Burning Palms

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What an amazing film. Glad to have had the off chance to see this. It was slow at the beginning and then it drags you in until you can’t get out.

I really was hoping there was more. There are five stories that will bend the way you think just a little bit, but enough to look over this film again.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gets my seal of approval. Go get it folks!

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Burning Palms [Blu-ray]

IMAGE ENTERTAINMENT 2011, Blu-ray, $7.09


Burning Palms

IMAGE ENTERTAINMENT 2011, DVD, $6.34

Darling Darling

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Matthew Lessner ftw! He hooked me up with a copy of this short film Darling Darling.

The short film is about a young man going to pick up his date for prom. The young man sees his date’s father with a horse mask and goes through some off and uncomfortable settings. The young man is Michael Cera so you can imagine it’s gonna have his comedic acting.

It’s definitely a wtflick, but I enjoyed it immensely! I can’t wait to see how some more of his work goes.

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Caligula

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Caligula, featuring Malcom McDowell, portrays a very vivid look into the last few days of Roman Emperor Gaius Germanicus Caligula. He was known for having relations with his sister and just in general being very carnal in his actions.

A lot of people have said this has been one of the worst films they’ve seen. I’ll have to disagree. I kinda liked it. It’s not a film for children, that’s for sure. One scene involves Caligula ramming his fist in another man’s anus. If you want to see a lot of violence and general raunchiness then this film is for you.

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Caligula [Blu-ray]

IMAGE ENTERTAINMENT 2008, Blu-ray, $16.48

Mr. Nobody

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Think Memento meets time travel. Jared Let stars as a man who, I think, travels in time finding out what his choices in life bring him to. Quite an interesting film, but it seemed like it dragged on. Not enough action for me.

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