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Dario Argento's Dark Glasses
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Although it’s not great Argento (for me the last one in that category would be OPERA), SLEEPLESS is the last one he made that I like enough to occasionally return to it, even if it has some goofy elements I find worthy of comparison to NEW YORK RIPPER.
I will definitely check this one out when it becomes available to me.VHS will never die!
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Originally posted by Lorne Marshall View PostAlthough it’s not great Argento (for me the last one in that category would be OPERA), SLEEPLESS is the last one he made that I like enough to occasionally return to it, even if it has some goofy elements I find worthy of comparison to NEW YORK RIPPER.
I will definitely check this one out when it becomes available to me.
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Well, that was all a bit inconsequential. I mean, it's not bad, but just so slight. I really hated the photography, another one of these modern keep the middle in focus but blur the fuck out of everything else things. The music annoyed the shit out of me, mostly out of place and not in a crazy Goblin-like way. I liked the central relationship calling back to Cat o'Nine Tails, but it's probably not wise to recreate one of the set pieces from Suspiria when you no longer have the budget or the skills. There's one left field bit of craziness at the start of the third act, but that was a bit fumbled. I have a hunch that the script was hacked apart to meet the obviously low budget and that this was far better on paper. It could have been worse.I'm bitter, I'm twisted, James Joyce is fucking my sister.
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I started to watch the R2 DVD and it doesn't have any English subtitle options! I went to Diabolik and they've changed the listing to include that it DOES NOT have English subs, only the Blu-ray does. It's been marked down to $4.99 whereas I had to pay $20. I feel a bit ripped off. Would you ask for some sort of credit?
Is the movie hard to follow if I were to try and watch it w/o subs or is it too dialogue-heavy to even attempt it?Why would anybody watch a scum show like Videodrome? Why did you watch it, Max?
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It's not a complicated movie but still I'd wait for subs. Visually the movies not amazing so you won't be getting much off it that way. Plus, its probably the very last new Argento you'll ever get so best to watch it with dialogue. Just out of respect for the great man."Never let the fact that they are doing it wrong stop you from doing it right." Hyman Mandell.
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Originally posted by Matt H. View PostI started to watch the R2 DVD and it doesn't have any English subtitle options! I went to Diabolik and they've changed the listing to include that it DOES NOT have English subs, only the Blu-ray does. It's been marked down to $4.99 whereas I had to pay $20. I feel a bit ripped off. Would you ask for some sort of credit?
Why would anybody watch a scum show like Videodrome? Why did you watch it, Max?
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Originally posted by BW Haggar View PostIt's not on Shudder in the UK yet either. I think I read somewhere they were going to be putting it out in autumn/winter, but could be wrong on that...
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It's screening at a few theaters before it hits Shudder
https://www.fangoria.com/original/yo...-hits-shudder/Out here on the perimeter we is stoned...immaculate
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Originally posted by BW Haggar View PostFor anyone keeping track, this popped up on Shudder yesterday (in the UK at least).
Looking forward to checking it out over the weekend.
If only we had the Tom Savini documentary I've heard good things about...
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I checked Dark Glasses out last night. I had zero expectations, but I thought it was it alright. Pretty straightforward with nods to some of Argento’s past movies. A couple or few bits of excessive bloody violence (in a good way). He’s made worse, for sure. I certainly don’t regret watching it.
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Originally posted by Dom D View Post
I think even more positively of it now I've had some time to sit on it. I put it on expecting to hate it after the last couple of his films and I think that coloured my viewing experience. I was always waiting for the other shoe to drop. Stylistically it's pretty dry but otherwise solid giallo. No cgi, lots of tearing latex and syrup.Now everyone can have a complete KRULL lifestyle.
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