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Mullholland Drive

 

Now what was going on there? Everything tied together at the end somehow but I can only make assumptions.

But the characters are really cool and easily distinguishable and it also has great atmosphere.

I'll definitely have to watch it a second time so maybe I'll understand it.

 

8/10

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Mullholland Drive

 

Now what was going on there? Everything tied together at the end somehow but I can only make assumptions.

But the characters are really cool and easily distinguishable and it also has great atmosphere.

I'll definitely have to watch it a second time so maybe I'll understand it.

 

8/10

 

When you do understand it, I'll beat you up if you don't bow down to it.

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Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

 

A western which seems to be more of a homage to classic pre-sergio leone westerns. Has thrills, action and humour with a great cast.

 

The pace seems to jump back and forward as the movie flows in different styles from classic western, silent movies, tense noir and joyful romps.

Still and all time classic with memorable scenes such as "Knives or guns." and the dynamite packed train carriage.

 

9/10 Great stylistic ending aswell, think I may watch it again.

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Jackie Chan's First Strike

 

worth watching just to see Jackie Chan in a cute little seal hat

 

8/10

 

Very true.

 

Casino Royale

 

First time Ive seen it!

 

Daniel Craig is rather hot...

 

Also very true.

 

BelleVille Rendevous

 

One of greatest films ever. A swirling cacophny of spectacular dreamlike worlds made utterly believable by insane and superbly full and realistic characters. Intense and immersive, this a first class treat for the senses. Flawless.

 

10/10

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The History Boys

 

Alan Bennett has a very distorted view of sex, public schools and the world in general. The characters, and their tolerance, were absurb. Excusing this, good intelligent film with good character development and acting. Plus a fat kid.

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Shrek 2

 

The overall story was very predictable although the fairy added a new touch to it but the gags really make it stand out. I couldn't stop laughing when I saw Pus in Boots for the first time. Somehow I felt some parts of the rivallery between the cat and donkey were cut out of the film though.

Music is also amazing and the characters are likeable.

I'd like a bit better textured skin though, the skin in FF Advent Children looks a lot more realistic than in Shrek and I think it would help the atmosphere.

 

8.5/10

 

 

 

Highlander

 

Not much to say about that film. The whole concept and story is cool and it feels quite classic except for the music. Christopher Lambert suites the role very well. However, I think they should have put more effort into the swordfights. They fight like amateurs when they actually had many centuries to perfect their skills.

I don't know if I saw a cut version because I never saw how a head was cut-off and that was actually a very central story element...

 

8/10

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Seen all these over the past few days.

 

 

Casino Royale

 

Best Bond Since Goldeneye. 9/10

 

Talladega Nights

 

Lot of lol moments. 8/10

 

Mission Impossible 3

 

Much much better than 2. 8/10

 

Click

 

Not Adam Sandlers best. 7/10

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Heart Of Glass

Werner Herzog's strange 1976 film about a pre-industrial Bavarian villiage in turmoil. Absolutely stunning looking film, fantastic dialogue and a very, very strange atmosphere. There is a narrative to the film, but the film is much more about setting the atmosphere than telling any kind of story. One of the most incredible things about it is that the entire cast acted every scene under hypnosis, which certainly explains a lot and does add to the strange atmosphere of the village.

 

The last line of dialogue really sealed it for me. "And the men set off, pathetic and senseless, in a boat that was far too small".

 

Wow. 9/10

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I watched these 4 over the weekend

 

Mr Bean's Holiday

 

Surprisingly good, kept to the original key elements that made Mr Bean so good in the first place. A very laugh out loud sort of film in places. The earning money bits were great among other parts.

 

8/10

 

Goldmember

 

Saw this on Channel 4 on Sunday, very good film and slightly better than the 2nd film in the series. Nice surprise at the end as well. Was surprised by Mini-me joining Austin to stop Dr Evil

 

9/10

 

Naked Gun 2 1/2

 

Funny sequel to the first Naked Gun. Great laughs throughout, the comedy fighting scenes were great along with the bits where Drebin tried to cut his ropes using a shelving unit and also tried to disarm a nuclear bomb sequence as well.

 

9.5/10

 

Casino Royale

 

Saw this today, very good film. Was amazed on how well Daniel Craig played Bond in the film, great film keeping close to the book as they did in the previous Bond films bar the last Dalton and Brosnan films.

 

9.5/10

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Ah Easter holidays. :santa:

 

Although it was a bit too bright this afternoon/ early evening to be watching anything, I had the place to myself pretty much so I stuck on Lost in Translation. I saw the ending of it a year ago in French, but apart from that I've not watched this since seeing it in the cinema.

 

I feared that it would be rubbish, cos people I know keep saying that. But it was awesomely fantastic. 10/ 10, ah yeah. :cool:

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Well, in the last week or so...

 

300- 8/10

Billy Madison- 8/10

Boyz n the Hood- 9/10

Curse of the Golden Flower- 6/10

The Departed- 9/10

The Shawshank Redemption- 5/10

 

Can't be arsed with any write ups at the moment, but, y'know, I think you can all live without it.

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