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| sTo0z wrote: | Pans Labryinth - I also give this 8/10, kinda wierd, kinda cool.
I felt good about watching it after it was done, I like the intensity of the scenes. You just don't expect it and BAM, there it is..  |
Yeah I watched it a couple of days ago. Very good movie and original.
Wanted to ask you something though
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The girl imagines it all so she can avoid the cruel world around her or is it really happening?
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| Posted: Tue, 13th Feb 2007 06:38 Post subject: |
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Valiant 5/10 C- Grade: Boring and ugly know Colourful.
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| Posted: Tue, 13th Feb 2007 11:02 Post subject: |
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| Clevesa wrote: | | sTo0z wrote: | Pans Labryinth - I also give this 8/10, kinda wierd, kinda cool.
I felt good about watching it after it was done, I like the intensity of the scenes. You just don't expect it and BAM, there it is.. |
Yeah I watched it a couple of days ago. Very good movie and original.
Wanted to ask you something though
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The girl imagines it all so she can avoid the cruel world around her or is it really happening?
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That's for the viewer to decide. Remember the chalk and the room ? | Spoiler: | How else could she get out ? |
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The Shawshank Redemption - 9.7/10
Remains one of the best movies ever made.
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| Posted: Tue, 13th Feb 2007 18:45 Post subject: |
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It's clearly 10/10 deelix, what's with your damn 0,3? 
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| Posted: Tue, 13th Feb 2007 19:02 Post subject: |
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| deelix wrote: | The Shawshank Redemption - 9.7/10
Remains one of the best movies ever made. |
speaking of which, you should definitely try Papillon http://imdb.com/title/tt0070511/ with Dustin Hoffman and Steve McQueen. Another 9 or 10/10 classic.
And Shawshank R will seem (just a lil' bit) to be a ripoff )
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Minority Report - 9/10
Wow, that movie just blew me away.
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| Posted: Wed, 14th Feb 2007 03:04 Post subject: |
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| Posted: Wed, 14th Feb 2007 16:04 Post subject: |
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Alpha Dog 8/10 - wicked stuff, bad ending thou.
Pans Labyrinth 9/10 - athmosphere and visuals were top notch, excellent movie.
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| Posted: Wed, 14th Feb 2007 23:33 Post subject: |
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| sTo0z wrote: | | Clevesa wrote: | | sTo0z wrote: | Pans Labryinth - I also give this 8/10, kinda wierd, kinda cool.
I felt good about watching it after it was done, I like the intensity of the scenes. You just don't expect it and BAM, there it is.. |
Yeah I watched it a couple of days ago. Very good movie and original.
Wanted to ask you something though
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The girl imagines it all so she can avoid the cruel world around her or is it really happening?
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I was debating that myself.  |
| Spoiler: | I agree with Bitching, that the fantasy was her form of escapism, and happened all in her mind. There are several plot points that don't make sense unless this is the case |
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| Posted: Wed, 14th Feb 2007 23:49 Post subject: |
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| nouseforaname wrote: | | sTo0z wrote: | | Clevesa wrote: |
Yeah I watched it a couple of days ago. Very good movie and original.
Wanted to ask you something though
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The girl imagines it all so she can avoid the cruel world around her or is it really happening?
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I was debating that myself. |
| Spoiler: | I agree with Bitching, that the fantasy was her form of escapism, and happened all in her mind. There are several plot points that don't make sense unless this is the case |
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| Spoiler: | But didnt the labyrinth changed so that she could escape from the Capitan in the end ? |
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| Posted: Fri, 16th Feb 2007 09:21 Post subject: |
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Watched a lot of movies lately.
Watched the good old westerns with Clint Eastwood ending wth "Unforgiven" of course.
Fistful of dollars,For a few dollars more,Hang em high,Joe Kidd,Otlaw Josey Wales,Two mules for sister Sara.
I'd rate em all 6/10.As I like westerns with Clint.
Unforgiven is a masterpiece 8/10
Illusionist 7/10.I wonder how Jessica Biel got the role,and frankly he did quite good in that one.Thou I still think she is not fit for the role,and another female actresses would have performed better.Eduard Norton as always was brilliant.
Prestige 8/10 Great movie,great script,great actors.What else to say.
Pan's labyrinth 9/10.Gave it 9 since it's obvious the movie is very original in its conception of blending uncovered cruelty,fairy tales,romance and anti-fascists ideas.
It managed to move me to a certain extent - thus 9/10
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| Posted: Fri, 16th Feb 2007 10:13 Post subject: |
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| anarxist wrote: | Watched a lot of movies lately.
Watched the good old westerns with Clint Eastwood ending wth "Unforgiven" of course.
Fistful of dollars,For a few dollars more,Hang em high,Joe Kidd,Otlaw Josey Wales,Two mules for sister Sara.
I'd rate em all 6/10.As I like westerns with Clint.
Unforgiven is a masterpiece 8/10
Illusionist 7/10.I wonder how Jessica Biel got the role,and frankly he did quite good in that one.Thou I still think she is not fit for the role,and another female actresses would have performed better.Eduard Norton as always was brilliant.
Prestige 8/10 Great movie,great script,great actors.What else to say.
Pan's labyrinth 9/10.Gave it 9 since it's obvious the movie is very original in its conception of blending uncovered cruelty,fairy tales,romance and anti-fascists ideas.
It managed to move me to a certain extent - thus 9/10 |
You forgot The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly probably the best western ever made.
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| Posted: Fri, 16th Feb 2007 10:44 Post subject: |
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Yeah man.I know.I watched it before,just not this time
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| Posted: Fri, 16th Feb 2007 12:10 Post subject: |
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http://www.twitchfilm.net/archives/008507.html
This is an interview with Del Toro regarding the Pan's Labyrinth.
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MG: I'm glad to hear you say that. This is the dispute going on among people who have seen your film. Was Ofelia in her fantasy world? Was it a real world? I keep saying such questions pose a false dichotomy.
Del Toro: Yes, of course. And it's intimate. If the movie works as a piece of storytelling, as a piece of artistic creation, it should tell something different to everyone. It should be a matter of personal discussion. Now objectively, the way I structured it, there are three clues in the movie that tell you where I stand. I stand in that it's real. The most important clues are the flower at the end, and the fact that there's no way other than the chalk door to get from the attic to the Captain's office.
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| Clevesa wrote: | http://www.twitchfilm.net/archives/008507.html
This is an interview with Del Toro regarding the Pan's Labyrinth.
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MG: I'm glad to hear you say that. This is the dispute going on among people who have seen your film. Was Ofelia in her fantasy world? Was it a real world? I keep saying such questions pose a false dichotomy.
Del Toro: Yes, of course. And it's intimate. If the movie works as a piece of storytelling, as a piece of artistic creation, it should tell something different to everyone. It should be a matter of personal discussion. Now objectively, the way I structured it, there are three clues in the movie that tell you where I stand. I stand in that it's real. The most important clues are the flower at the end, and the fact that there's no way other than the chalk door to get from the attic to the Captain's office.
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Thanks for the link,Clevesa.But don't forget this:
| Spoiler: | | Quote: | | Del Toro: Objectively, those two clues tell you it's real. The third clue is she's running away from her stepfather, she reaches a dead end, by the time he shows up she's not there. Because the walls open for her. So sorry, there are clues that tell you where I stand and I stand by the fantasy. Those are objective things if you want. The film is a Rorschach test of where people stand. |
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| Posted: Sun, 18th Feb 2007 11:04 Post subject: |
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Fearless 10/10 - best martial arts movie ever.
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| Posted: Sun, 18th Feb 2007 11:38 Post subject: |
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| Parallax_ wrote: | | Fearless 10/10 - best martial arts movie ever. |
Huo Yuan Jia or Fearless from 1993?
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| Posted: Sun, 18th Feb 2007 11:40 Post subject: |
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Read the synopsis from the 93 version (and laugh at that question ). Huo Yuan Jia or Jet Li's Fearless of course! 
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The Great Escape, eh? I like it too, the only thing which bothers me is that the germans are played by americans who speak "gebrokkent" german in a very funny way (but that was unfortunately very typical in american movies until the 90s when it started to change)
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| Posted: Sun, 18th Feb 2007 12:03 Post subject: |
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No its not The Great Escape. Papillon is from 1973.
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| Posted: Sun, 18th Feb 2007 12:21 Post subject: |
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| deelix wrote: | | No its not The Great Escape. Papillon is from 1973. |
Oh damn, that means I have mixed two dvd covers |
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| Posted: Sun, 18th Feb 2007 14:40 Post subject: |
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Hot Fuzz - 7.5/10 - over hyped and expected more
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The Last king of Scotland
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