!kino what do you guys think about films about films and actors?
Birdman, The Disaster Artist, Drive My Car, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Nine, 8 and 1/2, etc.
!kino what do you guys think about films about films and actors?
Birdman, The Disaster Artist, Drive My Car, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Nine, 8 and 1/2, etc.
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I've never read or watched The Disaster Artist but I read this review and it was pretty insightful
https://old.reddit.com/r/slatestarcodex/comments/binx8k/disaster_artist_insanity_is_no_shortcut_to/
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Tried twice but could never get past 30 minutes. Way too much . 3/10
8/10
Tarantino's power fantasy. It's all right; it's missing notable characters and fun dialogue. 6/10
Um, OP. You forgot to mention an excellent work of fiction that features !kino Cage:
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
It's funny and self-effacing. Even @Redactor0 would like it if he wasn't such a koreaboo.
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literally. We were supposed to watch this in high school but I burst out laughing at the opening scene with floating eurotrash and then I immediately fell asleep. If Fellini was such a good filmmaker he would know how to make me care about the characters before I completely lose interest. If soap operas can do it, arthouse eurotrash should be able to.
It was kind of fun to go back to boomer times and interact with the Manson Family but there was nothing extraordinary about it except for some excess gore.
As I've already said today, I can NOT fricking stand Nicholas Cage. He's really fricking annoying and all the movies I've seen him in were awful so that makes me hate him even more.
Also this sounds like a ripoff of JCVD, which I haven't seen but I want to. Van Damme at least knows how to not piss me off in every single fricking frame he's visible in.
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I don't even know what he has to do with Korea. I've been hating him since the '90s.
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YOU are the koreaboo. Go ahead and deny it.
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I have no idea what a 'koreaboo' is either, but I agree because I support drama, and accusing people of being words you just made up feels dramatic.
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Raising Arizona was a solid movie with Cage
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There was the hecking pibble who saved the day
The whole ending sequence ruled
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It was shit
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Hollywood loves to jerk themselves off on how cool and great their movies are
Could be the best or worst movie you watch
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Normally very self indulgent award bait, they can be done well though.
Millennium Actress, Why Don't You Play in Heck and Dolemite is My Name are all really good films. Adaptation and Boogie Nights are great as well if they count.
Irma Vep is a film I really want to watch, I think Maggie Cheung and Oliver Assayas are both brilliant and I've only heard good things about it.
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I wish it was a live action version of Harvey birdman attorney at law
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It wasn't?
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Birdman was dogshit
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the best film about the film industry is Windy City Heat
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