I agree. I saw it last night. Definitely 10/10.Quote:
Originally Posted by SleepyWitch
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I agree. I saw it last night. Definitely 10/10.Quote:
Originally Posted by SleepyWitch
I watched The Impossible last night it was good. Naomi Watts acted well and so did Ewan McGregor. 8/10
The Sessions: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1866249/
Score: 3/10
The article Mark O'Brien wrote, "On Seeing a Sex Surrogate", is better than the movie: http://thesunmagazine.org/issues/174...rrogate?page=1
The movie tried to shift attention to potential jealousy in the boyfriend of one caretaker and then the husband of the sex surrogate to make the story interesting. That only made it sentimental in my view. I can't imagine that such jealousy actually occurred which made me look for O'Brien's original article. The original article was more realistic and interesting.
Searching for Sugar Man
Score: 10/10
This is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen.
Here's Sixto Rodriguez' I wonder: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oj-0pX5SEHE
I watched Bol again, it’s a desi movie. 9/10
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1891757/
Side Effects 9/10 It was really good! Scary, and somewhat plausible. Jude Law was really good in it, as was Rooney Mara.
I saw Sessions a few weeks ago. A good, small movie. I'd give it a 8/10. I didn't care for the trumped up drama, either, YesNo. I also looked up the article after seeing the movies, but just because I was intrigued at that point. It was quite interesting.
Jeff, who lives at home.
Not bad. Not bad at all. Kind of a sleeper. I streamed it on Netflix. Didn't know anything about it. It was just a shot in the dark and I was pleasantly surprised. In the opening scene I said to myself, "New Orleans". It just had that feel about it. Turns out it was Baton Rouge - I was close.
The first two Godfather films, again.
But in a theater, Amour, which I LOVED, and which everyone else HATED. :(
I loved Amour, but even movie people I talk to have reservations about it. I feel that he was fearlessly accurate in describing the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lykren
Yay! I'm not alone!
Yes, his accuracy was amazing, but one other aspect that impressed me was the mystical element to to the ending. Know what I mean?
"Heartbreaker" French movie, oh what a hoot!!
I remember liking "Jeff, who lives at home" as well Sancho.
Something totally different from that is "Guns, Girls and Gambling" which I thought was pretty stupid until the ending sort of clarified things. Probably the best part was watching how those two pistols fit perfectly in their holsters against Helena Mattson's butt while she walked in her black outfit.
Score 5/10.
I saw The Tree of Life today. Absolutely stunning, but I need to see it again (and again) to really grasp it. Which is a good thing.
You are not alone, Lykren! And, yes, I do, and that, I think, is what made it beautiful.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lykren
I caught this on an indie movie channel we get. I'd read a review which was positive. I liked it. It's hard not to like Jason Segal, but even so, this was good material. Kind of similar to my life, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sancho
It's awesome, isn't it? "Day's of Heaven," which he directed is one of my favorite movies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lykren
I watched Shaun Of The Dead with my cousins, though it's not a great movie, but we enjoyed it. 6/10
It's much better than Dawn of the Dead, in my opinion lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowqueen
The Dark Knight, again. Besides batmans voice, I absolutely love that movie.