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What I Watched – March 15-28

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Here is what I watched:

  • Speed – Rewatch (Cinema) – Definitely a film meant to be seen on the big screen.
  • Leviathan – First Viewing (Cinema) – Best thing I can say is that the film didn’t make me vomit.
  • The Face of Another – First Viewing (Cinema) – A delightfully weird and surreal morality tale.
  • A Colt is My Passport – First Viewing (Cinema) – A Yazuka film as Western
  • The Incredible Burt Wonderstone – First Viewing (Cinema) – I liked it.
  • Ondine – First Viewing (Netflix) – It was an OK fantasy/drama, however a somewhat more interesting version of the Selkie legend can be found in John Sayles’ 1994 film The Secret of Roan Inish.
  • Greedy Lying Bastards – First Viewing (Cinema) – Left wing propaganda about right wing propaganda
  • The Mask – Rewatch (Cinema) – The effects are getting a bit dated, but it’s still fun.
  • Canadian Film Fest: The Storm Within – First Viewing (Cinema) – Quite an effective revenge thriller
  • The Iron Giant – First Viewing (Cinema) – Wow…Just Wow

  • Canadian Film Fest: Please Kill Mr. Know It All – First Viewing (Cinema) – Very sitcomy and cliched romantic comedy.
  • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – Rewatch (Cinema) – They don’t make films like this anymore.
  • Canadian Film Fest: The Disappeared – First Viewing (Cinema) – Interesting story about survival on a lifeboat
  • Canadian Film Fest: Skull World – First Viewing (Cinema) – A very entertaining documentary.
  • Hedwig and the Angry Inch – First Viewing (Cinema) – Turned out to be quite entertaining.
  • Canadian Film Fest: Mr. Viral – First Viewing (Cinema) – Wasn’t all too crazy about this one.
  • Hitman Hart: Wrestling with Shadows – Rewatch (Cinema) – Still a powerful look behind the curtain of the “not as fake as it seems” world of pro wrestling
  • From Up on Poppy Hill – First Viewing (Cinema) – Even though this film has a much more “real world” premise than other Studio Ghibli films, there is still a lot to like about this film.
  • John Dies at the End – Rewatch (Cinema) – Understood the film much better the second time around.
  • Annie Hall – First Viewing (Blu-Ray) – OK film, though I was somewhat confused by the non-chronological telling of the story
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