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A Single Man

 

I think I was expecting too much, so was let down a little, but only by a smidgen. I really loved the cinematography of it all, a very visually striking film. Tom Ford did a great job and I love the desaturation techniques, they really gave it some extra depth.

 

Surprisingly funny, quite moving, surreal and overall quite a downer in some respects, but then there's a sense of closure at the end as well.

 

I'm gonna go with 8.9/10 because it's just hanging on the edge of 9.

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Where The Wild Things Are

 

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I want that outfit! It looks comfy.

 

I like films like this; some kid's crazy imagination writ large. Plus it got quite dark at times. All in all, enjoyable.

 

Yay!

 

I hardly know anyone else who has seen this.

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Whilst I agree, I wish you had said it rather than me having to turn off my music just to hear what she's blabbering about.

 

A simple sentence rather than an implicit message hidden in a song lyric or whatever wouldn't go awry, maybe just once in your lifetime.

I'm pretty sure you'd have complained anyway if I'd written "Stunned".

 

What's the lesser, of two...evils...?

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It's just word/image association to real life humour or something like that. I don't think many other people do it...

 

Though Phoenix do deserve one's full attention. I listened to their recent album the other day, my hearbeat beat me senselessly.

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Was this on purpose? Because I enjoyed it, if it was! :)

 

I'm sorry to let you down, but I believe content was my true intention.

 

If you are viewing it as though I was treating the Chair Drive Ah couple in a derogatory manner then I didn't mean it as so. Other than that I don't quite know what you meant! :p

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*Must resist urge to spam another thread with pictures of Ronald Regan and Bjork.

 

...Benjamin Button.

 

I really enjoyed this. I'm not really sure how qualified I am to judge it as I have not read the book, but I thought the whole film was great. The concept was interesting, there were many varied characters, the backwards ageing thing was executed very well. Has it's similarities to Forest Gump of course, but I think I definitely prefer this film. I think they could have perhaps played around with people's reactions to Benjamin and his strange state of being a bit more - it felt like there should have been a little more drama where people were like 'Oh he ages backwards. ok'. But it wasn't a major complaint for me. It was also oddly humorous at times - the lightning springs to mind. One of the best films I have seen in a while.

 

8.5/10

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