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Greg

About Me

I find these awkward but let’s give this a shot. I’ve seen a lot a films but I need to see a lot more. There’s plenty of essentials I still need to see though I’m equally interested in finding obscure titles and appreciating less conventional choices.

Right now it’s kind of a free for all, I throw films on my favorites pretty quickly. When I get up to 1,000 favorites I’ll cut it down to a concise top 100 or even a top 50 but for right now its open season.

I follow everyone who follows me.

Currently Watching :
Japanese New Wave
Jean Renoir
Hong Kong Action
Luis Bunuel

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Equilibrium

My cousin recommended me this film. I asked him what it was about. He told me 'awesome' is what it's about. I watched it. I realized my cousin was idiot.

Favorite Films

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Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

All That Heaven Allows

Lolita

Point Blank

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Style

Auteur-driven
Inspired collaboration
Melancholy
Zip, whiz, and energetic!
Fashionable alienation
Deliriously surreal
Rebellion!
Shh!—silent cinema
Pop Art
Other-worldly
Coming-of-Age
Avant-garde

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Aguaespejo

11May13

Hey thanks for fanning the Adrian Martin list. Isn't moonfleet a riot! Love your cult movie lists..

Greg S.

13May13

Thank you sir! And no prob, I need to read more of Martins criticism. Moonfleet was a blast, its a little uneventful but there's a weird otherworldly quality to it that I loved .

rischka

10May13

thx for fanning my list greg =)

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CJ Roy

9May13

Thank you for reminding me about the blurb I wrote on Wheels on Meals, still making me laugh.

Greg S.

9May13

No problem, it's a great observation, the film was blast and as great as final fights are I think my favorite sequence is where they first set up with the food truck, the whole rhythm of that bit is fantastic.

HKFanatic

21Apr13

I would recommend some films from director Tsui Hark: Peking Opera Blues, Time & Tide. Other Jackie Chan favorites: Police Story, Wheals on Meals, Drunken Master 2. Sammo Hung: Pedicap Driver. 'Girls with guns' flicks: Yes Madam, She Shoots Straight. Yuen Biao: Righting Wrongs AKA Above the Law, On the Run. Jet Li: Fist of Legend, My Father is a Hero AKA The Enforcer. Chow Yun Fat: Tiger on Beat. Full Contact. Donnie Yen: In the Line of Duty IV. Tiger Cage 2. Both of those Donnie Yen movies are sequels but they're unrelated to the other films in the series. [And all of these are some of my all time favorites.]

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