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Buffista Movies 7: Brides for 7 Samurai
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That and All About My Mother are my favorites. I also have a fondness for High Heels.
I can't really think of an Almodovar that I haven't liked, even if they were creepifying.
I can't really think of an Almodovar that I haven't liked, even if they were creepifying.
Me neither. At his worst, his movies can get kind of unfocused and incoherent, but I can't think of one I've outright disliked.
LOLTwilight - [link]
Bwahahahahaha!!! LOVE.
LOLTwilight
That is classic!
Finally, someone treats that phenomenon with the seriousness it requires.
I like this version. (Spoilery for upcoming sequels).
I like all of the Almodovar films I've seen, too, but they all sort of run together in my head, too. I think All About My Mother was the one I've liked the best.
I have learned my lesson and never read AV Club comments...too much hipper-than-thou makes me "Hulk Smash" Although probably not among Ron Burgundy defenders.
Nah, I think the commenters there are aggressively lowbrow for the most part. I usually don't read them, but sometimes I'm curious about what they have to say about an article that's an example of particularly good or bad writing on the site. I think they give one of the writers - I'm not going to say which one - a free pass on some amazingly poor writing and poor thought because he tends to champion the lowestbrow pop culture in their coverage, while they are harsh with some of the stronger writers who don't reflect their own geek-culture tastes as closely. I think it's an interesting, if regrettable, part of Internet culture. Also regrettable: reading the comments in the first place.
Which writers do you mean? (I comment there on occasion; the threads are better since they began registration.)