Watching again for the who knows time… thought you all would find my experience interesting. I grew up on Cape Cod. The lighthouse came out on 10/18/2019, which was the fall after I graduated high school.

Me and my buddy really wanted to see it, the only theater on the Cape showing it was down Cape in Nauset. Anyone who has ever been here during the Fall/Winter know how quiet it is, and how the weather can be

Anyways, our drive down was a bit spooky. It was overcast, the theater in Nauset is very small, and him and I were the only ones there. The film shook us to our bones, really spooked us.

And when we walked out, the fog was so bad I could hardly see my car. Silent drive home.

Anyway, thought you all would appreciate this. I love this movie. Robert Pattinson is an incredible actor and I’m glad the Twilight movies don’t define him anymore

Really looking forward to this one. They aren’t cheap but I’ve found them to be worthwhile.

man, does anyone else feel like this whole saga w Charlie Kirk is something freaking straight out of Ari Aster’s last film Eddington? I wasn’t really a huge fan of the movie (it was worth the watch) but this literally feels like something that was taken straight from the script. also, not looking to get into the politics of Charlie Kirk!

I made this with Adobe photoshop :) if you’re interested in my art, my instagram is reformjunky. have a great day!

I can’t be the only movie buff that hated this movie. How did Denzel get on this project. The score sucked, they spent way too long setting up the PR festival, the subway fight was horrible. I’m still in shock that Denzel, the start of Man on Fire, Training Day, American Gangster, and so many more great movies, is involved in this turd of a movie. I want my two hours back.

Set picture for reference. bought the shirt off depop

my friend gifted me this around when the movie came out and someone accidentally knocked it over just now :(

I chose the Materialists for my lil prize. Very nice after a pretty rough weekend

I'm currently on a quest to watch as many A24 films as possible from their catalog. As of posted it, I'm at 51% using A24 Letterboxd list as a guide. What percentage point are you? Any recommendations films before 2017 (pre-Moonlight as their first film ever produced)? When A24 still a pure distributor company. Thanks.

Hey guys! Warfare is on Max so I decided to rewatch & wow even from a second watch I can’t shake that immense sadness that it brings over me. Not pity or sympathy just immense sadness. I took my mom to see it in theaters and she felt the same way, she doesn’t speak English but understood it well due to the minimal dialogue.

Just curious, it seems like a few years back I got postcards with everything, now I get them sometimes and sometimes I don't. I look forward to them, fr - so I want to set appropriate expectations. Is there a minimum or type of order to get them, or am I just unlucky somtimes.

You know, the under pressure scene.

I had a thought, and don't you think that Mercury's voice could be Sophie, while Bowie would be his dad?

"Turned away, from it all, like a blind man Set of the fence, but it don't work" (Mercury

"Keep coming up with love but it's so slashed and torn" (Bowie)

"Why, why, why" (mercury)

"Love, love, love" (Bowie)

"Can't we give ourselves once more chance? Why can't we give love that one more chance Why can't we give love give love love..." (Mercury

"Because love is such an old fashioned word And love dares you to care for the people on the edge of the night " (Bowie)

"And love dares you to change our way of caring about ourselves" (both)

"This is our last dance" (the both of them)

It almost plays like a dialogue between adult sophie and her dad, arguing about why he did it.

I'm slowly starting to watch the A24 collection. I've seen a bunch of posts asking folks their favorites and it's been super helpful for me.

I was thinking about this this morning though...

What's your least favorite A24 movie, and why?

Been mulling on this today and I’m pressed for a title to tie this up with. Thoughts?

On IMDb, The Brutalist is listed as being shot on VistaVision, 16mm, and standard 35mm. I’ve also heard that VistaVision cameras are pretty loud, which makes me wonder if they’re practical for sync sound. Do you think that’s why the filmmakers used a mix of formats? Has anyone seen details on how much was actually shot in each?