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May 28, 2019

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70s Films

Before the start of the 70s, censorship in general started loosening up. Action Movie Trailers Quick Opinions: Cotton Comes to Harlem, this looks like a blast. I love a good blacksploitation movie, but I haven't seen nearly enough. It's definitely worth checking out. It looks so silly and extremely entertaining. The Omega Man. This also looks extremely silly. They always do. SHAFT. We didn't even get to watch the Shaft trailer though. It's got the best theme song of all time. I love Shaft. Shaft is the best of the best. The Brotherhood of Satan. It also looks extremely silly. So do all of these horror movies. Awesome. George Lucas: Freiheit looks pretty bad. THX1138, this is another movie that I've actually seen. It's been a long while, but I remember it being pretty boring, just a guy walking around a lot in this big underground complex. It might actually be good if I were to watch it now, but I certainly didn't really find much in it as a...

Movies This Week Part 2

Movies #2 This week, as well as the movies, I get to talk about the TV shows I just finished watching. I haven't writing about them yet because I don't consider them to be what I watched this week, more like what I've been watching once a week for the past thirteen weeks. But now that they're done, I can write about them. Mob Psycho Season 2 It's an action comedy show about ghosts, but it's also genuinely one of the sweetest and most sincere TV shows you'll ever watch. It follows the adventures of Mob, who is basically God, but is extremely humble about it. Even though he's "the most powerful being in the world" he focuses on building better relationships and leading a better life without the help of his powers. Everybody he meets learns a lot from their interactions with him. It's a fantastically wholesome slice of life show disguised as an action ghost hunting show. The Promised Neverland This is a depressing show abou...

Ten Movies I Like

Ten Movies That I Enjoy For a Few Dollars More (1965), directed by Sergio Leone Western Honestly, I could've filled out half of this list with movies by Sergio Leone, but for the sake of redundancy, I won't. Leone is a master of his craft, changing the western genre forever with his unique style filled with wicked long shots and intimate closeups, not to mention the score provided by Ennio Morricone, which is as smooth as ever, especially in For a Few Dollars More where the music integrates seamlessly with the clocks in the last shootout. Also, Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef are at the top of their game delivering wicked smooth performances. could've Yojimbo (1961), directed by Akira Kurosawa Samurai Cinema/ Chambara Remember when I said I could've filled half of this list with just Sergio Leone's movies? This addition is my answer to that dilemma. Yojimbo is the film that "inspired" Leone's first western, even though it co...

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