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Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages 1916
9/10
Shoutout to @dantheman2150ad for the request.
Prohibition, Jesus' crucifixion, the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre, and the fall of the Babylonian Empire. What do these four historical events have in common? Intolerance, of course. And love's never-ending struggle to conquer it. All of these threads are sewn together by Lillian Gish as the Eternal Motherhood rocking the cradle of humanity back and forth. Ironically enough, D.W Griffith made this film because he thought that the NAACP was too "intolerant" of…
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The Brave Little Toaster 1987
6/10
Shoutout to @dragonsblood23 for the request.
John Lasseter originally wanted to make Brave Little Toaster the first 3D animated movie, but Disney refused the pitch. It's funny because Toy Story, Disney's/Pixar's first 3D animated movie, shares a lot of similarities with this. Both deal with anthropomorphized objects trying to find their kid master.
Overall, it's a decent film. The personal highlight for me was the Peter Lorre lamp. Van Dyke Parks releases earworm tracks like Worthless and It's a B-Movie.
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Eraserhead 1977
10/10
Lust, death, and fatherhood. These are the themes present in David Lynch's nightmarish puzzle of a film. The imagery in Eraserhead is uncanny, which is backed up by an equally haunting, minimalist industrial score by Alan Splet. Every second of Eraserhead is nerve-racking.
David Lynch once said that the inspiration for this movie came from a Bible verse. Many people online have been trying to figure what Bible verse he is referencing. Some say its Deuteronomy 24:16, while others…
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Donnie Darko 2001
8/10
Shoutout to @thegoober for the recommendation.
When people talk about one hit wonders, it is usually applied to musicians like MC Hammer or Vanilla Ice, but I believe that it can apply to directors as well. For example, Tommy Wiseau, who made The Room, and never made another film after that. Or Mary Herron and Richard Kelly, who made well-respected cult classics (American Psycho, Donnie Darko), but the rest of their filmography has nowhere near the same amount of…
