Letterboxd — Your life in film

Brazil on a Train. Fucking striking 2 hours.

You know when people act all precious over 1979's Halloween.. This film.

Peter Jason - mouth trumpet. If I could make that noise. Id be that fucker all day. It's all in Dennis Dun's face.

What if Alistair Maclean had written a Star Wars novel?

Still beautiful fetishistic imagery. Viewed in a crimson red decor of a 1900 cinema. Like the whole audience was in Dorothy's apartment and we were all in Frank Booth's grip. Looked on in quiet horror and sometimes nervous laughter.

Still loose my shit at the Pabst Blue Ribbon scene.

King of the front display of every video store in 1988. It's still that good, and it's better than your favourite 80s nostalgia T-Shirt movie.

Dark Justice ★ - youtu.be/Imr9IhPneN0?t=6m36s ...he gets a star.

Meltdown ★ - Da Bombz ain't in this enough.

Resurrection ★★  - The Legitimate Robocop TV Movie.

Crash & Burn ★½  - The Legitimate non-Robocop TV Movie. Crime Prevention units get rubbered and smash a load of screen doors. Cat 5 navel kid. *pause*. Really good derezzed effects.

Probably more urgent in theme now than it ever was in its time. Serving as an observation on how horrific a decade was; a companion piece to They Live. It's final is a Tory fever dream. True horror.

That dialogue...

Beautifully shot, fetishism... a film about first love.

Another Shirow adaptation that doesn't quite get the geo-political feel, and what's new they do bring table doesn't quite work. But it certainly looks the part. Some of the animation lacks a kinetic energy displayed in 1989 OVP or the Manga.

It's stupid. You can clearly distinguish the iconic dialogue written by Towne and the shite Cruise put in. But the vibrating race energy is hard to over look... stock cars inches from crushing the camera.
Technically the first Sergio Leone movie I ever watched at age 13.

Make more... Fucking funny, smart movie.