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World Cup, Season 3, Match 2D: Georgia vs Mexico vs Burkina Faso (Oct 21st)
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Two days left. 25 votes so far.
Tilaï: 1.52 (37-13)
Natvris khe: 2.08 (23-27)
Lake Tahoe: 2.4 (15-35)



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- clemmetarey
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1. Natvris khe (1977) 8/10
2. Lake Tahoe (2008) 8/10
3. Tilaï (1990) 7/10
Best round so far for me. I never read the voting threads before I've seen all movies, so I was surprise to see the general consensus that it is a weak round. Natvris khe has some amazing colors and scenery (which reminded me a lot of Yuri Ilyenko and I thought he was well liked here), I loved the way Lake Tahoe slowly reveal the character's present, and I haven't seen Tilai recently but I remember liking that the acting felt natural and real, unprofessional but convincing.
2. Lake Tahoe (2008) 8/10
3. Tilaï (1990) 7/10
Best round so far for me. I never read the voting threads before I've seen all movies, so I was surprise to see the general consensus that it is a weak round. Natvris khe has some amazing colors and scenery (which reminded me a lot of Yuri Ilyenko and I thought he was well liked here), I loved the way Lake Tahoe slowly reveal the character's present, and I haven't seen Tilai recently but I remember liking that the acting felt natural and real, unprofessional but convincing.
1. Natvris khe
2. Tilaï
3. Lake Tahoe
2. Tilaï
3. Lake Tahoe
1. Natvris khe
2. Tilaï
3. Lake Tahoe
Seen Tilaï some years ago, wasn't that impressed by it. And Lake Tahoe isn't really my type.
2. Tilaï
3. Lake Tahoe
Seen Tilaï some years ago, wasn't that impressed by it. And Lake Tahoe isn't really my type.
Little less than one day left.
Tilaï: 1.607 (39-17)
Natvris khe: 1.964 (29-27)
Lake Tahoe: 2.429 (16-40)



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Fergenaprido: "I find your OCD to be adorable, J"
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I'll have to watch Natvris khe now, because Lake Tahoe was really a great film and I want to vote for it. Instant favourite, maybe even top 100. So even if I won't end up voting, thanks for picking this hidden gem, Daviddoes!
@Art: this is the stuff you're supposed to like as well, I think.
@Art: this is the stuff you're supposed to like as well, I think.
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1. Lake Tahoe - 7ish
2. Tilaï - 6.5ish
2. Natvris khe - 5ish
Not a very interesting round for me, but thankfully they were all quite short. I had high hopes for all of them initially, but they all seem to have fallen flat.
Started with the Georgian film. Given how well they did last round (I missed that match) and Abuladze's better know Repentance, I thought this would be good, but I didn't like it at all. Perhaps it's one of those films that requires a cultural cheat sheet that you can refer to while watching, because I barely understand anything that was going on.
Moved on to the Mexican film. It started off slow and I was not enjoying it, but it did get better as time rolled on and more exposition happened. In the end, I think I liked it. Not as good as Eimbcke's first film Duck Season, which I really like), but it has a fair bit in common. I could have used another 10-15 minutes to explore further, I think.
Finished with the Burkinabé film. It was just mediocre. Felt a bit rushed, and felt like the subtitles didn't catch everything. I also couldn't properly figure out the relationships of the main characters until the end, which caused some confusion. Strong ending, though, if infuriating. Still, looks like BF will win this round, and I'm interested to see more cinema from this country.
2. Tilaï - 6.5ish
2. Natvris khe - 5ish
Not a very interesting round for me, but thankfully they were all quite short. I had high hopes for all of them initially, but they all seem to have fallen flat.
Started with the Georgian film. Given how well they did last round (I missed that match) and Abuladze's better know Repentance, I thought this would be good, but I didn't like it at all. Perhaps it's one of those films that requires a cultural cheat sheet that you can refer to while watching, because I barely understand anything that was going on.
Moved on to the Mexican film. It started off slow and I was not enjoying it, but it did get better as time rolled on and more exposition happened. In the end, I think I liked it. Not as good as Eimbcke's first film Duck Season, which I really like), but it has a fair bit in common. I could have used another 10-15 minutes to explore further, I think.
Finished with the Burkinabé film. It was just mediocre. Felt a bit rushed, and felt like the subtitles didn't catch everything. I also couldn't properly figure out the relationships of the main characters until the end, which caused some confusion. Strong ending, though, if infuriating. Still, looks like BF will win this round, and I'm interested to see more cinema from this country.
1. Lake Tahoe
2. Tilaï
3. Natvris khe
Too bad Natvris khe is so episodic. It could have been great if it had focused just a bit more on a single 'story line', but because of the many characters etc. it didn't work for me at all. Only the last fifteen minutes were impressive.
Tilaï once was a favourite, but after a while I decided it wasn't so great after all. Not great enough to stay a favourite, at least. But a good film nonetheless.
And I've written about Lake Tahoe above. One of the most impressive films I've seen this year. I really love slow cinema when it's done this way. And I admire how the plot essence was revealed.
2. Tilaï
3. Natvris khe
Too bad Natvris khe is so episodic. It could have been great if it had focused just a bit more on a single 'story line', but because of the many characters etc. it didn't work for me at all. Only the last fifteen minutes were impressive.
Tilaï once was a favourite, but after a while I decided it wasn't so great after all. Not great enough to stay a favourite, at least. But a good film nonetheless.
And I've written about Lake Tahoe above. One of the most impressive films I've seen this year. I really love slow cinema when it's done this way. And I admire how the plot essence was revealed.
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That's how a plot twist should be done! (But of course it isn't really a twist, it's just some further explanation of everything that's happening, giving it some more context.)
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For those that found Lake Tahoe interesting, you should watch another Eimbcke film called Club Sandwich. It's more intimate and focused on a son/mother relationship, but it's quite good.
3.5 hours left
Tilaï: 1.633 (41-19)
Natvris khe: 2.033 (29-31)
Lake Tahoe: 2.333 (20-40)



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Thanks, I'll add it to my watchlist!sacmersault wrote: ↑October 21st, 2018, 11:17 pm For those that found Lake Tahoe interesting, you should watch another Eimbcke film called Club Sandwich. It's more intimate and focused on a son/mother relationship, but it's quite good.
1. Tilaï
2. Natvris khe
3. Lake Tahoe
2. Natvris khe
3. Lake Tahoe
Deadline over. Results later...
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Final results:
Tilaï: 1.613 (43-19)
Natvris khe: 2.032 (30-32)
Lake Tahoe: 2.355 (20-42)
Burkina Faso wins. Congratulations to hurluberlu. Also thanks to tarr and Daviddoes for their picks and to the 31 people who voted this round (1 vote more than 2C).
Mate_cosido, you lost your perfect score on this match. Any reason?
So halfway round 2, we've got four quarter finalists. These are the winners so far.
A: USA (The Last Command, filmbantha)
B: Greece (O drakos, tommy_leazaq)
C: Germany (Das Kaninchen bin ich, Lilarcor)
D: Burkina Faso (Tilaï, hurluberlu )



Burkina Faso wins. Congratulations to hurluberlu. Also thanks to tarr and Daviddoes for their picks and to the 31 people who voted this round (1 vote more than 2C).
Mate_cosido, you lost your perfect score on this match. Any reason?

So halfway round 2, we've got four quarter finalists. These are the winners so far.
A: USA (The Last Command, filmbantha)
B: Greece (O drakos, tommy_leazaq)
C: Germany (Das Kaninchen bin ich, Lilarcor)
D: Burkina Faso (Tilaï, hurluberlu )
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Thanks for the votes !


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Yeah, sorry bout that, i've been watching considerably fewer movies lately since i went back to studying, and when i realize when the deadline was i didn't had the time to watch 2 movies