Movie Club

Title	Directed by	Episode	Genre	Julie's Verdict
The Act of Killing	Joshua Oppenheimer, Christine Cynn, and Anonymous	Episode 153	Documentary
After Porn Ends	Bryce Wagoner	Episode 150	Oh Boy	Yeeeeeesh
Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer	Nick Broomfield		Documentary
All that Jazz	Bob Fosse	Episode 152	Musical	Great. Julie relates Bob Fosse to Stanley Kubrick. Geniuses who used actors and performers like art supplies. Fosse specifically using actors and dancers as an extension of his own wants and needs as an artist and choreographer and creating movements and performances never seen before. Nobody moves like Ann Reinking.
Alien	Ridley Scott	Episode 148	Horror/Science Fiction	A Good Movie. Julie was glad that the cat survived and was inspired by H.R. Giger's creep art.(The latter not true)
Almost Famous	Cameron Crowe	Episode 165	Music-oriented	Not very good, guys.Cameron Crowe might not be very good.
American Swing	Jon Hart & Matthew Kaufman		Documentary
Annie	Will Gluck	Episode 157	Musical	We are not emotionally prepare for this movie or Cameron Diaz's role in it.
Back to the Future	Robert Zemeckis	Episode 2	Comedy
The Bad Seed	Mervyn LeRoy	Episode 139	Horror/Thriller
A Band Called Death	Mark Christopher Covino, Jeff Howlett		Documentary
Batman Begins	Christopher Nolan	Episode 135	Action
Beauty is Embarrassing	Neil Berkeley		Documentary
Beetlejuice	Tim Burton	Episode 130	Comedy
Behind The Candelabra	Steven Soderbergh	Episode 117	Biopic
The Birdcage	Mike Nichols		Comedy
Big Business	Jim Abrahams	Episode 2	Comedy
Bill Cunningham: New York	Richard Press	Episode 21	Documentary
Blue Jasmine	Woody Allen	Episode 135	Comedy
The Bride of Frankenstein	James Whale	Episode 139	Horror
Cabaret	Bob Fosse	Episode 146/Ongoing	Musical
Capturing the Friedmans	Andrew Jarecki	Ongoing	Documentary	Inconclusive
Carol Channing: Larger Than Life	Dori Berinstein	Episode 8	Documentary
Carrie	Brian De Palma		Horror
ChickenHawk	Adi Sideman	Episode 133	Documentary
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2	Cody Cameron & Kris Pearn	Episode 133	Animation	Julie hasn't seen it(Uh she read the book), but finds it delightful that a concept artist somewhere made animals out of hamburgairs.
The Cooler	Wayne Kramer	Episode 74	Drama
Crumb	Terry Zwigoff		Biopic
Despicable Me 2	Pierre Coffin & Chris Renaud	Episode 133	Animation
Eating Raoul	Paul Bartel	Episode 96	Comedy	It's a romp. Swingers are like zombies in this movie.
Enough Said	Nicole Holofcener	Episode 133	Comedy
The Eyes of Tammy Faye	Fenton Bailey & Randy Barbato		Documentary
The Exorcist	William Friedkin	Episode 103	Horror
Faithful	Paul Mazursky	Episode 2	Comedy
Fargo	Joel and Ethan Coen		Comedy
Feet Feet Feet	Quentin Tarantino	Episode 151	Feet	Feet Feet
Frances Ha	Noah Baumbach	Episode 117: HWYW Gems 4	Comedy?	Frances Ha-ted it. Who dreams of going back to college?
Funny Girl	William Wyler	Episode 146: "The Opposite of Rock & Roll"	Musical romantic comedy	The opposite of Rock & Roll. Julie remembers "Don't Rain on My Parade" being much more radical when she heard the song and saw this movie as a child but watching it as an adult, she has more reservations on this movie, the song, and Barbara Streisand as a feminine figure.
George Harrison: Living in the Material World	Martin Scorsese	Episode 135	Documentary
Ghostbusters	Ivan Reitman	Episode 2	Comedy
Goodfellas	Martin Scorsese	Episode 136	Drama
The Graduate	Mike Nichols		Drama
The Grand Budapest Hotel	Wes Anderson		Comedy	The shots were symmetrical and centred and there weren't a lot of women in it.
Gravity	Alfonso Cuarón	Episode 134	Drama	Stunk. Sandra Bullock's haircut stunk too.
Grey Gardens	David Maysles, Albert Maysles, Ellen Hovde & Muffy Meyer		Documentary
Hannah and Her Sisters	Woody Allen	Episode 136	Comedy	A masterpiece despite Woody Allen and his attitude towards women.
A Hard Day's Night	Richard Lester	Episode 135	Comedy
Head	Bob Rafelson	Episode 53	Musical
Heart of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse	George Hickenlooper, Eleanor Coppola & Fax Bahr		Documentary
Heathers	Michael Lehmann	Episode 20	Comedy
Her	Spike Jonze	Episode 147	Romantic	Loved it. Julie has never seen a more artful and accurate movie about life after your heart is broken.[From Twittair]
The Hollywood Complex	Dylan Nelson & Dan Sturman		Documentary
Hoop Dreams	Steve James	Episode 73: "The Sneaker Nap"	Documentary	Could have been better if it had followed the cheerleaders.
Hugo	Martin Scorsese		Steampunk/Family	Liked it. Probably will never see it again.
The Imposter	Bart Layton		Documentary
Irréversible	Gaspar Noé	Episode 136	Thriller
The Interrupters	Steve James		Documentary
Jackie Brown	Quentin Tarantino	Episode 135	Drama	Love it. It gets better everytime you see it. One of the movies Julie can watch whenever.
Jaws	Steven Spielberg		Horror	Is this-Is this a B-Movie?
Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work	Ricki Stern		Documentary
Johnny Carson: King of Late Night	Mark A. Catalena & Peter Jones	Episode 130	Documentary
Jumping Jack Flash	Penny Marshall	Episode 2	Comedy
The Kid Stays in the Picture	Brett Morgen		Documentary
The King's Speech	Tom Hooper	Episode 1	Over-dramatization of not-the-most irrelevant thing that happened at that time (WWII)	Hated it
The Last House on the Left	Wes Craven	Episode 136	Horror
Life with Alex	Emily Wick	Episode 134	Documentary
Loopair	Rian Johnson	Episode 159	Science Fiction/Crime	LOOPAIR!!! THAT WAS A GOOD MOVIE!!
Make Believe	J. Clay Tweel	Episode 11	Documentary
Mannequin	Michael Gottlieb	Episode 159	Comedy	Julie really skewers this movie. Hollywood is wonderful though. Andrew McCarthy's character is a little dumb.
Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present	Matthew Akers & Jeff Dupre		Documentary
Married to the Eiffel Tower	Agnieszka Piotrowska	Episode 20	Documentary
Mask	Peter Bogdanovich	Episode 2	Drama
Midnight in Paris	Woody Allen		Comedy(I'm guessing)	Sure, Woody Allen. Living in Paris twenty years before the Holocaust/World War 2 was great.
Moonstruck	Norman Jewison	Episode 2	Comedy
Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr.	Errol Morris		Documentary
Nashville	Robert Altman		Drama
Never Sleep Again:The Elm Street Legacy	Daniel Farrands and Andrew Kasch	Episode 165	DVD extra	Julie doesn't care about the Nightmare on Elm Street series, but she watched this documentary from start to finish and now knows everything about it. Robert Englund is probably terrible in bed. These aren't feminists movies if Freddy Krueger is the one you're rooting for. Freddy Krueger represents the horrible 1980's where the bad guys won. Also, The Fresh Prince was a loser. Nightmare on My Street is not a pun, you idiot.
The Nomi Song	Andrew Horn		Documentary
Out of Sight	Steven Soderbergh	Episode 148	Crime	Does not hold up.
Paris is Burning	Jennie Livingston	Episode 26	Documentary
The Phantom of the Paradise	Brian De Palma	Episode 130	Horror/Musical
Popeye	Robert Altman		Musical	Julie cocainplained what brought about this film and how weird this film is even though she remembers her family thinking it was a standard family film when in reality it is pretty weird. Everyone making it(Robert Evans, Jules Feiffer, Robert Altman) was like "Toot toot up the patoot" with dunes of white stuff they had just lying around. This is what coke could accomplish. The residents of Sweet Haven are weird. "He Needs Me" is beautiful. "He's Large" is one of the best musical comedy moment songs. Linda Hunt is in it but not in it enough, but there is an Octopus.
Public Speaking	Martin Scorsese	Episode 26	Documentary
Pulp Fiction	Quentin Tarantino	Episode 132	Drama
The Queen of Versailles	Lauren Greenfield	Episode 74	Documentary	Julie loved it.
Red Dragon	Brett Ratner	Episode 164	Serial Killer stuff	Julie went in and out of this movie as it was on tv, but Ralph Fiennes eats a William Blake painting and there could've been more "serial killer dating a blind girl" jokes. A good movie.
Reservoir Dogs	Quentin Tarantino	Episode 132	Drama
Riding the Bus with My Sister	Anjelica Huston		Drama
Room 237	Rodney Ascher		Documentary
Rosemary's Baby	Roman Polanski	Horror
Schmatta: Rags to Riches to Rags	Marc Levin	Episode 6	Documentary
Scream	Wes Craven	Episode 139	Horror
Sex Crimes Unit	Lisa P. Jackson		Documentary
The Shining	Stanley Kubrick		Horror
Sling Blade	Billy Bob Thornton	http://howwasyourweek.libsyn.com/merrill-markoe-brian-stack-andy-kindler-hwyw-gem-vol-6- Gems Vol. 6]	Southern Gothic/90's movie/Yup	The film Billy Bob Thornton wanted to make in the 90's. He wrote it. He wanted to direct it. He wanted to star in it. And then some years later he had the filthiest and most macabre sex with Angelina Jolie imaginable where they drank each other's pee probably.
Sleeper	Woody Allen	Episode 136	Comedy
The Source Family	Jodi Wille, Maria Demopoulos		Documentary
Splash	Ron Howard		Comedy
Stanley Kubrick's Boxes	Jon Ronson		Documentary
Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon	Mike Myers	Episode 172: "Pellet of Pleasure"	Documentary	Myers' directorial choices were occasionally baffling. He does a lot of things that Soderbergh would not have done.
Synecdoche, New York	Charlie Kaufman		?	Julie doesn't care much for it but it is Jason Woliner's favorite movie.
Tabloid	Errol Morris	Episode 21	Documentary
Three Amigos	John Landis	Episode 140	Comedy
Tootsie	Sydney Pollack	Episode 7	Comedy
The Unsinkable Molly Brown	Charles Walters	Episode 133	Musical
Vernon Florida	Errol Morris		Documentary
Vice Versa	Brian Gilbert	Episode 47	Comedy
Walking and Talking	Nicole Holofcener	Episode 136	Drama
Vicky Cristina Barcelona	Woody Allen	Episode 136	Comedy
We're the Millers	Rawson Marshall Thurber	Episode 133	Comedy
The Wizard of Oz	Victor Fleming	Episode 137	Musical
Working Girl	Mike Nichols	Episode 2	Comedy