of course we have jobs and families", and just generally really grounded about their music and life cohesion.

They're probably my favourite of the Japanese noise scene*, that sense of catharsis and unleashing of energy combined with the knowledge that they are just regular lads who arrive to the gig on their way home from work and let loose. Pure physical joy as opposed to the nihilism that noise is known for.

*CCCC are a close second.

 

[_Katie_]

‘Dream English Kid, 1964 - 1999 AD’, Mark Leckey, 2015 | Tate

Saw this at AEMI last night. Me and 100 hipsters. Fucking brilliant. He gave a great talk.

 

[_Katie_]

INCAPACITANTS documentary movie (its only around 40 mins), which is on Youtube. It was good, awkward, kinda bootleg and low key, much like the band themselvezs. Was cool watching this, though, I got to see Mikawa play in Tokyo last year, and it brought back happy memories.

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Girl hit me with that link.

 

[jonah]

Girl hit me with that link.

The movie is literally the youtube video I shared there Katie, its only 40 mins.

 

[_Katie_]

The movie is literally the youtube video I shared there Katie, its only 40 mins.

Oh, my stupid work blocks all YouTube so it didn't show for me, d'oh. Will watch later

 

[travispickle]

Went to see Stan and Ollie; a very pleasant couple of hours in the cinema

 

[Unicron]

Went to see Stan and Ollie; a very pleasant couple of hours in the cinema

Surprised me a bit that Stan was the brains.

 

[hugh]

‘Dream English Kid, 1964 - 1999 AD’, Mark Leckey, 2015 | Tate

Saw this at AEMI last night. Me and 100 hipsters. Fucking brilliant. He gave a great talk.

I was at this too. The artist talk bit was refreshingly matter-of-fact and all the more interesting for it. He seems sound.

 

[travispickle]

Surprised me a bit that Stan was the brains.

yes I knew nothing about their partnership; very interesting alright

 

[_Katie_]

I was at this too. The artist talk bit was refreshingly matter-of-fact and all the more interesting for it. He seems sound.

It was great, wasn't it? Had a proper laugh at that knob talking about greek quotes. Leckey was like...what the fuck? Such a down to earth guy.

 

[Anthony]

Another one from the poster list "The Departed". Very good.

 

[xsteox]

Vice. Supprisingly comic take on Dick Chaney and the Bush/Republicans.

 

[pete]

Ralph Breaks The Internet. Loved it.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Vice. Supprisingly comic take on Dick Chaney and the Bush/Republicans.

Watched this for the second time tonight. Because of the pace I missed loads of things first time round. Maddening stuff

 

[Kermit McDermott]

Island of terror. Low budget British thriller with sci-fi elements from 1966.
Fairly typical of its time, but good all the same. I will watch anything with Peter Cushing in it.

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The full film is up on youtube for those inclined.

 

[pete]

Widows. Thought this was very good. This tracking shot is one of the best things in it.

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[David Kronenbourg]

Velvet Buzzsaw. Wasn’t sure what to make of it. Wasn’t very good as a horror, worked a little better as a satire on the art world. Looked a bit cheap

 

[Anthony]

Another one from "the list". Se7en. Hated it back in the day, still shit. Our son was two or three steps ahead of the story and got bored. Went to bed.

 

[hermie]

The Breadwinner, excellent.

Lion, true story. Also very good. Although the childhood parts in India worked a little better than the adult story. Would be interested in reading the book it's based on.