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General Maximus 12-07-2018 19:32

Re: Films to see in 2018
 
I don't how I missed this but I saw a trailer for it today at the cinema. I like these style of Mark Wahlberg films:



out on 19th September

smallclone 18-07-2018 10:12

Re: Films to see in 2018
 
Films of 2018 so far:

1. Loveless
2. The Square
3. A Fantastic Woman
4. Lean on Pete
5. Tully
6. Phantom Thread
7. You were never really here
8. Gook
9. Columbus
10. Beats per Minute

Stephen 18-07-2018 11:28

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Only heard of one of those.

smallclone 18-07-2018 12:09

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35955023)
Only heard of one of those.

There's some really great ones there, depending on what you normally like.

Paul 18-07-2018 14:10

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Originally Posted by smallclone (Post 35955005)
Films of 2018 so far:

1. Loveless
2. The Square
3. A Fantastic Woman
4. Lean on Pete
5. Tully
6. Phantom Thread
7. You were never really here
8. Gook
9. Columbus
10. Beats per Minute

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35955023)
Only heard of one of those.

Thats one more than me, a very obscure list. :erm:

smallclone 18-07-2018 14:24

Re: Films to see in 2018
 
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Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35955048)
Thats one more than me, a very obscure list. :erm:

Really? 4 out of the 10 were nominated for Oscars in 2018!
(not that the oscars are a sign of quality)

1 had a Grand Prix prize at the Cannes film festival.
Another got best actor (Joaquin Phoenix) at Cannes

Not so sure they are obscure.

General Maximus 18-07-2018 20:27

Re: Films to see in 2018
 
yeah, I haven't heard of any of them apart from the Phantom Thread and that is because I watched as part of my Oscar viewing.

New trailers:






Paul 19-07-2018 00:57

Re: Films to see in 2018
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by smallclone (Post 35955050)
Really? 4 out of the 10 were nominated for Oscars in 2018!
(not that the oscars are a sign of quality)

1 had a Grand Prix prize at the Cannes film festival.
Another got best actor (Joaquin Phoenix) at Cannes

Not so sure they are obscure.

Yes, really. :)

The oscars are a total waste of space that I avoid, just film buddys patting each other on the back, usually sticking their noses up at films the public love. Cannes is pretty much all obscure films.

Damien 19-07-2018 09:23

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The film festivals such as Cannes pretty much exist to give prominence to smaller, less-funded, independent film. For the most part, almost by definition, the massively popular films are blockbusters that don't need that attention. It's normal that general public awareness of who won what at Cannes is low.

smallclone 19-07-2018 10:28

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35955183)
The film festivals such as Cannes pretty much exist to give prominence to smaller, less-funded, independent film. For the most part, almost by definition, the massively popular films are blockbusters that don't need that attention. It's normal that general public awareness of who won what at Cannes is low.

Sure. Those films I listed aren't obscure though. They are some of the most talked about critically acclaimed films of the year so far.

Damien 19-07-2018 11:42

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Originally Posted by smallclone (Post 35955190)
Sure. Those films I listed aren't obscure though. They are some of the most talked about critically acclaimed films of the year so far.

If they don't get a general release I think they can be classified as obscure. There are a number on there which weren't going to be shown at a Cineworld multiplex for example. How many people pay attention to film festivals or the industry at large?

smallclone 19-07-2018 12:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35955198)
If they don't get a general release I think they can be classified as obscure. There are a number on there which weren't going to be shown at a Cineworld multiplex for example. How many people pay attention to film festivals or the industry at large?

Ah right. Well if your general thinking is that anything that is not in a Cineworld cinema is obscure, then yes 99% of movies in the world are going to be obscure, including those released on the likes of Netflix and Amazon.

Hugh 19-07-2018 17:37

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He said "for example"...

Damien 19-07-2018 18:39

Re: Films to see in 2018
 
I do think films that don’t get a general release can be seen as relatively obscure. A lot of the country don’t have access to a cinema that shows indie films and you have to be a buff to go venturing for certain films.

It’s also why the oscars can help since outside of the Marvel/Star Wars lot then some films need that exposure to get attention. Three Billboards would have struggled without the Oscar buzz

General Maximus 22-07-2018 17:03

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