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[myasshurts]

SALO, OR THE 120 DAYS OF SODOM- [3.7] Perhaps it’s a bad sign that I wasn’t extremely shocked at the events in this film, which is purported to be one of the most disgusting, sadistic movies ever made. But, come on. I watch porn. Nothing special here. Ha. Well, basically a group of male fascist leaders abduct 8 young girls and 8 young boys to

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[lavlovbunny]

I mostly agreed with your comments on "Me and You and Everyone..."

I cannot find Happiness anywhere. It is irritating.

Have you seen Palindromes yet?

[lavlovbunny]

NEVERMIND.

Just read your review of it back a page.
Messed with my head.

[deerling]

WE LOVE SALO.
JESSICA AND I LOVE SALO.

i'm not even sure why anymore, but we do.

i wasn't as shocked as i expected to be, but i was disgusted, and then end basically freaked us out for days.

have you seen 'weekend' ? ... (godard directed it.)

it is psychedelic. i think you might like it.

xo.

[myasshurts]

omg, weekend is one of my favorite films EVER! a car trip that turns into a savage, canibalistic vacation, with Jean-Pierre Leaud reading french poetry and prose to the audience? of course i love it. why do you and jessica watch the best movies ever? amazing. i havn't spoken to you in so long. i hope all is going well. we should catch up soon. tata love.

[deerling]

i am so glad you've seen it/liked it!

THE PIG PART FREAKED ME OUT.
HE TOTALLY KILLED A REAL PIG.
and it was awesome.

the part where they wreck the car and the girl is screaming 'OH GOD! MY HERMES HANDBAG!' is my new all time favourite godard scene.

i hope everything is well, and that your boy is coming back soon, so you two can sip coco and wait for snow.

xo!

[youdunnome2]

Oh please, you just wanted to see more sodomy.
- Cameron

this sounds cool

[stayadventurous]

CHAPPAQUA- [3.6] Odd, surrealistic drug film from 1966, made by Conrad Rooks based on his own experiences of addiction and the French clinic he checked himself into to get better. What is so remarkable about this proto-beatnik film is the cast, which includes William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Ravi Shankar, and Jean-Louis Barrault (who was incredible as Baptiste the mime in the classic CHILDREN OF PARADISE). The film very skillfully intercuts Black and White and color footage, most of which was beautifully shot by Robert Frank. A lot of the BW photography is extremely high contrast, leading to a cold, mysterious, and avant-garde feeling. Several movie marquees show up in the beginning segments, interesting for the assortment of movies out, “Raiders,” “Dead Ringers,” “Juliet of the Spirits,” “Vice Girls,” and “Olgas White Slaves.” From high art to Hollywood to trashy exploitation. The film is visually hallucinatory, especially in the beautiful sequence where the horrifying doctor is about to inject Conrad with a needle, the camera

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[anonymous]

CHAPPAQUA- [3.6] Odd, surrealistic drug film from 1966, made by Conrad Rooks based on his own experiences of addiction and the French clinic he checked himself into to get better. What is so remarkable about this proto-beatnik film is the cast, which includes William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Ravi Shankar, and Jean-Louis Barrault (who was incredible as Baptiste the mime in the classic CHILDREN OF PARADISE). The film very skillfully intercuts Black and White and color footage, most of which was beautifully shot by Robert Frank. A lot of the BW photography is extremely high contrast, leading to a cold, mysterious, and avant-garde feeling. Several movie marquees show up in the beginning segments, interesting for the assortment of movies out, “Raiders,” “Dead Ringers,” “Juliet of the Spirits,” “Vice Girls,” and “Olgas White Slaves.” From high art to Hollywood to trashy exploitation. The film is visually hallucinatory, especially in the beautiful sequence where the horrifying doctor is about to inject Conrad with a needle, the camera