I just watched The Wailing, what are your thoughts /tv/? I found it personally visually stunning, and enjoyed the themes and the style of storytelling where scenes become time/dream convoluted to confuse the fuck outta you. I knew the shaman was up to something, first I thought he was a fake looking for wealth but guess greed can lead to wanting to become some demons pet. Also I want to fuck the ghost lady.

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What’s your first impression of this chick?

What are your favorite /tv/ game shows /tv/? I love Wheel of Fortune

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Just catched Groundhog Day here on TV in my country .. and I'm wondering.. is there any more movies with this 'repeating the same day' theme? Not as good as Groundhog Day for sure.. but gimme some suggestions. I love time travel movies .. and this theme is sort of time travel

>The intersex is the one most qualified to be pope. Two-spirit indeed.

Post the last movie you watched and if you recommend it ITT >The Second Civil War <A rather prophetic movie regarding the corrupt political process of American government, but with mostly a comedic spin around it. Stars some big names like Phil Hartman, Dan Hedaya, James Earl Jones, Denis Leary (so you can tell the overall tone of the movie). A curiosity and most likely couldn't be made today. >Synecdoche, New York <You've probably heard of this movie but likely never watched it in full. Rather erudite and somewhat full of itself, will probably be hard to understand what the theme of the film is for most viewers, but it isn't incredibly groundbreaking, either. Has great acting thanks to Philip Seymour Hoffman, and is certainly an oddity, which makes it worth watching, but not much worth recommending.

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https://www.nationalreview.com/2023/04/tarantinos-no-sex-talk/ >Responding to an inquiry by Spain’s Diari ARA, Tarantino confessed, “It’s true, sex is not part of my vision of cinema. . . . If there had ever been a sex scene that was essential to the story, I would have, but so far it hasn’t been necessary.” >Earlier generations worried about gratuitous sex in cinema. Hollywood rarely makes love stories anymore. Movies are mostly Marvel Cinematic Universe confections, #MeToo diatribes, goofball comedies, leftist social dramas, or the routine excited response to Tarantino’s own highly influential violent escapades. They perpetuate a soulless eunuch’s view of art. >Public confidence in biology and sociology has been undermined, so the lack of sexuality in movies essentially means the lack of sensitivity and compassion and order. Millennials who don’t understand the dehumanization of Tarantino’s action-movie temperament are ignorant about what he leaves out. They don’t know what they’re missing. QT never asks the question at the heart of Godard’s Breathless: “What’s the difference between love and eroticism?” That no one in the media asks him indicts our times.

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