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| Originally posted by idoru This movie had an interesting impact on me. I walked out of the theater absolutely hating it with a passion. It made me uneasy, uncomfortable and the entire time I watched it I wanted to smack him and call him a fucking moron for being so stupid and hanging onto her. It wasn't until late last year that I realized why I felt this way; I was him at one point. My first real "relationship" years ago had so many similarities to what he went through, and the movie brought a lot of the emotions I had felt back up to the surface. I knew exactly how it would play out from the get go, and I wanted to try my hardest to stop him from putting himself through that because I knew exactly how he was going to feel. It was at that point that I actually really, really appreciated the movie. |
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| Originally posted by Renzo Has anyone seen Bad Lieutenant with Nicolas Cage? It was widely well-received, but I wasn't a big fan. Eh. Although Eva Mendes might be reason enough to watch any film. |
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| Originally posted by Omega_Blue anyone who says his acting was fantastic in this particular film is blind, deaf, and a moron. |
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| Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On I liked it quite a bit. Nicolas was great at being a total sketchbag cop, I was quite surprised. Maybe its because he wasn't really acting. |
At LKEAST I stikl have mhy dignigyt.
I had zero interest in seeing Bad Lieutenant until I saw someone on another board with a quote from the movie as his sig. "What are these fucking iguanas doing on my coffee table?"
I'm telling you all. See the original with Harvey Keitel.
Haaaaaa, the fucking lizards out of nowhere was awesome. It was mostly a fucking mess of a movie, but I enjoyed every slimy minute of it for some reason. I like to pretend it was all intentional, kind of an underbelly exposition by way of the imagery it used - close-up shots of snakes, lizards, dead gators, etc. It was just a really animalistic piece, man being the main animal.
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| Originally posted by jennypie I'm telling you all. See the original with Harvey Keitel. |
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| Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On Does he bare his ass? I'll bet he bares his ass. |
Damn, was so close.
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| Originally posted by Omega_Blue hated it. nic cage is washed up. anyone who says his acting was fantastic in this particular film is blind, deaf, and a moron. |
Yesterday German TV showed the 2007 Golden Palm winner 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days. Highly recommended!
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| Originally posted by Renzo Oh snap! So much hate in your heart! Imagine if you actually saw the whole screen! Anybody wanna hear some more Asian jokes or what?! Fuck! |
damn mexi- peurto ric- argenti- err..
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0401711/
Just watched this. Great flick. 8/10.
If you thought that you were an intelligent movie analyzer, don't watch this film or you will be prescribed Xanax.
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| Originally posted by ivofivo If you thought that you were an intelligent movie analyzer, don't watch this film or you will be prescribed Xanax. |
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| Originally posted by idoru http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0401711/ Just watched this. Great flick. 8/10. |
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| Originally posted by Darkarbiter Watched that for the first time (and in hd) the other day, quite good... but sortof weird. |
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| Originally posted by netroM You should give the Director's Cut a try; it explains some parts by including pages of the book between some chapters |
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| Originally posted by Meat187 [...] I never wanted the movie to be about time travel and rejected that explanation. Donnie Darko should be surrealistic and when looking at a surrealistic painting I don't want an art fag like Nefardec to come along and start explaining "The wolf symbolizes the animalic human nature and the house symbolizes society and it's values at the time. By painting bla and bla the artist wants to express his views on bla and defines art in a new way that is different from bla and more in accordance with Bla's theory on eductaion. However for that we first must discuss the nature of art and education and their specific role in bla bla (more tl;dr)." Imo it's an awesome movie without any explanation, that time travel shit ruins things. |
I watched You Don't Know Jack last night and I recommend it. Brilliant acting from Pacino (of course) with solid performances from Susan Sarandon and John Goodman. The movie itself does a brilliant job of presenting Jack Kevorkian in a fair manner. It can basically be summarized in a line said by a news reporter in the movie: "Jack Kevorkian, the right message but wrong messenger". Watch it.
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| Originally posted by woscar I watched You Don't Know Jack last night and I recommend it. Brilliant acting from Pacino (of course) with solid performances from Susan Sarandon and John Goodman. The movie itself does a brilliant job of presenting Jack Kevorkian in a fair manner. It can basically be summarized in a line said by a news reporter in the movie: "Jack Kevorkian, the right message but wrong messenger". Watch it. |
just saw the Australian film "The Square" the other day. Really good film noir. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. Check it out:
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| Originally posted by idoru http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0401711/ |
..oh yeah, and the movie.
Get him to the Greek is hilarious. I went in with no expectations, but loved every second of it.
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