this flim is 100 flams old

[blombluss]

Hurrah for Walt Dngy!

Nice article, sir!

[dng]

i might watch some more later in the week (but not tomorrow as i'm going to the cinema to see a 30 year old film instead)

[dng]

(which is pulp fiction)

[blombluss]

Is it a particular favourite of yours, squire?

[vom]

sadly we won't find out for seventy years

[dng]

in 70 years time all copies of pulp fiction will have been lost and all we'll have to go on is the film posters and a behind the scenes making of snippet of the diner scene that was included on film 94 with barald norman

[dng]

also i quite like pulp fiction i think. i haven't seen it for years though

[blombluss]

The only Tarantino connected project I like is From Dusk Till Dawn.

And I wish he'd written and directed an episode of Last Of The Summer Wine.

[dng]

in 70 years time all copies of pulp fiction will have been lost and all we'll have to go on is the film posters and a behind the scenes making of snippet of the diner scene that was included on film 94 with barald norman

these are the exact clips i remember, weirdly

https://www.bbc.co.uk/articles/czrm45p8510o

[blombluss]

Gawd, I remember most of those clips, too.

[dng]

A flim

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... land-1923/

for the first time in almost a century (since january, apparently)

three more alice flims

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... show-1924/

these ones actually from 1924

[endar]

Cool

Hooray for doggo

[blombluss]

Hurrah for more articles!

Alice getting driven around by a dog is best!

[dng]

please to remember the fifth of november

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... ates-1922/

[blombluss]

Très bon fire

[dng]

I wish I was on fire

[vom]

Just watched The Freshman, a Harold Lloyd film from 1925. It was great, at one point he has a kitten hidden inside his jumper and a parent cat follows him around. Cat humour is best humour

[dng]

hooray

[dng]

i might watch some films again someday

[dng]

this is pretty great

https://kamifirumu.scholar.bucknell.edu

and something i'd never even heard of before

[dng]

disappointing lack of video on there but still

[dng]

i want to make films on paper now

[CandyDarling]

I was finally allowed to properly change my username on Letterboxd. So now I am at

https://letterboxd.com/MichelleLyons/

Adjust your profiles if proof be need be.

I also put up my four favourite films

[dng]

i just watched these man ray films that are on mubi and they're amazing

https://mubi.com/en/gb/films/return-to-reason-2023

(with a soundtrack by jim jarmusch for some reason)

[dng]

anyway i might review them later if i can find them on youtube so i can take some screenshots

[blombluss]

i just watched these man ray films that are on mubi and they're amazing

https://mubi.com/en/gb/films/return-to-reason-2023

(with a soundtrack by jim jarmusch for some reason)

I liked the trailer, but then again, I'd just watched the trailer for Jafaican, so I needed something... anything... to put distance between me and Peter Andre!

[CandyDarling]

Fucking hell, that Peter Andre... thing. I can't call it a film. Apparently it was made in early 2021 and is only being released now

[blombluss]

That's a guarantee it's good!

[dng]

I'm going to the cinema to see some 100 year old sherlock holmes tomorrow, so i thought I better tray and remember hwo to write reviews of 100 year old films. So today I have watched the oldest japanese film in the world, ever (it is 126 years old)

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... gari-1899/

[endar]

Best film i've seen this year

[dng]

hooray

[dng]

also this is what i'm going to watch tomorrow

https://firstsite.uk/event/silent-sherl ... storation/

its by the same company that a couple of years later made these fu manchu things i watched before

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... nchu-1923/

(which were basically sherlock holmes anyway)

[dng]

I watched these Sherlock Holmeses and they were good. Hooray

[blombluss]

So today I have watched the oldest japanese film in the world, ever (it is 126 years old)

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... gari-1899/

Nice that. Also, imagine watching that in 1900 or summat in rural Japan. It must've been mindblowing.

[dng]

This Christmas is 100 Years Old

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... eason1925/

features some scary dolls and also some camels for some fucking reason

[An Unicorn]

Lovely camels

[dng]

this sherlock is a 100 years homes

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... blem-1923/

[blombluss]

features some scary dolls

That's underselling it, somewhat!

*whimpers*

[dng]

some of those dolls might still be alive today

[endar]

this sherlock is a 100 years homes

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... blem-1923/

I'm pretty sure The Sign of Four is a much earlier story, well before the famous Cheddar Gorge scene

[dng]

Yeah it is. It's also well rubbish too. But it's possible they added some vague continuity in to revive Holmes at the start to explain things maybe

[dng]

Holmes fell into a lake

[dng]

In the cheddar gorge

[blombluss]

Holmes dun a poo

[An Unicorn]

The one thing he couldn't solve...was love

[dng]

The Mistletoe Bough (1904)

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... ough-1904/

a christmas ghost story about the most frightening thing (hide and seek)

[blombluss]

Awwwww! :'(

(I really don't like confined spaces, so there's no way I could've hidden in there!)

[dng]

today's flim: alice in wonderland (1903)

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... land-1903/

just to keep triggering homfrus's horror of confined spaces

[dng]

The Tale Of The Amp Lion (1925)

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... lion-1925/

an advertisement cartoon by William Heath Robinson (who I never knew made any cartoons at all until today)

[blombluss]

today's flim: alice in wonderland (1903)

https://accumulationofthings.com/100/20 ... land-1903/

just to keep triggering homfrus's horror of confined spaces

You are a terrible man, dng.

Also: excellent!