WikiBabble/Cinebabble: Difference between revisions
(Add reactions (without proper styling)) |
m (It is 2024 in this Babble, too) |
||
| Line 16: | Line 16: | ||
have liked Fresh Kill! | have liked Fresh Kill! | ||
=== | ===2024-02-07=== | ||
<div style="text-align:right"> | <div style="text-align:right"> | ||
(Babbling on my phone so forgive me for the styling that's surely off) '''< Thijs''' | (Babbling on my phone so forgive me for the styling that's surely off) '''< Thijs''' | ||
Revision as of 00:42, 6 March 2024
2023-01-25
AAAAH Alessia I see you saw Monster! I saw it last Saturday! < Thijs Have you seen Rashomon? <
2023-02-06
Alessia > Yup! I really like Koreeda's work
I see you are a man of culture :) Nope I still didn't watch Rashomon but I heard about it a lot. Has
it the same narrative structure?
> Thiiijijjijijss you should write a letterboxd review about monster!
Did you explore a bit IFFR last week? I watched Firebrand and Fresh Kill, I am quite sure you would
have liked Fresh Kill!
2024-02-07
(Babbling on my phone so forgive me for the styling that's surely off) < Thijs I haven't seen Rashomon either, but from my understanding it is the canonical example that uses this narrative device. I'm curious to watch it, I haven't seen any of Kurosawa's films yet. < I went to the IFFR pubquiz! Didn't get to see any films though, as you know I wasn't really in the headspace for longer days / more trips to Rotterdam. Yesterday I impulsively went to see Poor Things though (the new Yorgos Lanthimos movie), and it was really good. Definitely motivated to watch some more, gotta prep for next year's pubquiz of course B) < Thank you for the recommendation :) <