Last 3 movies you watched

Pandemic
Quarantine
Cabi Fever 2 Spring Fever

The Invitation
Under the Silver Lake
Skyscraper

Feeling a little sick, user?

Godfather: part 1
Godfather: part 2
Godfather: part 3
I thought it was good but what is up with the italian parts without subtitles? Inb4,
>AMERIMUTT LERN OTHER LANGUAGE :DD
fugg off yourslef, i speak fluent russkie.

Mystery of the Wax Museum
The Gold Rush
Freddy Got Fingered

Three parts of Louis Theraux Altered States

i did that once. Tried to watch them all back to back. Thought Part 1 was amazing. Part 2 was great but too long and Part 3 was the most boring shit ever, fell asleep a few times halfway in, then gave it another shot and decided this will be my first movie that I can not complete.

Fuck Part 3.

Evangelion: Death(True)2
End of Evangelion
Revival of Evangelion

Midsommar
Spiderman
Yesterday

All garbage!

i don't watch movies

why you here?

Lonesome Dove
John Wick 1
Riddick

The Lego movie
Empire of the Sun
Can't remember the third.

>Can't remember the third.
When was this released? Sounds interesting!

John wick 3
Rocketman
Spiderman far from home

>Godfather part 3
>Sofia Coppola's acting

Spiderman Far From Home
Evangelion 2.22
Evangelion 3.33

Vampyr
Waterworld
Brazil

The Handmaiden
Predestination
The Last Samurai

Midsommar
Rocketman
Pętla by Wojciech Has

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Aladdin
Central Intelligence
Space Balls

wrong turn 2
wrong turn 3
zombi 2

Noroi
Fire Walk With Me
Paul Blart: Mall Cop

learn italian then retard

American Pie 2
The Godfather
No Country for Old Men

The Fifth Element
50/50
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus

Dallas Buyers Club
Yesterday
300

>Stalker
>You Were Never Really Here
>Once Upon A Time In The West

Spirited away, a wonderful night in Split, robots

>fugg off yourslef, i speak fluent russkie.
What is it like watching Russian language films in their native tongue? Is it a substantially different experience? Do you think that you sometimes get really different meanings on the same piece of dialogue that a monolingual English speaker will never appreciate like deadpan humour that just gets lost in translation?

>>Sofia Coppola's ass
best part of the film unless you are a homo or woman, then it's a young Andy Garcia.

Midsommar
Mad Max Fury Road
Deadpool 2

>Stalker
How hard is it to watch?

The Ladykillers (og UK version) - A
Widows - D-
Bone Tomahawk - A (second viewing)

John Wick 3
Toy Story 4
Mallrats

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Prime Suspect (1989)
Bitter Vengeance (1994)
Sweet Poison (1991)

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Is Can't Remember the Third the sequel to King Ralph?

Tomb Raider 2001 GF insisted on it-_-
The Turin Horse
Rebel Without a Cause

Panic Room
Money Monster (rewatch)
Norman (that Richard Gere movie, it was REALLY good)

Any of them good?

Any of them any good?

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>What is it like watching Russian language films in their native tongue?
the best thing there is
>Do you think that you sometimes get really different meanings on the same piece of dialogue that a monolingual English speaker will never appreciate like deadpan humour that just gets lost in translation?
i think it's reasonable to assume that happens. but that shouldn't stop you, try watching some. i recommend "The Autumn Marathon"

Rocketman
The witch part 1: The Subversion
High-Rise

They all sucked

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Synedoche New York 5/10
Citizen Kane 8/10
Touch of Evil 9/10

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valhalla rising
tokyo fist
throw down 2004

Braveheart
Men in Black
Flyboys

Krull
Alita
Spider-Man far from home

Spider Man FFH - 8/10
Rocketman - 7/10
Incredibles 2 - 8/10

>Norman
Looks interesting, thanks. I didn't know Richard Gere was still alive.

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Spider Man homecoming (2017)

Pray for death (1985)

Timecop (1994)

Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Once Upon A Time In America
American Gangster
LA Confidential

To be quite frank, it was a surprise. I have absolutely zero fucking time for these dreamy exposition films that are faggy and dreamscapey and philosophical but I got on okay with it.

The budget constraints, I am guessing, made the encounters with the supernatural very interesting as much is done without being said or shown.

As a recovering plot-fag, I found it hard to not be thinking about the large mythology or lore that must be behind the events and it took a bit of effort to really watch it and appreciate for what it is, which is a film about pacing and characters, and atmosphere.

I was a bit lucky really as I started it about 11pm one night after a long day thinking I could do it jsut fine then saw it is nearly three hours long. I watched maybe a third and then saved the rest for the next night, so it was more manageable, but I think the slow build was sacrificed, so ups and downs there.

I would say don't watch it when you are bored with nothing to do, watch it when you are really in the mood for some exploration and want to appreciate some solid direction.

It's really a painting in motion rather than a movie. It was a positive experience though.

The first one is garbage, the second one is okay I guess, the third one is pretty good, nothing special, but quite well executed, fairly good storytelling and pretty well acted. Suffice to say, I had a blast watching this. If you love low-budgeted 90s neonoirs, you should enjoy Sweet Poison quite a bit. Bitter Vengeance is diverting enough, but has a pretty implausible ending, while Prime Suspect is a messy piece of crap.

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>i think it's reasonable to assume that happens. but that shouldn't stop you, try watching some. i recommend "The Autumn Marathon"
I have seen some and don't let it stop me, but sometimes I think a Russian is probably getting something out of it I won't ever understand.

Like watching Monty Python with my American friends (I am British). They laugh at the cookiness of it, but to them, it is childrens humour, to Brits it is something more clever and satirical.

So what do you do while you are dilating?

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Under The Skin
Fallen Angels
Harvey

It worked out for me as an American. Growing up, I was glued to my set every time a new Flying Circus episode was on for the "cookiness" of it. But as I became older I appreciated them on a whole diffrerent level (clever and satirical).

well maybe a poor example, but I am sure you know what I mean, there are cultural differences like tone of voice or eye contact between characters that might appear stand offish to me but intimate or familiar to a Russian. Or body language that appears stony or anti social to me but is just assertive to a native Russian.