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Some really stunning images in this one.

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boooooooooo.

 

i think i'm the only american who didn't enjoy that film. i mean, i enjoyed it... but it was nothing compared to infernal affairs.

 

and seriously, i have no problem against cussing, i believe it's an art form... but still, scorsese needs to learn where to draw the line. the scene where marky mark and martin sheen were fighting in the board room was just ridiculous. "fuck you you fuckin' fuck fuck fuckeroo".

 

i understand they're irish, but still.

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boooooooooo.

 

i think i'm the only american who didn't enjoy that film. i mean, i enjoyed it... but it was nothing compared to infernal affairs.

 

and seriously, i have no problem against cussing, i believe it's an art form... but still, scorsese needs to learn where to draw the line. the scene where marky mark and martin sheen were fighting in the board room was just ridiculous. "fuck you you fuckin' fuck fuck fuckeroo".

 

i understand they're irish, but still.

 

Hey, man don't blame me. I'm just watching all sorts of movies that I should have seen already. I've never seen Rocky.

 

 

What in the hell was in that envelope he gave to the shrink?

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boooooooooo.

 

i think i'm the only american who didn't enjoy that film. i mean, i enjoyed it... but it was nothing compared to infernal affairs.

 

and seriously, i have no problem against cussing, i believe it's an art form... but still, scorsese needs to learn where to draw the line. the scene where marky mark and martin sheen were fighting in the board room was just ridiculous. "fuck you you fuckin' fuck fuck fuckeroo".

 

i understand they're irish, but still.

 

Oh come on. You didn't even enjoy the ending where you know who did you know what to you know who? That was the best part of the movie for me. I love seeing smug dicks get theirs.

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Oh come on. You didn't even enjoy the ending where you know who did you know what to you know who? That was the best part of the movie for me. I love seeing smug dicks get theirs.

god bless you or something.

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An actress best known for her tabloid exploits plays an actress best known for her tabloid exploits. But it's not just a stunt--Sienna Miller runs circles around Steve Buscemi in this movie. She might be the real deal.

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A top-notch film noir about a social climbing killer.

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A pre Six Feet Under Lauren Ambrose giving a fine performance in this coming of age story.

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The depths of man's darkness to the highs of love are all explored in this majestic film. One of the best silent films I've ever seen.

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That's one of my all-time favorite films, period. Top 20.

It's in my Top 10 or 20 of all-time too.

 

There's so much emotion, depth, and tension conveyed with nary an intertitle in sight, and the breathtaking cinematography still manages to stun. There were some really cutting edge film techniques used in this one at the time, like the "invisible" tracking shots and in camera double exposure shots. This is a film I could never tire of watching.

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There's so much emotion, depth, and tension conveyed with nary an intertitle in sight, and the breathtaking cinematography still manages to stun. There were some really cutting edge film techniques used in this one at the time, like the "invisible" tracking shots and in camera double exposure shots. This is a film I could never tire of watching.

Instead of melodrama, Murnau composed a sensuous, moral fable of bright settings and emotional extremes. It's about compromised dreams, but also how joy is a state of mind. Too bad his career was cut short...

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Speaking of "all-time favorites," I was just revisiting Stan Brakhage's The Dante Quartet (1987). It's my favorite film of his--it's as pure and beautiful and evocative a vision of Hell as I've seen. Over the years, I have probably seen this ethereal, scary, breathtaking masterpiece 30 times, but I never tire of it. I wish I could have it on perpetual loop in my living room as if it were installation art.

 

And I think "Spiders" would make a perfect musical accompaniment!

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