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Meh, they’re the only thing that makes me feel anything close to fear so horror movies without them don’t make me feel any of “scary” emotions I’m supposed to feel.

> I appreciate the music more than the message.

I love that song’s message though! It’s like a parable about love and communication and not being blinded by the mundane. Those two not only deserved each other, they complemented each other perfectly! I wish I could find someone who fits perfectly into my whole life, including my flaws.

I recently heard somewhere that great marriages aren’t great because they never come apart, but because they are defined by the coming back together again. I think that song is a beautiful example of that. Cheesy, saccharine, and unrealistic…but beautiful!

“Everyday” - Gummo

“Free Bird” - Devil’s Rejects

“Ruby Tuesday” - Royal Tenenbaums

“In Dreams” - Blue Velvet

“Goodbye Horses” - Silence of the Lambs

So in the British version of The Office, it really matters that they’re being filmed: characters are aware of the camera, people have watched “the show” and seen things they did or said, and the camera affects what people do and the nature of the story. It’s incorporated into it in a thoughtful way.

(The first season of the US Office is the worst until the series is about to end, so I’d encourage anyone to watch it, if only for the season, third, and fourth seasons)

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Remember the Titans is the best movie ever. King Kong ain't got shit on it.

Not a film, but that song always makes me think of the scene from Malcolm in the Middle where Hal breaks out his record player

When the big snake thing goes into buildings in the movie avengers age of ultron.

For me, Singin’ In The Rain was forever altered by Clockwork Orange.

They just needed to make the trailer, but longer 😟

Yeah Rocket Boys is a great movie

That is a good movie for sure.

"Don't Stop Me Now". Queen. Shaun of the Dead.

Space Oddity in Secret Life Of Walter Mitty

I’m so excited to see this. Absolutely my most anticipated.

thx

Radiohead "You and Whose Army?" featured in Villeneuve's Incendies. It is now impossible for me to separate the two.

Tequila! - Pee Wee's Big Adventure

I did not know muschetti did that... I knew del toto produced. Explains why it was somewhat good - such a shame, there's huge chunks of that film missing.

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Last Night in Soho or Raya and the Last Dragon. Both failed to stick the landing and could've been great if the writing was a whole lot better.

I'm always in awe at 2012.

The sheer scale of destruction is unbelievable and watching it unfurl with shitty dialogue is almost hilarious - it's so much fun to watch. An extended sequence behind a couple of grannies driving not realising end of world scale destruction, with all the screams of hundreds of thousands is insane. A plane flying through the cracks of the world with subway trains emerging from tunnels only to descend into a firey abyss - all the passengers are animated within it running with absolute futile.

Got a nothing but respect for the animators on that one. The attention to detail is maddeningly impressive.

"Where is my mind?" went from being a good song on a great album I hadn't listened to in a while, to being one of the leading tracks of my 1999 thanks to Fight Club.

Enya - Orinoco Flow