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Originally posted by tardis tardis wrote:

Clint Eastwood directs!


recently watched Mystic River...very good movie. And another recently bought ol' fave o'mine - Donnie Darko
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Cloverfield is massive. Awesome and too real
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Also two that are up for picture of the year- There will be Blood, and No Country for Old Men

I finally caught TWBB. Not as good as No Country, but definitely in my top three of 2007. Daniel Day-Lewis is the only actor of the past 25 years that I would put in the top ten of all time (I think he could make the top five).
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A documentary "God Grew Tired Of US" - unbelievable.

Also two that are up for picture of the year- There will be Blood, and No Country for Old Men



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Originally posted by tardis tardis wrote:

Equilibrium


I know this is late, but I only recently saw this movie. I gotta say, I was disappointed. The plot reeks of that Matrix faux-philosophy that seems deep until you think about it for three seconds. No one can show emotion, yet Bale gets yelled at when suspected? One yells when one is angry, no? the only other reason is to overcome background noise, and the room they are in is silent. Also, Diggs' character  is show as greedy and ambitious. An emotionless drone would not seek honors that set him apart from the rest. Still, the action is terrific, but the plot is sadly empty.
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This has to be my all-time favourite comedy...

The dead link makes me sad, which is ironic because it's supposed to show a comedy.
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This has to be my all-time favourite comedy...
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Originally posted by tardis tardis wrote:

I just saw Letters From Iwo Jima, and I can HIGHLY recommend it...look forward to seeing its companion, Flags Of Our Fathers...Clint Eastwood directs!


Both fantastic movies - Letters From Iwo Jima is a masterful film, seen from a perspective you don't usually get all the way; one of the best films I saw in 2007.

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Originally posted by progadicto progadicto wrote:

Yesterday on pay tv... TARNATION an amazing documentary made by Johnatan Caouette... Highly recommended to see what amazing things you can do with low budget but great ideas...


in the same vein, American Movie is a fascinating and very funny look at an amateur filmmaker



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I just saw Letters From Iwo Jima, and I can HIGHLY recommend it...look forward to seeing its companion, Flags Of Our Fathers...

Clint Eastwood directs!
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Originally posted by 1800iareyay 1800iareyay wrote:

Top Ten of the year:1. No Country For Old Men2. Michael Clayton3. Before the Devil Knows You're Dead4. Juno5. Grindhouse6. Eastern Promises7. Gone Baby Gone8. In the Valley of Elah9. Knocked Up10. Once

Pretty good list, i agree about No Country for Old Men; one of the greatest movies I've ever seen.

Juno was the worst thing ever though. Please, no one go see it. It's the corniest indie bullsh*t ever; the music and the movie.
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Yesterday on pay tv... TARNATION an amazing documentary made by Johnatan Caouette... Highly recommended to see what amazing things you can do with low budget but great ideas...
... E N E L B U N K E R...
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A story of black market intrigue in post-war Vienna, set to a very fitting zither soundtrack. Famously brilliant directing and cinematography. Great performances out of all of the leads. A must see for suspense, detective, and noir fans. Screenplay written by novelist Graham Greene.


Edited by Hirgwath - December 31 2007 at 00:34

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Toki Wartooth: not a bumblebee.
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