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    Default Re: what was the last movie you saw?

    Quote Originally Posted by Tuppergal.Victoria View Post
    I love Cloud Atlas. So much so I have watched it 5 times and just finished the book. (I liked the movie better for once)
    This one's got me curiouser and curiouser.
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    Moon (2009). Directed by Duncan Jones (David Bowie's son), stars Sam Rockwell and Kevin Spacey. Kind of slow starting, then it picked up and was saved by the last third. I give it 3 out of 5 stars.

    eta: The Thin Man (1934), William Powell, Myrna Loy. I always watch this when it's on.
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    Not been well over the past couple of weeks, so, have watched a goodly number of films on DVD. Amongst them were...

    True Grit - The Coen brothers 2010 Western remake, featuring Jeff Bridges and Hailee Steinfeld, which I really enjoyed.

    Valerie and her week of wonders - Czech film, already mentioned by 85AK. Thought it was great, and will probably explore more of Second Run's catalogue.

    Badlands - Terrence Malick's 1973 'classic', starring Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek.

    Seven Psychopaths - Dark humour, and strong language from Martin McDonagh...though you would know what to expect if you've seen "In Bruges". Liked the fact that the film features Woody Harrelson as one of the psychopaths. I thought his playing of Mickey Knox, in "Natural Born Killers", was one of the best psychopath characters, ever. Also stars...Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, and the wonderful Christopher Walken.

    The place beyond the pines - Another recommendation from this thread, and another worthwhile movie.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuppergal.Victoria View Post
    I love Cloud Atlas. So much so I have watched it 5 times and just finished the book. (I liked the movie better for once)
    Do you have a particular favourite among the six stories? To me, Robert Frobisher's story was very special.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Malcolm View Post
    Not been well over the past couple of weeks, so, have watched a goodly number of films on DVD. Amongst them were...

    True Grit - The Coen brothers 2010 Western remake, featuring Jeff Bridges and Hailee Steinfeld, which I really enjoyed.

    Valerie and her week of wonders - Czech film, already mentioned by 85AK. Thought it was great, and will probably explore more of Second Run's catalogue.

    Badlands - Terrence Malick's 1973 'classic', starring Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek.

    Seven Psychopaths - Dark humour, and strong language from Martin McDonagh...though you would know what to expect if you've seen "In Bruges". Liked the fact that the film features Woody Harrelson as one of the psychopaths. I thought his playing of Mickey Knox, in "Natural Born Killers", was one of the best psychopath characters, ever. Also stars...Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, and the wonderful Christopher Walken.

    The place beyond the pines - Another recommendation from this thread, and another worthwhile movie.
    Nice list. I've seen and loved all of them except for Seven Psychopaths and In Bruges (added to my list - thanks Malcolm). Only one on the big screen - The Coen Brothers' True Grit - twice. There are a handful of directors who I'll see at the theater to catch their new movies, a short list:

    Jeff Nichols
    Wes Anderson
    Paul Thomas Anderson

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    Rewatched Animal Kingdom (2010). Just a great story, beginning to end. Ben Mendelsohn (The Place Beyond the Pines - another great story), Guy Pierce. You'll probably recognize Joel Edgerton (Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, Smokin' Aces, Zero Dark Thirty). Sullivan Stapleton (The Hunter (2011)).

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    Watched Superbad on DVD. Barely tolerable opening, sweet ending.

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    From Thomas Vinterberg who also directed "The Hunt". This one makes "The Hunt" seem like a happy film.

    EDIT - Since the image went on vacation - Submarino.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MisterBoll View Post
    From Thomas Vinterberg who also directed "The Hunt". This one makes "The Hunt" seem like a happy film.

    Image not showing MisterBoll. Now I'm curious.

    Added The Hunt to my queue. Thanks

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    Image not showing MisterBoll. Now I'm curious.

    Added The Hunt to my queue. Thanks
    Added the title. Great film but no walk through the park.

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    The Company of Wolves (1984), directed by Neil Jordan (The Crying Game, Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles, Michael Collins, The Brave One). British horror film. Stars Angela Landsbury. Dreams within dreams. Stories within dreams. No totems. Excellent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MisterBoll View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by 85AKbN View Post
    Image not showing MisterBoll. Now I'm curious.

    Added The Hunt to my queue. Thanks
    Added the title. Great film but no walk through the park.
    What about the one in your sig? I've tried twice now to watch it but my attention keeps straying.

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    What about the one in your sig? I've tried twice now to watch it but my attention keeps straying.
    I love that film but hard to watch in parts (I don't want to give anything away). It also helps to see the interview with Carlos Reygadas (on the Brit DVD) which explains many aspects of the film. Perhaps you should see "Silent Light" before attempting this one. "Battle In Heaven" is more linear but a bit more 'adult'.

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    I saw the Lego movie last weekend and it was a lot of fun.
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    Prisoners (2013). 4 out of 5 stars.

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    The Hasty Heart(1949). Only the 2nd time I've sen it,but still a great film.


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    Quote Originally Posted by MisterBoll View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by velo View Post

    What about the one in your sig? I've tried twice now to watch it but my attention keeps straying.
    I love that film but hard to watch in parts (I don't want to give anything away). It also helps to see the interview with Carlos Reygadas (on the Brit DVD) which explains many aspects of the film. Perhaps you should see "Silent Light" before attempting this one. "Battle In Heaven" is more linear but a bit more 'adult'.
    I think its the aspect ratio that puts me off. Silent Light has some beautiful imagery. One scene has stayed vivid in my mind even six years later. Battle In Heaven was honest in its portrayals.
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    I think its the aspect ratio that puts me off. Silent Light has some beautiful imagery. One scene has stayed vivid in my mind even six years later. Battle In Heaven was honest in its portrayals.
    You should see it. Pretend it's an old film. Did you see "Japon"? I've never seen that one.

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    My five year old HTPC died last month. I was going to replace it but decided to go with a Roku 3 instead. Liking it so far. Watched Space Balls. Yeah, it's still corny. Red Dawn, the remake version. It was okay but I could have had a bit more story development. Jack Reacher, good action flick that was predictable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuppergal.Victoria View Post
    I love Cloud Atlas. So much so I have watched it 5 times and just finished the book. (I liked the movie better for once)
    Do you have a particular favourite among the six stories? To me, Robert Frobisher's story was very special.
    Wow, it's hard to pick just one but I guess the revolution story was so different.

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