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I have to agree with Mr. Moderator, Session 9 creeped me out big time. Maybe it was because I had no previous knowledge of the movie and wasn't expecting anything. I thought the understated performances and subtle development of the film was masterful. Many other films that year were really very good, but I have to give my vote to the asbestos abatement boys...
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aye session 9 has its moments...id question From Hell though personally, THAT bored me senseless. Devil's Backbone in any case...was watching a lot of asian stuff round this time, and this stood out probably because of that. |
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Funnily enough, I'm not fond of Caruso either so had my reservations when I first watched it.
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The Devil's Backbone, Wendigo, Sleepless and Dagon all stand out for me this year. It would have to be The Devil's Backbone though - a film of astonishing, mesmeric beauty. The year's big turkey was surely The Hole. I've tried to watch Session 9 twice now and never gotten very far into it. I keep meaning to give it another go! |
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Mulholland Dr. for me, a lovely little film about the descent into insanity and revenge. One of my favourite films ever. Runners up would be The Devils Backbone or The Happiness of the Katakuri's |
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The Happiness of the Katakuri's is a mad little film that has to been seen to be believed! Not Miike's best, but definitely worth seeking out for those who haven't seen it. |
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I think of it on the same standing as Lost Highway and Eraserhead, dark, dark films full of dream logic and insanity.
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Dagon was pretty good.
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