Watched in 2017 From best to worst (Commented)

An astonishing film. Tarkovsky's first feature film about a russian kid working as a "spy" in WWII. Just beautiful. And heartbreaking.

This one was stucked in my watchlist for a long, long time. This is Korine's Dogma 95 film. Herzog acts as the father, "Spud" is Julien, Chloe Sevigny is the sister. Go watch this insanity right now.


My favourite part

Oh. My. God.
Welles addapts a novel Kafka never ended. Is there anything else to say? Oh, yes: Anthony Perkins.




This opening tracking shot is nuts.

I read somewhere that this movie was Herzog's favourite documentary ever, so I had to give it a try and let me tell you:
It's priceless.
These cane toads were taken from Hawaii to Australia and they conquered the land. I don't want to spoil it for you, it's just a tease.

This is one a Linklater's lesser know films. Generation X kids talking and doing nothing with their lifes. It's great, don't miss the chance to watch this.

Awesome documentary. The director lives for a some weeks with people that chose to stay out of the light, next to the tracks of the underground railway system. It's about an hour long, but it should last forever. It will stay with you for a long time.

Sion Sono's ode to 35 mm film. Blood, gore, amateur film makers, what else can you ask? This is such a mindblowing, beautiful film.

Note: This should be N°5, right after cane toads.

What a great piece of art. The camera starts rolling and Saul walks towards it. We got a Close-up from our character, and the camera will stay as close as it can to the face of Saul.
Lots of long tracking shots and a gut-wrenching story about Capos on the concentration camps during WWII.

First of all:
This is not for everyone, but it's a hell of a film. I couldn´t believe my eyes while I was watching this.
The camera is like a fly, atracted by the dead bodies, the blood, the guts. Some of the characters seem to notice it.

Wow. Didn't spect this. Great make up and art direction. This film is so good I'm considering to rewatch it this year, that ending left me banging my head against the wall.

The music! The camerawork! This is a masterpiece from wherever you look at it, it's directed flawlessly. First and only Herk Harvey's film. Look up for his filmography on IMDb, you won't believe it.

This one is hard to watch. I can't even find the words to discribe it. I'm sorry.

Antononioni's classic film. I had the chance to watch it remastered in a theatre. Vanessa Redgrave was there too. Breathless.

Three sisters. One of them suffers from cancer. Bergman explores their bonds and their feelings.

Just wow.
Reality is so unfair.
In Lake Victoria people are starving. They have plenty of fish in the Lake, the cradle of human life, but people can't afford it. Don't read anything else than this, please, go, watch it.

Take 1 and Take 2 1/2

This is a weird watch. I really liked it though. I think William Greaves made a beautiful film without even noticing. Or did he?
I don't know what to say about it to make you watch it. This guy, Greaves, is a terrible director! It seems he doesn't know shit about directing actors and crew, but ... well, he says that he want the cameras rolling at all time. That's the best I can do to explain it...

I'm putting the two takes in one space, but take one is better in my opinion.

One of those new jewels you must watch, future cult films. I left the cinema astonished and euphoric. Kind of Tarantinian. Great script, great characters. Let me give you a tease: A mexican luchador waiting for his child to be born and let his heritage, an organ dealer who runs a fast food store, two former thugs, a junky pregnant woman ... well, enough said.

Gena Rowlands is fucking awesome here. Cassavetes explores the relationship between a mentally ill woman and his wrathful but loving husband.
You gotta love this.

This is "SPOORLOOS", not the remake "Tha Vanishing". Although both films were made by the same director, the second is, for what I've read and heard, a bit more commercial and not as HEARTBREAKING as the first one.
A young woman disappers. His boyfriend needs to know what happened to her.

Lucrecia Martel's latest film.
Damn. I've seen only two of her films, and there's no doubt she's a fucking genius. Great experience. Go watch it. On the silver screen.

Soderbergh's first feature film, and what a screenplay!
A marriage in decay, she never had an orgasm before, he is an asshole. James Spader is a sex freak. I don't want to spoil it for you so ...

Why didn't I see this one before? I don't know.
A true gem by Wes Craven.
There's no need to say anything else about it.

Such a subtle meaning here. Beautifully filmed, it'll give you the creeps.

Thora Birch and Scarlett. Oh. My. God.
Apart from those beauties theres Steve Buscemi too ...
Anyway, it's an great film.

I read the book some months before watching the film, and let me tell you that it's a great adaptation, just great.

Pálfy is fucking insane. An old lady jumps from the top of a building. I can't remember but it's like 5 or 6 separated stories, all happening in the same building.

This was the first movie I watched last year. It's a shame I can't remember much of it but I guarantee you it'll drop your jaw. A visually stunning japanese film. A man loses his face, doctor gives him a new one ...

Oh, god. This film is so awful it's great. Everybody's talking about it now so I guess I don't need to say anything about it.

This is a good one. 15 year old Brenton Butler is taken to prison because of a murder he didn't commit.

Great script, great opening shot. Robert Altman ladies and gentlemen.

Kieslowski was such a genius. Every fucking frame in this film is a piece of art.

Cacho is a criminal lawyer in Argentina. This film observes his daily life and follows him around day and night. This is a great one, don't miss the chance to watch it.



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Another documentary about law. The details are everything



Prepare your jaw and your stomach for the cemetery scene.

I had the chance to watch this one remastered in a theatre. Classic, beautiful. Well done.

Vince Vaughn is a badass motherfucker and he is not afraid of anyone. Blue, Red, Blood, Guts. Hmm.

I had such a great time watching this one with my friends. Funny as hell and very well done. Mockumentary on vampires, zombies, witches, demons, werewolves ... you name it.

Reflections on life, death, art, society and many other topics.


Almost like it's been written yesterday.