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shadetree

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I figure a lot of us who are lonely try to fill our time with movies and different things. I just thought that maybe itd be cool to have a thread dedicated to that. So if youve seen anything worth watching lately tell us about it.


I guess ill start off with a couple recomendations.

First is this documentary about HP lovecraft i found pretty interesting, and i actually found it on youtube if you want to check it out.Its definitely worth a watch if you have even a passing interest in the man. He was a really larger than life character himself.

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Second recomendation is a drama i seen that I really enjoyed called wish I was here. It stars zach braff, he actually ran a kickstarter to fund the project so i think it was a labor of love. Hes a really cool guy i like him, he even did a video for this guy proposing for his girlfriend because she was a huge fan of his and i thought it was awesome hed take the time to do that for somebody.

Heres info about the film.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2870708/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Another film he was in thats older now but still a favorite of mine is garden state, if you never seen it seriously watch this movie.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0333766/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Ill be coming back to this thread pretty often to add new recomendations as i see new things or older films as i remember them. Theres a lot of good stuff out there but sometimes its kinda hard to find with the entertainment overload we seem to live with now adays. Anyway look forward to reading about all your recomendations.


Heres that proposal video i was talking about lol. Pretty cool.

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[video=youtube] this documentary is wonderful as someone who is Bi polar clinically depressed I found it to be truthful and insightful..
 
Kewl Arachne will have to check that out. I wonder sometimes if im not bipolar, ive never been diagnosed but the doctors keep bouncing around the issue.

My next recomendation is a comedy in the vein of shawn of the dead if you seen that and liked it youll love this movie. Its called What we do in the shadows. Its a mockumentary about 4 vampires living in an apartment together and its freaking hillarious. The funniest thing about it is the way its done i could actually see that being how vamps would really be in real life if they lived together lol.

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I enjoyed this one. "Hello, I must be going".

Basically this girl does what her parents want, marries a guy that doesn't love her. When he divorces her... she moves in with her parents, they kind of blame her... and while wallowing not knowing what to do she starts up with a 19 year old kid -- who actually does love her. But he is 19. But through him she learns her worth and kind of gets a new start in life. Rather sweet.


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I saw this in a movie theater when it came out.
Highly recommended for all psych/soc & documentary fanatics like me.
Talk about a dysfunctional family...

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Forks Over Knives is a great documentary for anyone who is interested in healthy lifestyle. It really opens your eyes and mind!

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Arachne said:
[video=youtube] this documentary is wonderful as someone who is Bi polar clinically depressed I found it to be truthful and insightful..


That made me do a lot of thinking, actually. That was really beautiful. Thanks.
 
I would recommend the documentary film - Cave of Forgotten Dreams - by Herner Werzog

In this documentary, filmmaker Werner Herzog and a small crew are given a rare chance to film inside France's Chauvet Cave, where the walls are covered with the world's oldest surviving paintings. To preserve the art, people are allowed to enter the site for only two weeks a year. Examining the 30,000-year-old drawings, Herzog discusses how the artwork represents humanity's earliest dreams with scientists and art scholars conducting research at Chauvet.
 
shadetree said:
Kewl Arachne will have to check that out. I wonder sometimes if im not bipolar, ive never been diagnosed but the doctors keep bouncing around the issue.

My next recomendation is a comedy in the vein of shawn of the dead if you seen that and liked it youll love this movie. Its called What we do in the shadows. Its a mockumentary about 4 vampires living in an apartment together and its freaking hillarious. The funniest thing about it is the way its done i could actually see that being how vamps would really be in real life if they lived together lol.

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I saw this at the movies a few months ago, so hilarious.
 

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