Tuulia
Hell, I don't even know how to use this thing, actually... oh well... *shrug*
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Great Expectations (2012) This Mike Newell directed adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic was pretty bland. Ralph Fiennes and Robbie Coltrane were good in their supporting roles, but Jeremy Irvine as the lead was uninteresting and the romance t…
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I also really, really enjoyed Michael Clayton. --- Annihilation (2018) Not sure about this... Some interesting stuff in there, so I'll need a rewatch. Men, Women & Children (2014) Jason Reitman's drama about how online addiction affec…
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Your cats just made my day, thank you. I don't have one, but I love them.
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Unable to edit previous post, no idea why. It says "edited" but it isn't. Giving up on that, and trying to add further commentary here. --- Now as for how any of that relates to Bond, I couldn't care less either way. I don't care in general if…
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Okay, so about half of that is missing, and I agreed with @bondjames and @NicNac on some stuff, but I really need to go now, regardless of the messily truncated post. Stupid malfunctioning technology. Editing problems as well as not saving the whole…
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What the heck... what happened to the rest of my post? Damn...
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Revelator wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » Sounds like you consider theatre above "lesser" acting like movies or tv. I think it requires more skill from actors than screen acting, and is a greater test of "pure" acting. What is pure acting…
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001 wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » I liked Paris, Texas for quite some time, but not towards the latter part of it. GoldenGun wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » Slow and boring sums it up, but I like other stuff from Wenders. Have only …
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Revelator wrote: » TooManySomethings wrote: » They are very different types of acting. Perhaps, but the difference isn't very important anymore. Most theater actors have grown up watching TV and film and know it requires different modul…
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I liked Paris, Texas for quite some time, but not towards the latter part of it. GoldenGun wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » Slow and boring sums it up, but I like other stuff from Wenders. Have only seen Der Himmel über Berlin and hon…
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Strog wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » Strog wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Wasn't I, Tonya released this year @Strog ? I have no interest in ice skating but I loved the film. Funny, riveting and ultimately rather sad. Great performanc…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Hostiles (2017) Went to see this on the big screen today. Instantly goes in my top 5, if not top 3 films of 2017. Scott Cooper made a very, very good western with this film. The cinematography, editing, soundtrack, l…
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Kill Your Darlings (2013) About the college days of Allen Ginsberg (Daniel Radcliffe) and buddies (Lucien Carr, Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs - played by Dane DeHaan, Jack Huston, Ben Foster) and about a killing. Based on a true story I wasn't…
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bondjames wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Regarding the 'peach' scene, I just found it gratuitous & a bit odd. I'm not a prude by any means (after all, I quite enjoyed the pie shen…
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Birdleson wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » A Matter of Life and Death (1946) And speaking of ages, did a roughly mid-30s David Niven really pass for a 27 year-old when this movie came out? Would pass for a 50 year old nowadays. He plays a guy who w…
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bondjames wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Regarding the 'peach' scene, I just found it gratuitous & a bit odd. I'm not a prude by any means (after all, I quite enjoyed the pie shenanigans in American Pie and wasn't uncomfor…
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Tirez sur le pianiste - Shoot The Piano Player AKA Shoot The Pianist (1960) Truffaut. Charles Aznavour as the pianist. I didn't care for this much myself, a classic though it may be. The Diary Of A Teenager Girl (2015) I wonder if people were …
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bondjames wrote: » @Tuulia, regarding Daniel Day Lewis: mindless action fare, spy flicks, light dramas and comedies are my main interest. DDL tends to make deeper films which require focus and concentration, and these are just not normally the typ…
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bondjames wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » Seems to be the consensus. To me, it deserves all the praise. I’m rooting for it to take Best Picture but I have a feeling it won’t happen. I just finished viewing The Phantom Thread. Very impressive fil…
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The Devil Wears Prada (2006) Not bad, I suppose, but not for me. Cars 3 (2017) Well, I needed to check out Jackson Storm... and he made me laugh, so all good. I realize I'm hardly the target audience for these, but they're still watchable even …
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Birdleson wrote: » I never get what "overrated" or "underrated" means. Other people liked it more? Other people liked it less? I don't get how something can be overrated if the person rated the way they felt. Isn't it really saying "I didn't l…
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FoxRox wrote: » I expect Shape of Water to get the usual post-Best Picture nomination backlash. A great achievement from Del Toro. Has it? I'm not aware of a backlash. It's been a month since the nominations... The difference to something l…
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The Lost City Of Z (2016) Pretty good, though somewhat forgettable. Hell Or High Water (2016) Unfortunately this never came to theatres here. Finally got around to seeing it and liked it a lot. Loving (2016) This never came to theatres here…
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Revelator wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » With all due respect to James Ivory, I'm forever grateful that in the end he didn't get to direct this Yes, it would have been a dryer film if he did. Guadagnino has a gift for sensual visuals and that…
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Yeah exactly that. Also, my friends are casual movie goers/watchers, they probably see less in a year that I see in a month, so there's that, too. And yes, "stupid title" is a ridiculous reason not to watch a classic.
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Creasy47 wrote: » Oh yes, absolutely, I just saw you had mentioned the peach bit and that little trivia tidbit popped into my head so I felt like sharing it in case you hadn't heard it. Everything surrounding the movie and the behind-the-scenes wo…
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@Creasy47 Yeah I love all that stuff. And, hey, actors need to do their homework and proper research if they care about their craft. Which he does, so. :) ( Just to be clear, though, above I was referring to the next scene = pt. 2, with Oliver, not …
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Wow, thanks @Creasy47. Blushing. And I agree on everything you said about the movie and the actors. The cinematography was indeed beautiful. (The cinematographer was crying after they shot the... the conflict scene aka peach pt 2. These people. A fa…
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Hmm, Dimi... Thanks then. Happy to... delight. :)
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Dimi, I don't believe you read it that fast, so I take it you're just after free booze... ;)
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