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RE: "Repulsion" and "Chinatown" were excellent, too. nt

Posted by sbrians on January 9, 2013 at 12:38:11:
I finally saw Repulsion last night. I thought that it was well done, but slow (listening to part of the 1994 commentary on the BD, it seems that Roman agrees).

I have never been able to get into or through Chinatown. I will have to try that one again one day. Kind of like I have never gotten into Barry Lyndon even though I like most of Kubrick's other work.