After Hours, Casino, and Raging Bull,

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re'up said:
I should watch After Hours again. I think last time I saw that was when Netflix was still sending DVD's by mail.

Ridley Scott, Scorcese, and Adrian Lynne had such great representations of NY in the 80's, especially and obviously Manhattan.
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watching for the first time now. Its on youtube.

I'm half way thru...and i was like "what...the fukk is going on...." then i realized oh this is just a crazy ass night in the city...i've fukkin LIVED nights like this (if you change the death to a non fatal OD EDIT: ONLY THE FIRST HALF :whoa:)...then i related to the random happenstance...everybody is fukking bananas...late night weirdos...ending up in people's apartments and deciding spontaneously you're fukkin OUT....the sudden "wait this person is fukking crazy" realization...

i'm curious where it goes :ld:

EDIT this is so wildy woven together where the fukk is this going :mindblown:
 
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The Copacabana tracking shot from Goodfellas gets much more attention, but being a boxing fan, I like the one in Raging Bull just as much.



Ed MOTHERfukkING G said:
They've put me up on a lot of movies I would've never watched...



...but I'm never watching Before Sunset/Before sunrise/before midnight :unimpressed:
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I was glad they did one for Blow Out.

The movie wasn’t financially successful when it came out, but I always thought it was one of Brian De Palma’s best.
 
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Erratic415 said:
The Copacabana tracking shot from Goodfellas gets much more attention, but being a boxing fan, I like the one in Raging Bull just as much.





I was glad they did one for Blow Out.

The movie wasn’t financially successful when it came out, but I always thought it was one of Brian De Palma’s best.
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If they could do another one without Wesley Morris, it would be GREATLY appreciated.

Any other episode with him really. :beli:
 
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