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DirtyOldTown
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#2001 Post by DirtyOldTown »

Lowry_Sam wrote: Thu Aug 27, 2026 6:49 pm Can a dramatic series on the Luddites be next?
Would 100% watch that. I'd gather many/most of the folks here know this, but the Luddites were skilled 19th-century artisans who destroyed machinery not because they feared technology, but as a targeted labor protest against factory owners who were using new automation. In short: RELEVANT.
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brundlefly
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#2002 Post by brundlefly »

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#2004 Post by Maladroit Aggregator »

https://youtu.be/ljLZBsJXrHM?si=qq0yhyrRJ9Wxmehe

Cliff Booth.

Pitt doing his best Glen Powell doing his best Brad Pitt impression.

So far it makes Hal Needham look like Ingmar Bergman.
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Finch
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#2005 Post by Finch »

I'm in for the Shaun movie. The first one is a great comfort movie, the sequel was fun but not as strong.
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Lowry_Sam
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#2006 Post by Lowry_Sam »

and it looks better than The Sheep Detectives or Sheep In The Box.
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brundlefly
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#2007 Post by brundlefly »

Andrey Zvyagintsev's Minotaur.
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Lowry_Sam
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#2008 Post by Lowry_Sam »

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brundlefly
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#2009 Post by brundlefly »

Pegah Ahangarani's Rehearsals for a Revolution.
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brundlefly
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#2010 Post by brundlefly »

Virgilio Villoresi's Orfeo.
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Lowry_Sam
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#2011 Post by Lowry_Sam »

Guy Ritchie's Wife And Dog
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Lowry_Sam
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#2012 Post by Lowry_Sam »

and not Guy Ritchie’s but David Leitch’s How To Rob A Bank
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#2013 Post by cantinflas »

Yuriyan Retriever's Mag Mag

Looks like pretty good J-horror. Releasing digitally in the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand on October 19 2026.

Interesting tidbit I read on IMDb that I was unaware of:
"Mag Mag" is the first film from K2 Pictures, a new Japanese production company founded in 2023. With directors Takashi Miike, Hirokazu Koreeda and Miwa Nishikawa on board, the company aims to change the world's perception of Japanese cinema. Their debut film boldly expresses this new image. Directed for the first time by Yuriyan Retriever, Japan's most popular comedian and two-time contestant on "America's Got Talent," it reinterprets the world-famous J-horror genre with a fresh perspective. "If you see her, it's too late. If she falls in love with you, the only escape is death." After her beloved is killed by the Mag Mag ghost, the protagonist, Sanae, vows revenge, but soon discovers the true identity of the person she truly owes her revenge to. This crazy love story, based on the director's own painful romantic experiences, is a twisted tale that combines horror and humor, delivering a powerful blow to the world.
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