Topic: Mubi.com

[Sebastian Cobb]

I have to say I've been using this noticeably less since the urgency of films expiring has gone away. Stopped checking it. I realise this is entirely my own problem though.

[shagatha crustie]

Nah me too. I'm sure there was a good reason for changing the model, but something about the time limit made me engage more often. Feels a bit like arty netflix now.

[zomgmouse]

There's still a lot of films that do expire, though. And for me personally I only signed up for three months, so that's my time limit!

[Lost Oliver]

I agree.

Although, the layout seems to havre remained the same on my PS4. It's only when I visit it on my laptop does it look different.

[Sebastian Cobb]

I'm glad they added search to the firetv app, finding a film in one of the categories on computer then trying to find it on app was hard.

[rjd2]

Thanks to the two posters who recommended Digger on the previous page , am curious has anyone seen Dead Pigs or Beginning?

[mjwilson]

Thanks to the two posters who recommended Digger on the previous page , am curious has anyone seen Dead Pigs or Beginning?

Yes to both. Beginning is more unusual, some pretty slow scenes. I wasn't quite in the mood for it when I watched it.

Dead Pigs has got some dead pigs in it.

[zomgmouse]

Been meaning to see Dead Pigs but you can find it elsewhere so not a priority (trying to make the most of my three-month membership by watching things I can only find on MUBI).

Watched Radu Jude's latest, Uppercase Print. An interesting experiment in juxtaposition of staged police files and statements concerning the case of a teenager charged with political graffiti in Romania vs stock/archival footage of cultural artifacts, programmes, "person on the street" exposés, etc.