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Originally posted by LeopoldStotch have you watched 'Vertigo'? That movie is just fuckin' ace. 'Vertigo' was well ahead of it's time. |
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Originally posted by DJ RANN |
Anyone see "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus" yet? Was thinking of seeing it tomorrow.
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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov I think this may be my favorite movie of all time. Cinematography, score, Jimmy Stewart - such a great film. I finally watched Doubt last night - very interesting film. Definitely gives pause for thought. It must have been a great play before the film adaptation. |
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Originally posted by The17sss Anyone see "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus" yet? Was thinking of seeing it tomorrow. |
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Originally posted by yukii LOL. Krypton and I watched it like 3 weeks ago and we left the movies like this -> :| like, we had nothing to say, just dumbfounded lol Basically, it's like an Alice in Wonderland on acid with absolutely no meaningful plot .. I give it a a 5/10 and that's me being generous rofl. |
yeah dude don't waste 8 bucks on it trust me.. its just meh to sum it up.
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Originally posted by yukii Basically, it's like an Alice in Wonderland on acid with absolutely no meaningful plot |
don't watch anything
I loved Doubt. What amazed me was how both sides were credible, so you had to rely on reading the expressions of each of the two characters to see which one you believed. Pure acting. Also, the way they ended it just left you wondering what good it did to just move him along. Really made me feel I understood the whole phenomenon much better.
It was also the first movie that made me see what Meryl Streep was capable of, and since then I've put more effort into seeing her other work. She's amazing.
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Originally posted by WittyHandle I loved Doubt. What amazed me was how both sides were credible, so you had to rely on reading the expressions of each of the two characters to see which one you believed. Pure acting. Also, the way they ended it just left you wondering what good it did to just move him along. Really made me feel I understood the whole phenomenon much better. It was also the first movie that made me see what Meryl Streep was capable of, and since then I've put more effort into seeing her other work. She's amazing. |
That scene was incredible. Personally, I thought she won out there in terms of intensity. Throughout the movie though, even her less powerful scenes, just her ability to express even a passing emotion was simply amazing.
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Originally posted by WittyHandle That scene was amazing. I thought she won out there, personally. |
I think the intent was for them to be presented as each holding their own, hence the stalemate. Maybe I was just so floored with her performance throughout the film that I was biased at that point. Guess I should see it again.
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Originally posted by kadomony Watched Ip Man today. Good shit |
Just remembered one i used to watch all the time
Saw this today. Totally flying under the radar... very good movie. The old dude was great. See it if you can.
Just finished seeing Moon....... i recommend it.
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Originally posted by nchs09 Just finished seeing Moon....... i recommend it. |
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Originally posted by yukii was it the stereotypical 'alone/psychology shat' movie like cast away? |
Triumph des Willens a good movie
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I watched The Departed in its entirety for the first time recently. It's a great movie.
Also The Pianist, which was amazing. Adrien Brody gots a mighty large snout on him. But the man can act.
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Originally posted by couch-potato Also The Pianist, which was amazing. Adrien Brody gots a mighty large snout on him. But the man can act. |
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Originally posted by bARTovsky I was simply amazed at Philip Seymour Hoffman holding his own against Meryl Streep in that incredible scene between the two in his office. That's the kind of scene you'd expect to see in textbooks for drama schools! |
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Originally posted by The17sss It's a travesty that he won the Oscar that year over Daniel Day Lewis' performance as Bill the Butcher. |
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