Back To The Future Part II (how could we not after watching the first one yesterday?). Funny how they missed the mark on 2015 but the altered 1985 pretty much nails a lot about present day America. 🤔

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Keeping this Verhoeven thing going with a visit to my good buddy RobertCop. Not just great satire, but also badass action movie that's one of the best ever made.

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Haven't seen this in at least 20 years and back then all of the satire really flew right over my head. A fantastic send-up of ooh-ra military bullshit and a great spiritual successor to RoboCop. This movie pretty much rules.

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Michael Arias’ TEKKONKINKREET. I’m super excited for this one. Everyone I know who has seen it says it’s amazing. Apparently the manga it is based on is utterly phenomenal. It looks cool, it sounds cool, it’s basically going to fucking rock!

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Mamoru Oshii’s GHOST IN THE SHELL. Probably one of the most well know animes of all time. It’s one I watched countless times whilst growing up but after hearing Elon Musk talk about Neuralink symbiosis recently I need to revisit it!

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Baffling that this movie is so underappreciated, but oh well. I love this far-reaching fantasy, the cast is great and creature design is on point.

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Justice League Dark: Apokolips War

aka lets see how many of my faves get brutally murdered and/or fridged for some man-pain

i just hope batman dies for once

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Star Wars: with the crew. Feel free to join and watch with us.

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Hayao Miyazaki’s LAPUTA: CASTLE IN THE SKY. This is one of only a few of Miyazaki’s films I haven’t seen yet and it was the first film that Studio Ghibli released when first founded back in 1985. It’s so good to be able watch it on Netflix now!

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Possibly my favorite Cannon movie? I grew up watching this and always thought it was awesome. Now that I'm older? Damn right I still love it. Great cast and holy jeez Langella is next-level as Skeletor.

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Satoshi Kon’s PAPRIKA. I remember when this film first came out and it completely melted my brain! So many overwhelming & clever ideas, so much provocative & bizarre imagery, and so many memorable moments. It’s an incredible achievement in cinema!

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I'm bored, tired and I feel like having a good cry

Seems about right to start watching this now

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood

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STAR OF MIDNIGHT (1935). Haven’t seen this one in years! Via

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It's been ages since I've watched this but after Sunset Boulevard the other night I'm compelled to revisit. Next to Blue Velvet, this is my favorite from Lynch. A twisty neo-noir that's a harrowing takedown of Hollywood.

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This movie rules so hard! Tons of fun, terrific performances, and adventure that's off the charts. Shame it didn't do that well, but that's just more proof that some people don't like things. Lin knows action and this is more evidence of that.

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UP IN SMOKE (1978) on • Cheech Marin, Tommy Chong, Strother Martin • • Shared via

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José Ramón Larraz's EDGE OF THE AXE thx to 's rec on ... even though I watched director Larraz's DEADLY MANOR last week & thought its terribleness might actually murder me (til its insane last act anyway) - bless tho!

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