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Replying to @tonestirade
I highly recommend listening to Abel Ferrara's audio commentary on KING OF NEW YORK.
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There's one scene in Clayface where it randomly becomes one of those 90s cgi comedies like The Mask or Nutty Professor. There's even a group dance sequence
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I respect it (a little ) but just think u can’t say this and fw obsession and have a song called August underground
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This movie is stapled into my brain because of the scene where a guy is accusing Oliver Reed (who's a priest) of getting his daughter pregnant, and it ends when the guy says "I'll see you in hell!" and Oliver Reed casually replies "On a carpet of aborted bastards, no doubt"
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Now that you’ve seen THE DEVILS, I implore you all to see Ken Russell’s CRIMES OF PASSION if you haven’t already.
Horny, hilarious, romantic and profoundly sad all at once, it’s the film Douglas Sirk would have made if he’d known about poppers and pegging.
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unfollowed someone on letterboxd because they gave a bad review to a woman under the influence
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even though jesse plemons doesn’t have a very big role in digger, his character and performance ultimately tied the whole film together for me. he managed to steal the show in every single scene he was in
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I believed in DIGGER
when the teaser came out...
when the first trailer dropped...
when they said it was a musical...
when they said it WASN'T a musical...
when the reviews were bombing...
AND GODDAMN DID IT PAY OFF PLEASE GO SEE THIS FILM FOR YOURSELF
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i have a theory that some critics have a really tough time when a film points out some of its own themes before they get a chance to write about it, and somehow this makes the movie bad to them (when maybe they're just bad writers)































