andro_7
andro_7 t1_jedizrt wrote
A gelatinous cube?
andro_7 t1_jdoq7hr wrote
Not a movie but Twin Peaks had a constant loop
andro_7 t1_ja24njm wrote
I don't know but I'm gonna go fondle my sweaters
andro_7 t1_j9s2jzy wrote
Reply to What Are the Most Impressive Debut Performances by Actors/Actresses? by SherbertEquivalent66
Sasha Lane in American Honey
andro_7 t1_j6lg0te wrote
Neverending Story at the end when the Empress is pleading with the boy Bastion to say his mom's name. She was a child actress and wasn't really in much else, but she put forth one hell of a performance
andro_7 t1_j6lfnhd wrote
Claudine (1974) with Diahann Carroll and James Earl Jones. The story is about a blended black working class family who is struggling to make ends meet and it was one of the more realistic and understandable dramas I have seen in recent times.
There is a scene where Jane's Earl Jones is giving up and crying into his dinner and it's really hard to watch- really tears and sobbing. He was incredible.
andro_7 t1_j6leakq wrote
Reply to What are some horror movies that enjoy critical acclaim beyond the genre (i.e., are considered to be great movies overall, not just respected by horror fans)? by FeatheredVentilator
The Innocents (1961)
I was expecting it to be kind of goofy but Jesus that was unsettling. Great plot, fantastic acting. Not about what it initially seemed to be about.
I later learned it was a popular movie at the time that was based on a popular book from the late 1800s.
I looked it up and it was nominated at Canne in 1962, and was nominated for a BAFTA.
I don't know why horror tends to be overlooked, and I'm sure there is a complex and historical answer.
andro_7 t1_iu69waq wrote
Reply to What even *is* Jerry Maguire? by [deleted]
Same. It meant absolutely nothing to me. At this point I still couldn't tell you anything that I thought was memorable in it, or what the point of it was. I also have seen it twice.
andro_7 t1_jeglttp wrote
Reply to Rocky Horror or Phantom of the Paradise? by l00ky_here
Phantom