Tuulia
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@patb - I don't disagree. I think it's good to explore, and I try to do that all the time. I wouldn't even want to only watch, listen to, or read stuff that I fully expect to like, I love discovering something unexpected. A year ago I went to see…
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He wants to direct? Interesting. I know he isn't an actor for fame and self-promotion and all that, and doesn't feel comfortable about that sort of stuff, but he doesn't need to. One doesn't have to go around the late night chat show circuit, or sel…
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I find the title of this thread somewhat confusing. Why should a person be embarrassed about not having seen this or that movie? Most of you aren't anyway, are you? (You merely mention stuff you haven't seen.) Nor should you be. There is no point in…
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Tree Of Life (2011)... Brad Pitt, Jessica Chastain, Sean Penn... Well, it's a Terrence Malick movie, and it's beautiful; the biggest star here is probably Emmanuel Lubezki and I guess with Malick's other most recent films, too. Not as much yet with …
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Master_Dahark wrote: » They could easily have kept the film as is, and cast Bale as Connor, and Yelchin as Reese. Everything else could have been the same but it would have appealed to both sides of the coin Oh, casting was fine as it was.
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If the movie is big then a supporting role would probably indeed be a better idea than a lead, but if the movie(s) is(are) small or middle-sized then could be lead(s) as well.
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Pajan005 wrote: » I would be glad to see DC do some other film before B25. I get the feeling that people would only see him as Bond. And, he can play a great variety of roles. Yes. I must say I was disappointed that he didn't do any movies …
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RogueAgent wrote: » Well this as far as I am concerned reinforces my belief that they should have continued the Bale/John Connor story, and not gone and made a mockery of what has gone before. Absolutely. There was a lot more that could hav…
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Lancaster007 wrote: » Not a fan of Superman films, and I have to say that Man of Steel was one of the worst films I've ever had the misfortune to sit through. Shan't be watching anymore and as Zack Snyder is helming on Batman V Superman shan't be …
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I'm unable to bitch since I've seen so few of the nominees/winners. ;) I was very pleased Interstellar got the visual effects oscar even though I hadn't seen the competition. :) I wanted it to get the original score oscar, too, I loved it, and De…
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The Imitation Game This was entertaining, interesting, educational, fun, serious and emotional. Well paced, directed, edited and acted. A very good night at the movies. Warmly recommended. When asked about a detail in a scene in Out Of the Fur…
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DoctorKaufmann wrote: » Yes, Fincher and GONE GIRL got snubbed. And Ben Affleck, of course. As for the best picture nominee, I only watched IMITAION GAME and BOYHOOD. Ben Affleck? For Gone Girl? You mean you actually think he should have be…
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DaltonCraig007 wrote: » Gangs of New York The film starts great, then about an hour everything almost stops, it really drags and then picks up at the epic battle in the end. Dicaprio was good but overshadowed by the other actors, including the maj…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » Usually this site saves your drafts automatically? Would hate that you lost a bunch of work! Indeed. I did check drafts, wasn't there. The site just decided to post the first two lines when I was still writing. Perhap…
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Bloody hell, wtf just happened to my post? Never had a post mostly disappear like that, and I wasn't even trying to post it yet. Do I need to write the whole gawddamned thing again? Seesh... Will ponder that a bit... --- Ok, pondered. I had a …
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I generally don't pay attention to actors'/filmmakers' personal lives. It's not that I'd be fine with whatever skeletons if I knew, but that I just don't know - at all in most cases, and also I feel I can't have an op
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The Game (1997), directed by David Fincher. Well, they can't all be brilliant (his previous film - Seven - was great and the one after this - Fight Club - I just love and never tire of watching). This might be my least fave Fincher movie, but it's o…
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patb wrote: » Good Night and Good Luck is a great film, GC is not just a pretty face, a classy movie with great acting and very political. I agree both about the film and Clooney. I think his acting range is pretty limited, but he's ok at w…
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patb wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » patb wrote: » After watching Girl with the Dragon Tatoo, switched over and watched another Fincher movie "Panic Room", not his best IMHO and main role is miscast but FW is very good IMHO I agree it's no…
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patb wrote: » After watching Girl with the Dragon Tatoo, switched over and watched another Fincher movie "Panic Room", not his best IMHO and main role is miscast but FW is very good IMHO I agree it's not his best, but it's still good. On se…
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Henry V (1989), directed by Kenneth Branagh, starring mostly Kenneth Branagh, also Derek Jacobi, Ian Holm, Judi Dench, Emma Thompson, Christian Bale. Too... Shakespearean for me, hard for me to follow the text, and Branagh is just not interesting en…
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DarthDimi wrote: » @Tuulia, I must watch The Flowers Of War. I hope you like it, let me know... :) ... and oh heck, now I have Julie London singing "Laura" in my head... an interesting mix with The Dark Knight Rises soundtrack that I hav…
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Birdleson wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » Corny in what way, @Birdleson? I didn't find it corny, and liked it, but it's obviously all just opinion and personal experiences with movies (and many other things)…
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Birdleson wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » Corny in what way, @Birdleson? I didn't find it corny, and liked it, but it's obviously all just opinion and personal experiences with movies (and many other things) anyway. Or the word "corny" may mean somet…
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Corny in what way, @Birdleson? I didn't find it corny, and liked it, but it's obviously all just opinion and personal experiences with movies (and many other things) anyway. Or the word "corny" may mean something other than how I understand it. :) (…
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Wild (2014), directed by Jean-Marc Vallée, whose Dallas Buyers Club a year earlier I loved, so it was his name that first got me interested in this. Starring Reese Witherspoon, whom I like anyway, and who is good here - as is Laura Dern. I did like …
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CrabKey wrote: » Boyhood. Nothing terribly remarkable happens in the film. What few crises occur are fairly tame, nothing earth shattering, nothing that will take your breath away. It's all very ordinary. We witness the story of a boy growing up …
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Ungh. I wasn't exactly excited about this in the first place, sounded bad to begin with. Watched one trailer, and it looked like absolutely useless crap. Guess I'll check out the movie some day when it's on tv or something, and I can't think of anyt…
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AceHole wrote: » talos7 wrote: » Here is James Brolin and Christian Bale side by side. I don't think Brolin should have been Bond but with a better haircut he could have looked the part. That is an eery resemblance!!! Well,…
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chrisisall wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » Ok... and I just saw Nicholson being Nicholson. ;) And the humor did nothing for me. I'm not a comic book fan, so I can't comment on that aspect, only on what I saw in the movies. Never read Fleming? D…
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