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Books read (12-13)
Moon Over Soho, Ben Aaronovitch (2011)
Foundation, Isaac Asimov (1951) (reread for SF Book Club)
Films watched (145-179) (10 at the cinema, 25 DVD, 1 LoveFilm) (yes that's 35 films in a month - Film Festival and week on hol with dodgy back meant serious getting through the To Watch shelf) (let's cut-tag them)
Fruitvale Station
Beowulf (rewatch)
A Tale of Two Sisters
Stoker
The White Ribbon
Roar
Digital Shorts
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Easy A
Of Horses and Men
The Pervert's Guide to Cinema
Quatermass and the Pit
The Hills Have Eyes
The Manchurian Candidate
Whisky Galore!
Life In A Fishbowl (CamFilmFest)
The Lesson (CamFilmFest)
The Hallow (CamFilmFest)
Don Jon
Darkness on the Edge of Town (CamFilmFest)
The Spiderwebhouse (CamFilmFest)
Tridentfest 2015 (CamFilmFest)
Ong-Bak
The Night Porter
The ABCs of Death
W.E.
The Duke of Burgundy
Fearless
Another Way
Pot Luck/L'Auberge Espagnole
Melancholia
Night of the Living Dead
The Visit
Legend
Bill
Gigs, comedy, clubs etc (17)
Bill Bailey (comedy, Junction)
Cinema good: The Spiderwebhouse (based on true story of children who secretly look after themselves for year while Mum in hospital, neat dark fairytale threads), The Hallow (creepy horror), Bill (if you like Horrible Histories check out this Shakespeare)
DVD good: Melancholia passed the test of "can you discuss this film for longer than its run time" and it's a long film! On the surface it's a planet approaching Earth - amazing spectacle or will it hit? But is full of depression allegories. Very arty.
Also good: Of Horses and Men, A Tale of Two Sisters, Ong-Bak. Good to catch up on a load of classics I've not seen before like The Hills Have Eyes, Manchurian Candidate, Night of the Living Dead. I feel proper film-educated now.
Moon Over Soho, Ben Aaronovitch (2011)
Foundation, Isaac Asimov (1951) (reread for SF Book Club)
Films watched (145-179) (10 at the cinema, 25 DVD, 1 LoveFilm) (yes that's 35 films in a month - Film Festival and week on hol with dodgy back meant serious getting through the To Watch shelf) (let's cut-tag them)
Fruitvale Station
Beowulf (rewatch)
A Tale of Two Sisters
Stoker
The White Ribbon
Roar
Digital Shorts
π
Easy A
Of Horses and Men
The Pervert's Guide to Cinema
Quatermass and the Pit
The Hills Have Eyes
The Manchurian Candidate
Whisky Galore!
Life In A Fishbowl (CamFilmFest)
The Lesson (CamFilmFest)
The Hallow (CamFilmFest)
Don Jon
Darkness on the Edge of Town (CamFilmFest)
The Spiderwebhouse (CamFilmFest)
Tridentfest 2015 (CamFilmFest)
Ong-Bak
The Night Porter
The ABCs of Death
W.E.
The Duke of Burgundy
Fearless
Another Way
Pot Luck/L'Auberge Espagnole
Melancholia
Night of the Living Dead
The Visit
Legend
Bill
Gigs, comedy, clubs etc (17)
Bill Bailey (comedy, Junction)
Cinema good: The Spiderwebhouse (based on true story of children who secretly look after themselves for year while Mum in hospital, neat dark fairytale threads), The Hallow (creepy horror), Bill (if you like Horrible Histories check out this Shakespeare)
DVD good: Melancholia passed the test of "can you discuss this film for longer than its run time" and it's a long film! On the surface it's a planet approaching Earth - amazing spectacle or will it hit? But is full of depression allegories. Very arty.
Also good: Of Horses and Men, A Tale of Two Sisters, Ong-Bak. Good to catch up on a load of classics I've not seen before like The Hills Have Eyes, Manchurian Candidate, Night of the Living Dead. I feel proper film-educated now.