Moon – 9/10
Brilliant debut feature, stunning central performance. Tense, brooding and claustrophobic, absolutely loved this film, one of the best of 2009.
Pink Flamingos – ??/10
Pretty much impossible to give this film any kind of rating. Technically its abysmal, but regarding my reaction to it, its consideration in time and place, and its sheer dare, it deserves its place and then some. Had a blast watching it, I just don’t know how I could possibly rate it. Assholes singing…genius.
Whatever Works – 5.5/10
Big fan of Allen and David’s work, but this was a bit of a let down. Extremely interesting philosophy driven home by a despicable central character, and poorly written side characters. Everything just seemed to perfect and detached from reality. Really fucking irritated me.
I don’t know if this is the right place to post this as it is technically spamming, but just move it if need be.
A good mate of mine and I have started up a podcast where we discuss new and classic films and music, but also give Top 5 Lists and other stuff. We only have five episodes at the moment, but it is a weekly thing and it is getting better as we go along.
Anyone interested at all in films or music discussion we would be humbled if you could give us a listen and if you dig it to pass it along to others you think might also enjoy it.
Our website is: http://lastpictureshowpodcast.blogspot.com
Email us at: lastpictureshowpodcast@gmail.com
and we are on both Facebook and Twitter (Twitter username is TLPSPodcast)
Subscribe to us via iTunes or whatevs.
I kind of hate shameless self-promotion, so if you are at all offended by this, feel free to ignore it.
Last movie you saw and rate it over 2 years ago
Moon – 9/10
Brilliant debut feature, stunning central performance. Tense, brooding and claustrophobic, absolutely loved this film, one of the best of 2009.
Pink Flamingos – ??/10
Pretty much impossible to give this film any kind of rating. Technically its abysmal, but regarding my reaction to it, its consideration in time and place, and its sheer dare, it deserves its place and then some. Had a blast watching it, I just don’t know how I could possibly rate it. Assholes singing…genius.
Whatever Works – 5.5/10
Big fan of Allen and David’s work, but this was a bit of a let down. Extremely interesting philosophy driven home by a despicable central character, and poorly written side characters. Everything just seemed to perfect and detached from reality. Really fucking irritated me.
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The Last Picture Show Podcast about 1 year ago
Hey ya’ll.
I don’t know if this is the right place to post this as it is technically spamming, but just move it if need be.
A good mate of mine and I have started up a podcast where we discuss new and classic films and music, but also give Top 5 Lists and other stuff. We only have five episodes at the moment, but it is a weekly thing and it is getting better as we go along.
Anyone interested at all in films or music discussion we would be humbled if you could give us a listen and if you dig it to pass it along to others you think might also enjoy it.
Our website is: http://lastpictureshowpodcast.blogspot.com
Email us at: lastpictureshowpodcast@gmail.com
and we are on both Facebook and Twitter (Twitter username is TLPSPodcast)
Subscribe to us via iTunes or whatevs.
I kind of hate shameless self-promotion, so if you are at all offended by this, feel free to ignore it.
Peace out.
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The Last Picture Show Podcast 8 months ago
Unnoticed things go unnoticed.
Since I posted this we have now got a solid amount of episodes and are continually submitting a new episode every week.
We are about to do a Film Noir Marathon in which we will be looking at one film a week:
1. The Big Sleep
2. Out of the Past
3. Double Indemnity
4. The Killers
5. Detour
6. Touch of Evil
Combined with our new film and album every week there should be something for everyone up in here. Please help support our show!
Our new website is: http://www.lastpictureshowpodcast.com
We would greatly appreciate any input or feedback, or even just giving the show a go.
Cheers.
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