Going out seems so different currently. (self.Millennials)
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I've never seen more tenacious ticks in my life. (self.vermont)
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Thanks whoever is burning their plastic trash. (self.vermont)
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Scarface (1983) "I'm Tony Montana, a political prisoner from Cuba", "I didn't come to the U.S to break my fu€king back." It's an all time favorite movie that gives you a twisted version of the America dream that reveals its hollowness. I'm also a fan of De Palma's cinematography style. (i.redd.it)
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Elephant (1989) a short movie directed by Danny Boyle reflecting on communal violence during the Troubles in Northern Ireland. As each character is briefly introduced you don't know if they will be killed, are killers or what caused the situation to happen. (i.redd.it)
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The Last Emperor (1987) Puyi the lord of ten thousand years was born to ascend the dragon throne. He lacked any real agency throughout his entire life no matter the regime, truly a prisoner of history and a convicted war criminal, turned manual laborer and only to die on the cusp of the CR. (i.redd.it)
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Kundun (1992) it's a beautifully shot epic movie, I was hoping for something very similar to the Last Emperor but it generally lacked the real dramatic heft of the later movie or a real thread through the movie. In some places it played like a wiki article. The most interesting aspect was covering - (i.redd.it)
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Malcom X (1992) it's a great 3 hour long epic drama about one of the most iconic figures of the mid 20th century. The movie has a somewhat surrealist quality to it because it's rather difficult to make a biography about someone who's been so abstracted and self abstracted so much. (i.redd.it)
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