September 22, 200916 yr Author Has anyone else seen In Bruges? I really started this thread because I wanted to talk about it.
September 22, 200916 yr vision questThis is such a horrible movie, but I own it, and still watch occasionally. :lol: :lol:
September 22, 200916 yr The Name of the Rose - Sean Connery and a very young Christian Slater as Franciscan monks brought in to solve a murder mystery at a 13th-century Italian monastery (based on the brilliant book by Umberto Eco). Ran - If you're a true film geek, then you know this one. It's Akira Kurosawa's retelling of Shakespeare's "King Lear" set in feudal Japan. It's one of his few color films and he does it beautifully. Brilliant movie as are most of Kurosawa's flicks.
September 22, 200916 yr I'm going to do twitteresque capsules of a few: Cicade De Deus - 50% of the time I'd probably call this my favorite movie. It's easily the best movie of this decade. Dogville - A Dane who has never set foot in America makes a movie with intensely harsh criticism of the USA. I still find it great and actually extremely evil. Nicole Kidman is very underappreciated for her role. Malèna - An interesting movie that deals with one boy's obsession and one woman's beauty. Audition - Now this is a horror film. I remember reading somewhere that Rob Zombie found this difficult to watch. Y tu mamá también - Two boys in their teens and a beautiful 20 something go on a road triip... I'll probably post a few more when I can get home and stare at my DVD collection.
September 22, 200916 yr Author I'm going to do twitteresque capsules of a few: Cicade De Deus - 50% of the time I'd probably call this my favorite movie. It's easily the best movie of this decade. Dogville - A Dane who has never set foot in America makes a movie with intensely harsh criticism of the USA. I still find it great and actually extremely evil. Nicole Kidman is very underappreciated for her role. Malèna - An interesting movie that deals with one boy's obsession and one woman's beauty. Audition - Now this is a horror film. I remember reading somewhere that Rob Zombie found this difficult to watch. Y tu mamá también - Two boys in their teens and a beautiful 20 something go on a road triip... I'll probably post a few more when I can get home and stare at my DVD collection. Y tu mama tambien is the director who did Babel, correct?
September 22, 200916 yr I'll add several. The Cutting Edge. Fresh Horses Strange Brew The World According to Garp Everybody's All-American Take off, you Hoser!
September 22, 200916 yr :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: Never saw that one coming from you! hahaha....I was an English Major....I think liking musicals comes in the degree program.
September 22, 200916 yr Y tu mama tambien is the director who did Babel, correct? I could be wrong but I don't think so. The director of Babel also did 21 Grams.
September 22, 200916 yr Y tu mama tambien is the director who did Babel, correct?Nope, that guy also did 21 Grams and Amores Perros which are both excellent. The director of Y tu mamá también is Alfonso Cuarón who also directed Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and there were concerns among parents when he was selected. Another decent flick he directed is Children of Men with Clive Owen.
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